Host a Pokémon Valentine’s Day Party with these fun ideas and free printables.

Is your child a Pokémon fan? Show them how much you love them with this Pokémon Valentine’s Day Party. It is fun and easy to put together with these free party printables that come in a heart-shaped Poké Ball. Hand out these Pokemon Valentine’s Day Cards at school.

Pokémon Valentine’s Day Party

I started planning this party by creating the Pokémon party printables. I took a Poké Ball and cut it into a heart shape.

I picked out foods that my kids like and that go along with the Pokémon theme. See how to make the Pokémon Brownie Hearts at the bottom of this post. Your pretty little pocket monster fan might also like to have a Pink Pokemon Birthday Party.

I created heart window sandwiches and a Poké Ball fruit tray. After I took these photos, I realized that we placed the fruit in the wrong spots in the dip tray. The black line was supposed to go between the banana and strawberries like pictured in this Pokemon party post.

Our little party also included Pikachu juice boxes and melon.

The Pokémon party decorations include a variety of hearts. There is a large Poké Heart that I used to decorate the front of the brownie heart display. Medium-sized Poké Ball Hearts are strung with pink hearts to form a Valentine garland. Play Pokemon Bingo at this party.

Mini Poké Hearts are attached to toothpicks to form food picks. These also make cute cupcake toppers. The mini hearts were also added to the Pikachu Juice Box printables. Those adorable Pikachu make me smile!

The large Poké Ball Heart can be found here. The medium Poké Ball Hearts can be found here. The mini Poké Ball Hearts are found here. Grab the Pikachu Juice Box printables and add a heart. Combine these printables with more of my Pokémon Free Printables for an extra special celebration.

Happy Valentine’s Day! Please come back and let me know how your Pokemon Valentine’s Day Party turns out.

Pokémon Brownie Hearts on a Stick

Here are the ingredients you need to make Heart Brownies on a Stick.

Bake brownies according to the directions on the package. Let them cool in the pan completely before cutting them.

Use a heart-shaped cookie cutter to cut out brownie hearts. I used a metal cutter and slowly pulled it up out of the pan.

The brownie stuck to the inside of the cutter and I gently removed it. Dip the bottom part of the brownie in melted white candy.

Stick a lollipop stick into the bottom of the heart right away before the white dries. I tried using a paper straw, but it didn't work. Let the white dry on a liner or wax paper.

Dip the top half of the brownie into the melted red candy, making sure to leave a little gap of exposed brownie to represent the black strip around the Pokéball Brownie Hearts on a Stickball. Let the red dry.

Place a small amount of red and white melted candy on the back of one large eye. Carefully place that in the middle of the black strip to represent the trigger release button.