NATIONAL PRINCESS WEEK
In April, the last week is crowned National Princess Week and encourages little princesses to play the part. It can be celebrated in many ways, from simply presenting oneself online as a princess, to throwing themed parties.
How many Disney princesses can you name?
- Jasmine
- Ariel
- Rapunzel
- Tiana
- Belle
- Merida
- Cinderella
- Pocahontas
- Aurora
- Mulan
- Snow White
Did you know:
- Snow White is supposed to be 14 years old. She’s the youngest Disney Princess.
- Cinderella is supposed to be 19.
- Pocahontas is the only princess based on a real person.
- Snow White is the only Disney Princess to receive a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
- Rapunzel and Snow White are both from Bavaria.
HOW TO OBSERVE #NationalPrincessWeek
- Wear your princess tiara.
- Throw a princess tea party.
- Then be sure to design and build your own castle from which to rescue your prince! It is the 2000s after all.
- Watch princess movies.
- Share your favorite princess stories or read new ones.
- Use #NationalPrincessWeek and #princess to share on social media.
NATIONAL PRINCESS WEEK HISTORY
In 2012, Walt Disney, Co., Target, and actress Julie Andrews created National Princess Week.