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It’s Time Baby Celebration

Description

When we found out we were expecting, I knew that I wanted to design a gender baby celebration that was not only an original and modern design, but one that our other three children could participate in. As I researched ideas, I began to envision a modern clock theme and thought it would be amazing for a cuckoo clock to chime and our kids to rush to see the cuckoo bird deliver them a slip of paper that would tell them if it was a boy or a girl :) That was a little farfetched, however, and I didn't want to spend a fortune on a cuckoo clock. So, I was beyond thrilled when I discovered a DIY tutorial on a website for a mock cuckoo clock.We had a close friend that was the only one to know the surprise clip the paper to the clock. A very loud cuckoo clock recording did indeed interrupt our soiree, and our oldest son rushed to pull the slip of paper off the clock and scream the results to our guests :):)

All in all, it was a blissful evening full of family, fun, and amazing memories.


Design Inspiration

After we developed the paperie suite, I worked on the DIY cuckoo clock based on the tutorial from the talented Ever Kelly. It was at the center of our celebration.

Decorating Style

This design is modern with a touch of whimsy.

Project Details

Event Paperie and Party Styling by LuLu’s (www.etsy.com/shop/shopLuLus) and on facebook at http://www.facebook.com/pages/LuLus/137358216350898

 

Photos by Kendy Schimmel (www.kendyschimmel.com)

 

Cookies by Hayley Cakes and Cookies (http://hayleycakesandcookies.com)

 

Cheesecake Pops, Cupcakes, and Cakes by Teri Lee Creations (local caterer)

 

DIY Cuckoo Clock Tutorial by Every Kelly (http://www.everkelly.com)

 

Giant Balloons from Shop Sweet LuLu (www.shopsweetlulu.com)

 

 

Favorite Items

The DIY cuckoo clock that inspired the design.

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Saturday 10th of May 2014

Hi I would like to know how you did the blue and white backdrop? What kind of board and how did you get the stripes on there... Paint, vinyl or something else.

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andrealeighwilson

Monday 6th of August 2012

I love this celebration theme! I have used LuLu's before and was beyond happy with their quality of product and level of service! They are original in their design and so very talented! Well done LuLu's!

Ashley Lane

Monday 6th of August 2012

The theme/decor is so adorable and well done!