Cold Weather Super Bowl Party Ideas
If you want to go all out with your invitation, try a sports themed custom caricature. Choose to have your guest of honor drawn scoring a touchdown or celebrating a win as the head coach. The sky is the limit!
Make designing your invite a little easier by choosing one of the wording options below. With the write phrase, your guests will be ready for some football!
Get ready for some footballAt John and Kelly’s firstCold Weather Super Bowl Party!Join us for Beer, Brats, and Big HitsAt Mike and Mindy’s Super Bowl Party!Which side of the couch are you on?Join us for a party and couchgate on Super Bowl Sunday!Ready… Set… Party!Come on over for a Super Bowl Bash!
After choosing some wording, you might want to try your hand at making your own invite. Try one of these easy DIY options so your invite is a winner:
- Trace a miniature foam #1 finger on gold glitter craft paper. On the other side of the paper (the non-glitter side), write your party info.
- Cut football shapes from brown craft paper. On one side of each football cut 6-8 holes with a hole punch. String a shoelace through the holes like the laces on an actual football, and write your party info on the other half of the invite.
- Create a “Field Access” pass for each guest that includes all your party info. Laminate each pass and attach a lanyard in your team’s colors to each one. Guests will feel like VIPs when they receive this invite in the mail!
Give your guests some team spirit by decorating your venue with cold weather football gear. Greet your guests at the door with a 2021 Super Bowl LV Theme Banner and a cutout of the host or hostess as a football player or cheerleader. Wrap a scarf around your cutout to honor the first cold weather Super Bowl. (These ideas were written for a part inside, but can be modified for a party outside as well. Think portable heaters!)
To get your guests in the game, try a few of these other cold weather Super Bowl party decorations, too:
- Hang a snowflake garland along the mantle, in hallways, and over doorways to continue the winter sport theme.
- When they walk through the door, don't forget to decorate your guests! Give them bead necklaces (in your team colors), so they can become part of the game. Your friends and family will love being included!
- Put groups of blue balloons with snowflake mylar balloons in odd numbers at focal points in the room, like the entrance, sign in table, and buffet table.
- To coordinate with the cold weather theme, sprinkle snowflake confetti on the football field table covers. Your tables will reflect the snowy field on game day!
- Include footballs on your dinner and buffet tables and attach a few green and blue balloons to each one to add some height to your displays.
- Don’t forget to use paper goods with your favorite team’s logo, too!
- Make sure snacks are within easy reach of your guests at all times as they watch the game. Place bowls of pretzels and peanuts on coffee and end tables so your guests can grab a quick bite.
Delicious and fattening food is often at the center of any good football party. Along with trays of pepperoni pizza, a mountain of pigs in a blanket, and bowls of your favorite party mix, include a few yummy surprises for guests to enjoy at their first cold weather Super Bowl:
- To combat the cold weather, provide a hot chocolate bar for your guests to enjoy! Keep a crockpot full of warm hot chocolate, and have a variety of mix-ins and toppings available for your guests to add. Whipped cream, chocolate shavings/powder, marshmallows, sprinkles, crushed candy, cinnamon, and flavored syrups are all great toppings to choose from.
- Beer. A focal point of any Super Bowl Party. Add themed personalized Super Bowl beer bottle labels to give your brewskies a personal touch. Include a customized message from the host or hostess, too!
- Since your guests can’t enjoy snacks on the actual 50 yard line, bring the stadium to them by having a tailgating buffet filled with classic foods. Fill a table with boxes of nuts, bagged popcorn, nachos, hot dogs, and barbecue (like ribs and brats). Friends and family won’t be able to stop themselves from going back for seconds.
- Try these fun football brownies! Double layered cakes and thick chocolate icing make for a rich and delicious dessert.
- Give each guest a referee’s yellow flag to throw during the game. Make your own by cutting squares of fabric, wrapping the fabric around a bouncey ball, and securing it with a rubber band. Guests can ref the referees and throw a yellow flag whenever they think a bad call has been made! This activity helps family and friends get out all their anger towards those terrible referee decisions.
- Set up an inflatable football field in your backyard so guests can play a quick game during halftime! Give each player an inflatable helmet, set up inflatable goal posts on either end of the field, and let everyone fight over the inflatable football!
- Before the game, have guests place bets for squares on a Super Bowl Pool Board. If you’re not sure how to run betting squares, check out our detailed instructions on our Super Bowl Party Games page.
- A favorite among many Super Bowl fans are the commercials. Create a Super Bowl commercial game, like bingo, to keep guests entertained. Award fun football trophies to the winners!
Good luck on Super Bowl Sunday from everyone at Party411, and make sure to save a beer for the Party Girl!