Alice in ONEderland: A Birthday Tea Party
For our daughter, Alice’s, first birthday it was only fitting to host a ONEderland tea party to celebrate!
For our daughter, Alice’s, first birthday it was only fitting to host a ONEderland tea party to celebrate!
I wanted to create a serene and elegant nursery for Noora that highlighted the things that matter most to us: reading and discovery, family and friends, and our Arab heritage. I chose a soft color palette of light grey walls, white furniture, and accents of pink, blue and beige. The theme is both soft/floral and storybook-based. The nursery is full of personal touches and gifts including a couple of DIY projects, a framed cross-stitch from my sister, many books that are gifts from close friends and family, a cute Arabic alphabet poster to remind Noora of the joys of reading and her heritage and a knit sweater from grandma.
I wanted a colorful, whimsical, fun birthday for my baby’s first birthday!
Selah Grace’s girly Onederland First Birthday Tea Party! It was a day of fun, celebrating the greatest gift we have ever received, our little girl!
I made my daughter an Alice in Wonderland inspired first birthday party. While planning this party I fell in love with party planning and decided to make a career change.
For Sadies first birthday we decided to do a wonderland theme because shes a very curious little girl.
I had an Alice in Wonderland party for 20 little girls to celebrate my twin girls’ 8th birthday. When the girls arrived they each made an Alice in Wonderland t-shirt. They chose what color shirt they wanted and then they chose a fabric key, teapot, flamingo or cupcake to go on the front of their shirt. After helping to iron it on, they handed it over to my friend Kate who then appliqued all 20 shirts during the rest of the party. The girls then made layered fabric hair clips with button or gem centers.Instead of gifts, each girl was asked to bring a wrapped stuffed rabbit. It could be any size, style or color. As each girl arrived I put a numbered sticker on their package. After finishing their hair clips, the girls went on a key hunt. There were large blue sparkly keys hidden all over and each one was numbered. After they found a key, they matched it to the same number on one of the packages. Then the girls all opened their packages and got to take home the rabbit that was inside. Next the girls had a tea party with cupcakes, pink lemonade and a sundae bar.Finally, the girls had a Wonderland dance party led by a great DJ who had them doing the “YMCA,” “Cha Cha Slide” and “Chicken Dance.” You can see more photos at: http://www.andbabiesmakefour.com/2012/03/eight.html
Aleksandra celebrated her 1st birthday party with a Wonderland theme. A majority of the decorations were handmade or handpicked. This was certainly a labor of love for our little princess.
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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.
Tea party baby shower
Ruby in ONEderland
The mommy-to-be wanted a shower based around the Lewis Carrol classic so we did a red, black and white themed shower and included lots of things from the childrens classic
Alice in Wonderland themed birthday party for a 3 year old.
A mad hatter inspired tea party for Isla’s first birthday
A vintage meets modern Alice in Wonderland inspired nursery.
A whimsical baby shower with an Alice in Wonderland / Mad Hatter theme
I have been planning my daughter’s birthday party since February. After watching Tim Burton’s Alice in Wonderland, I fell in love with the theme. I designed everything from the invitation to the decorations and many of the desserts. We hired a magician to entertain 23 kids and it was a big hit! The best part of the party was watching with excitement how much my little girl enjoyed her party!
Colorful meets whimsical. All the nonsense made sense together. The children created their own Mad Hat, searched for hidden Chesire Cats and of course had a tea party. www.martisfloraldesigns.com