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This was a birthday celebration for a sweet little energetic boy that turned the BIG ONE! The theme was Dr. Seuss and the party incorporated most of his books.

At 4 months old, Aryana would giggle loudly as we said on our cutest voice “Cookie Monster”.  She also has a cookie monster puppet that she loves!
I decided with this connection to do a Cookie Monster Theme.

I was so excited to have this awesome party theme thrown my way by a great local mom here in Bay Ridge, Brooklyn. Her daughter was adamant about having a party based on the Adventure Time TV show. Mom was having a hard time finding party supplies to go with the theme so she came to me. I made all the graphics for her and a custom cake/cupcakes/marshmallow pops as well. All in all working on this project was a good time. The kids had a ball at the party playing a cool penguin bowling game that they made out of bottles. An awesome face painter and entertainer was there to show the kids an extra fun time as well.  Great party for a great gal, Happy Birthday Aila!

I was so happy when I was asked to help with this birthday party, I knew from our first conversations that this party would be GREAT! EAE Personalized Creations did the print work and Ella’s Momma did all the leg work. I couldnt be happier with how this sweet party turned out ;)
 

Addison’s First Birthday party was a gathering of young and old, we decided to have an owl theme because Addison’s first sound was “whoo”

An Easter celebration highlighting spring, peeps and sweets.

I wanted a fun & colorful birthday for my son. I was browsing Pinterest for ideas and saw a neon animal party. I took that idea and ran with it, making a board of all kinds of animal themed ideas.

While looking at Project Nursery for nursery ideas, I saw the parties that people were also posting. So, naturally, when my little guy was going to turn 1, I consulted this site again, looking for ideas. For some reason, monkeys have been a theme with him, so I chose to go that route. I liked the “Mod Monkey” theme but instead of buying that party themed decor, I designed everything myself using digital software.

Birds and Nesting Baby Shower themed for a baby girl.

We had a “Curious George” themed birthday party for our curious little boy- Aaden. Party was held at Kidville- activities including art table, parachute play, baby zip lining, and a Taiwanese tradition: “Baby First Grab- Zhua Zhou”.

I started compiling and researching very early, way before we knew the gender. Once I knew how I wanted to decorate his nursery, everything else came together. I purchased most of the supplies very early and my friend + business partner and I created all of the printables you see. I got inspiration ideas from Project Nursery, Etsy, and HWTM. 

For Sadies first birthday we decided to do a wonderland theme because shes a very curious little girl.

“If you close your eyes, you may see a pool of lovely pale colors. If you squeeze them tighter, the pool will take on different shapes, and the colors will become brighter – so bright, that in a moment they’ll go on fire. And in that moment, just before they do, you will see Never Land.” Narrator in Peter Pan (quote found here).  Jodie, my friend and a mom to be, invited me to her Tinker Bell baby shower. Jodie asked me to capture the baby shower so she can have photographs for Sophie’s scrapbook. “Everyone being there was so special,” Jodie said. I can’t wait to meet Jodie’s baby, Sophie!

I co-hosted a baby shower for one of my childhood friends, Cortney.  Her cousin, Britny, best friend, Chrystale, and myself had so much fun collaborating for this very special occasion!  It turned out beautiful!  It had a masculine feel with the twine and burlap mixed with the hydrangea blue but still had a touch of feminine for the mommy!

We threw a party to announce (and find out ourselves) the gender of our first baby.  (A boy!)  At our 20 week ultrasound, we had the ultrasound tech write on a piece of paper if it was a boy or girl and put it in a sealed envelope with the gender revealing ultrasound pictures.  I quickly took the envelope to a close friend to look inside and order a cake with pink or blue filling.  I’ve heard rumors of people taking the envelope to the bakery without someone looking and the bakery made the wrong colored cake or they lost the envelope, so I had a friend look at it to make sure it was correct.  At the party, I had a betting pool where people could bet $ on the date/time/weight of the baby when he is born.  There was an opportunity for people to vote on the sex and then I drew a name out of the correct boy/girl jar and they won a prize.  I had a couple baby pictures of me and my husband up, my pregnancy journal, and old wives tales on what the gender may be, available for people to read for fun. 

I created this Apple of Our Eye party for my daughter, Charlotte’s, sixth birthday. I did not want the party to feel like a harvest so I incorporated crisp, modern printables and a preppy bright pink and apple green color scheme. 

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A Baby Shower for a special Mommy to be! Baby Ava was showered with lots of love, color, flowers and details.

We had so much fun putting this one together. Our Boo in the Boonies was a big hit with the toddler crowd and the parents too! There were so many treats to pick from – pumpkin cake with salted caramel buttercream, sugar cookies, cupcakes, Nutella s’mores, apples with caramel dip, pumpkin merengues, popcorn ghosts, and lots and lots of candy! And to keep the little ones busy burning off all of that sugar, we had a pumpkin craft for them to make and they got to take home their very own decorated mini pumpkins. They also got to dance around surrounded by bubbles from the bubble machine.

My sister and my beatiful mom were the hosts of my baby shower. They took a couple of weeks to put all the pieces together and I wasn´t allowe to come into my sister´s house until the project was done. It was such beatiful decoration and also a great party :)