We adore a cookie-themed birthday party, so when sweet Harley requested a milk and cookie party, we couldn’t wait to get started. For her party, we decided to use the bright and happy colors of sprinkles as inspiration! Bright aqua, hot pink, tangy orange and luscious lime set the color palette for this fun birthday.
Cookie, cookies, cookies! There’s no denying that kids are nuts for cookies. But don’t think for a moment that just because cookies are a tried-and-true favorite that they can’t be turned into fabulous party treats as well. We made a sugar cookie ice box cake for the center, cookie whoopie pies, sugar cookies, cupcakes topped with mini cookies, cookies iced and topped with sprinkles and our interactive centerpiece—the cookie pizza!
Here is a closer look at all of the goodies lovingly made with convenient, refrigerated cookie dough!
For an activity, we set up a cookie decorating station. Kids could try their hand at making their own cookie pizza.
Or they could decorate their own sugar cookie masterpiece with a variety of toppings—always a crowd pleaser.
Of course, no cookie is complete without a glass of milk. Set up a milk cart as seen here; you can even serve different flavors of milk!
We served lunch in pink bakery boxes, which served a dual purpose as take home treat favor boxes just by adding a darling cookie tag!
The entire party decor centered around the playful, colorful invite.
It just goes to show that a little creativity plus a lot of yummy cookies equals a recipe for a terrific party, and it doesn’t have to break the bank. Nothing quite beats those warm cookies from the oven from mom! Stay tuned, we’ll share our cookie DIYs next week in part two!
Comments
Heidi
So adorable and this is the theme I have been thinking of doing for Elle’s 2nd bday. Such wonderful inspiration you have provided :)
Cat
Hi from Federated Media! We’re so excited to see this live! What a gorgeous post with beautiful photos! :)
Cat
Shera
Such a cute party! LOVE the place mats and thank you tags!
kim
i love the tissue paper background and would love to see how that’s actually put together
becky
so very cute! how did you do the tissue paper back drop?