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Not one to go with a traditional girly celebration, Caroline decided she wanted a Lego party to kick off her new year. Such a colorful and fun theme! The sweets table took center stage with a Lego inspired backdrop made with a white plastic table cover and plastic plates that mimic the Lego nubs. Small boxes covered with blue and red wrapping paper were made to look like blocks, as well as the Happy Birthday banner. Colored candy melts were used to create the Lego cupcake toppers and cake décor. They were also used to make the hit of the party– chocolate covered Oreos. Mason jars were adorned with large Lego man faces that guests could write their names on to keep track of their drinks. Colorful fabric was layered as a nod to the eye catching blocks. Legos themselves were incorporated in cute and useful ways- a large block held utensils. Centerpieces were Lego tulips and the kids table had CAROLINE spelled out. A Lego company set up various stations where the little guests could get creative and play games with Lego characters, build a Lego city and even Star Wars ships! As guests left, they were given Lego head marshmallow pops. Aside from Mother Nature having a bad hair day and taking it out on us with crazy winds and drizzle-necessitating a last-minute move indoors- I think we built the perfect party!

Stacey
Stacey
Hi! I'm a mom to an adorable toddler son (I may be biased there) and owner of Sweet Pea Parties....creating stylish celebrations for the sweet pea in your life. My work has been featured on Catch My Party, Kara's Party Ideas, Red Tricycle, and Spoonful to name a few. When not putting my die-cutter in overdrive, you can usually find me making jewelry to fill my jewelry box or on Pinterest, pinning my dream closet. Mama always needs a new pair of shoes!

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