Girly Pink and Blue Play Room
I added pinks and blues that matched her toys to coordinate everything together.
I added pinks and blues that matched her toys to coordinate everything together.
This is a Pinterest nursery if there ever was one! I took several different ideas that I loved and combined them to create a fun, girly circus theme for our new baby girl, Evia. In the last month of my pregnancy, I was nesting like a mad woman! I ended up making or altering the majority of things in the nursery. To be truthful, it’s now my favorite room in the house…I’m wondering why I haven’t put this much work into the rest of the rooms!
This lovely event is very special for this family as their eldest daughter was turning 10 years old and they wanted to celebrate in style. The theme was an easy pick since Mom loves everything vintage and shabby chic. The birthday girl loves dogs, specially french poodles, so we paired themes to please them both. The tone of the party was set with pastel colors, vintage flower patterns, polka dots and with that I created all the labels, favor tags, banner and invitation. The use of doilies and ribbon was carried throughout all the setup and details.
We were so lucky to have found a ceramic figure of a french poodle to tie in the dog theme to the shabby affair. Other items we scattered around were faux pearl necklaces, fabric rose garlands and baby pictures of the birthday girl.
For dessert we served french macarons, cupcakes, donuts, brownies, strawberry parfaits, petit fours and key lime pies. A stunning ombre ruffle cake by Jovanna Valentín was the show piece to complete the look. For the sweet floral centerpieces, I used Geraldine roses, Gerberas and baby rosebuds and mason jars embellished with doilies and ribbon.
Vendors:
Stationary and styling: Partylicious
Cake and cupcakes: Jovanna Valentín ~ Jovadiel Party Shop
Macarons: Pastry Chef Lorriane Feliciano
Desserts: Noemí Nieves ~ Pastry Gallery
This party was a super fun get together for my son and his baby buddies. We had Angel food cake, Neapolitan cupcakes with strawberry filling, mini sandwiches and chocolate covered strawberries. Of course cheerio cups and fruit were plentiful for the kiddos as well. Each kid received a valentine card along with a box of valentine message hearts. Overall it was a fun, playful, action packed event!
A baby shower for Molly and Jason Mesnick (The Bachelor, Season 13)
I wanted to do a Carousel themed party for my daughter since she loves riding the carousel.
My sisters knew Dr. Seuss was my favorite children’s author and so they designed a baby boy shower around the author and his famous books. This was a complete surprise and majority of the items are HANDMADE including the cake. :)
What better way to end summer and welcome the fall than with a glam camping party! In celebration of my niece’s 6th birthday we decided to throw a glam camping party for her and her friends. The girls had so much fun roasting marshmallows, hanging out in the tent we made and catching fireflies at dusk. The best part of this party….it can definitely be brought indoors in the cooler months! For the centerpiece of our table, I collected branches and spray painted them purple and placed them in a terra cotta pot we got for a few dollars at the craft store. At the ends of some of the branches I tied small strips of fabric we used throughout the party and stuck some mini marshmallows on the end. It made for a rustic feel, with a some glam thrown in :) For desserts we had vanilla cupcakes we topped with edible fondant toppers from Cakes and Kids, caramel popcorn was our “midnight snack” and Fun Favors supplied the most adorable cookies that coordinated perfectly with our theme. Some of them even had edible glitter on them! We also filled berry baskets for each girl, supplied by Party On! Designs, with graham crackers, marshmallows and Hershey’s chocolate bars for s’more making during the party. I Have A Favor supplied personalized canteens for all the girls. During the party they filled them with “spring water” and then took them home as a party favor. We also sent each girl home with a mini mason jar filled with “s’more’s for later”, a mix we created using mini marshmallows, M&M’s and golden grahams cereal. During the party the girls loved hanging out in the tent my dad actually built using pieces of lumber from the local hardware store. It was great as it was tall enough for the girls to even stand in! We draped two queen sized sheets that coordinated with our theme over the tent and secured the ends to the ground. We then placed a coordinating throw rug on the ground so the girls had a comfy place to sit while playing in the tent! The girls loved going glam while camping in the backyard. It’s a great theme for girls of all ages and was a great way to end the summer too!
Our good friends own an apple orchard so we decided it would be a great place to hold an apple themed birthday party in the fall. The trees were full of appes, cider was brewing and donuts were hot!
Connor’s nursery is bright and colorful room, filled with an eclectic mix of animal details and DIY projects. It focuses on our love of animals, books, crafts and color.
My mom, mother-in-law, and sister-in-law hosted a little red wagon themed baby shower for me. I’m expecting a baby boy the beginning of September.
A Strawberry Shortcake-themed picnic birthday party for our little girl’s family and friends. Mostly DIY decor in red, pink and green.
Jackson’s nursery. Doubles as a guest room for out of town guests. Currently we’re renting a two bedroom apartment while we shop for a house. Since we’re renting, I didn’t want to paint the walls just to paint it back in a year. I compensated with a few removable decals. Also, because of the rental blinds, we were unable to add window treatments. Those two things I think would have really finished the room. But, I’m happy with it considering the limitations.
The Big One
Pink nursery with a butterfly theme.
Our little Bella Bug turned one and we celebrated ladybug style! A bright and fun party perfectly fit for our little bug!
Gender neutral nursery for a baby boy with accents of dark brown and teal.
Although there are a few golf themed parties out there, I was really inspired to make my little boy’s birthday a fab “par-tee” with lots of candy and lots of fun! Happy 3rd Birthday my sweet little boy!
My dear friend from high school is finally expecting her baby girl. I had the pleasure of working with our mutual fabulous friend Billye on the event.