My next party was really fun to put together. Little Mia loves all things Peppa Pig. And, frankly, who doesn't! My own little boy loves her, so we knew it would be a great hit among the little ones. For those of you who don't know Peppa, she is a little British animated character whose show runs in Nick Jr.
So with this party we had to be really creative since there are no Peppa Pig party supplies in our part of the world. First off, we created a magnificent balloon backdrop scene complete with Peppa's house, apple trees, flowers and our two main characters.
Check out the cute centerpieces!
A simple yet complete dessert table offered our guests delicious treats such as mud pies, nutella tarts, Peppa sugar cookies, cupcakes, cookie dough brownies, rainbow push pops and all time favorite candy such as sixlets, rock candy and gumballs.
The fantastic cake was created by our very talented cake designer Jovanna.
Each kid received a picnic basket to fill with lots of additional candy from a piñata.
Vendors:
Stationary and styling: Partylicious
Balloons: Johanna Padín ~ GloboArte
Brownies and Push Pops: Merari's Pastry
Cookies: Peggy Perez
Cake, cupcakes and other desserts: Jovanna Valentín ~ Jovadiel
Favor bags, wooden spoons: Shop Sweet Lulu
This is Amazing!!!! I'm planning on doing Peppa as well, and ur set up is beautiful, it isn't easy since everything is UK, but u pulled it off...thanx for sharing.
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DeleteI love your party ideas for Peppa Pig. I am planning one for my daughter this September. I was curious if you made the cut outs of the characters yourself or where those could be purchased from? I also saw you mentioned that you had the little baskets to get the candy from the pinata, did you just use a random one or find a peppa one that you loved? thanks in advance!
ReplyDeleteI love your balloon backdrop. I am hoping to recreate your Peppa's house. What is the black frame you used? TIA
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