Virtual Piñata Making Class

Piñatas are colorful party decorations from Mexico, filled with candy or small toys. They’re hung up and broken open during celebrations, usually while someone is blindfolded.

Piñatas are usually made of paper mache—layers of newspaper and a flour-water paste shaped around a balloon or cardboard form. Once dry, they’re filled with candy or small toys and covered in colorful tissue paper to make them festive and fun to break.

You can make a piñata at home with just a few supplies and following some easy piñata making instructions. Start by blowing up a balloon as your base. Dip strips of newspaper into a flour and water paste, then layer them over the balloon. Once it’s firm, pop the balloon, fill the piñata with candy, and decorate it with colorful tissue paper.

A few days prior to the event, participants receive a custom Piñata making kit delivered to their doorstep. On the day of the event, they join a live, interactive session via a video conferencing platform like Zoom or Microsoft Teams. Guided by a professional host, teams learn how to craft colorful Piñatas from scratch.

To host a Virtual Piñata Making Class, select an online video conferencing platform like Zoom or Google Meet. Hire a professional host to lead the class or find pre-recorded tutorials for everyone to follow along. If the selected class doesn’t include DIY piñata kits, ensure that everyone sources the required materials in advance. Send out meeting invites with all the necessary details so that participants can join the event. Alternatively, opt for team-building platforms like Hooray Teams to enjoy a fully hosted experience with event kits delivered in advance.

Our team will send you a meeting link once your booking for the virtual piñata class is confirmed. All you need to do is copy this link and paste it into your event invites. Team members can simply click on the link to join the session.

We deliver a piñata-making kit to each participant’s doorstep before the class, so there’s no need to gather any supplies in advance. Team members just need a computer or tablet connected to a stable internet connection to join the event.

Each kit includes piñata base, paper streamers, glitter glue, glue sticks, decorative elements (ribbons, cut-outs, foam shapes, confetti), sticker sheet, and instruction card.

Our virtual piñata event can accommodate upto 1000 participants, making it suitable for both small and large teams.

Yes. Make sure to have a pair of craft scissors handy during the event.

Yes. Our virtual Piñata Making event typically lasts 60 minutes, but we can customize the duration to fit your preferences.

We recommend booking at least two weeks in advance to allow enough time for kit delivery and coordination.

No experience is needed. Our class is designed for both beginners and creative pros, so everyone can join in and have fun together.

Yes. You can reach out to our event coordinators to customize the event based on your team’s preferences and schedule.

Absolutely! Our virtual Piñata Making Class is a great addition to your organization’s DEI or cultural heritage celebrations. Many teams host it to honor Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrate Cinco de Mayo, or simply to highlight and appreciate the rich traditions of Mexican culture.

We offer flexible pricing options to suit every team size and event type. Our individual pricing is based on the exact number of attendees, making it ideal for smaller groups. For larger groups, we offer group pricing tiers that scale with your team size. If you’re planning a kitted event that combines multiple experiences, we offer custom pricing tailored to your specific needs.

Absolutely! Our host will be happy to take a group screenshot at the end of the event. If you’d like, we can even take photos of specific moments during the session. Just let us know your preferences in advance.

Yes, we can arrange to record the session—just let us know in advance so we can enable recording and share the file after the event.

For kitted events, there is no option for cancellation once the kits are shipped to the participants’ addresses.