B-Day shirt

[Luhts]

I am looking for advice on what wording to put on the back of my son's B-day t-shirt. We will be in MK on his 4th birthday. I was thinking just "I am 4 today" but then it wouldn't really be wearable again after that day. Any ideas? What about "I celebrated #4 at Disneyworld"? Any other ideas?

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

Head on over to the DISigns board...they will come up with something really cute for you.

 

[TexasBee]

Maybe something simple like "I'm 4!".

 

[Robmom]

I bought a shirt for my DS's birthday, and it says, "Look Who's 3?" Maybe something like that.

 

[rt2dz]

How about, "I celebrated my 4th birthday at Walt Disney World on <date>" ?

 

[StitchandPooh'sMom]

Or "I turned four in Disney World!" or "Favorite character came to my fourth birthday!" or "I had my fourth birthday with favorite character!" or "Favorite character wished me a happy fourth birthday on 'date'!"

I agree with PP about posting on the DISigns board - there are lots of creative people there!

 

[Manda]

I ordered one for my son's 5th that he'll be celebrating at Disney World in August. On the front, it says, "Happy Birthday, Holden!" with a picture of Mickey. On the back, it says, "TODAY is my 5th Birthday!". Because I wanted everyone to know that TODAY was his actual birthday and I want lots of people to give him happy birthdays as we walk around. When I pulled it out of the box, the first thing DH says is, "You bought a shirt that can only be worn for one day???" Shuddup.

 

[Tnkrbelle565]

I ordered one for my son's 5th that he'll be celebrating at Disney World in August. On the front, it says, "Happy Birthday, Holden!" with a picture of Mickey. On the back, it says, "TODAY is my 5th Birthday!". Because I wanted everyone to know that TODAY was his actual birthday and I want lots of people to give him happy birthdays as we walk around. When I pulled it out of the box, the first thing DH says is, "You bought a shirt that can only be worn for one day???" Shuddup.

Don't forget to get him his birthday button from your hotel front desk or guest relations.

 

[Manda]

Don't forget to get him his birthday button from your hotel front desk or guest relations.

Yes, we will. But that seems kinda diluted considering they seem to give one to everyone who's ever had a birthday. My plan is to let him wear the button the whole trip (but he probably won't want to knowing him) and having the shirt for just that special day. When we were there last September, the front desk guy tried to give my son every button they had practically. It wasn't his first trip or his birthday, but they sure did want to stick a button on him. "Is it his birthday?" "No." "When was his birthday?" "About 6 weeks ago, actually." "Close enough! Happy Birthday!"

 

[marcyinPA]

I had a shirt made for my DS's 8th birthday in the world. It had a picture of Mickey and the gang on the front, and the saying "Celebrating My Birthday with a Few Good Friends" under it. He got a lot of compliments! (I was able to re-sell it on Ebay since it was "generic". I knew he wouldn't want to wear it for the next birthday!)

 

[Luhts]

Thanks everyone! I did go to the DISigns board first, but found it more to do with graphics than wording, so I came back to DISfamilies!
I bought a Mickey shirt as he loves MM, so I think I may go with, "I celebrated my 4th birthday with Mickey"!

 

[Siouxstone]

What about "My Birthday Trip!"? We're doing our DS's 4th at WDW as well. I've got one on order from disneyshopping that says "I Am 4 Today" on the back, but am considering another one that says "My Birthday Trip" for another day of our trip.

 

[Magical Mama]

Okay so I have been to the Creative Dis boards and they have many wonderful designs! But I don't know how to or even have the equipment to make my own shirt. Where do you guys buy shirts already made? I am very interested in buying my shirts! I just don't know where to look, can somebody help me please!!!

 

[Luhts]

I just bought a Mickey t-shirt at a regular store and I'm taking it to a t-shirt printing store to get the words added. I know you can buy iron-on paper for your printer to do it at home, but I haven't been happy with the results in the past.