{British Royal Birthday Bash}

I am so excited to show you this beautiful party!  You might remember this sweet family from the many events we have created for their little boys.  Francisco is my friend's third little prince.  After the fabulous hot air balloon baby shower we created for her last year we knew we had to step it up a notch with his first birthday.  So she chose a London royal theme, and it was smashing!

Joanna from GloboArte created a large British guard and lamp post to complement our d-board telephone booth creating an awesome background for our main table.

As always we setup a dessert and candy bar full of delicious sweetness.  Candy favorites that should always be part of a candy stand and home made desserts complete our fantastic table.  Among the desserts we offered mini trifles, lemon cookie biscuits, french macarons and jello cups by Merari's Pastry.  Cupcakes and cake pops with the london theme were brought in along with the beautiful cake by EndulsArte by Mary Annette.  She is an artist with porcelain and gum paste.  The cake topper was inspired by the little soldier from digital graphics by KandyMagick we used on our stationary.  We also served suger cookies by Peggy in three iconic designs.

We used lots of aluminum tea cans with the Brithish theme that we were so lucky to find at Marshall's.  These came in red, white and blue as well as with the British flag, a couple of tin taxi cabs and iconic mailboxes.  How cute are they!  They worked amazingly for us as we used them to display candy on the dessert table and white and blue daisies for our centerpieces for which  we used several types of boxes, paper luggage, frames and flowers.

The favor table was framed by a d-board double decker bus.  Small tin buckets were filled with kid's favorites embellished with a gift tag.

And as usual we completed the setup with bottle water labels, paper straws, striped favor bags, a birthday banner and framed signs.

So fun and bright! A party fit for a little prince.


Vendors:

Party styling, stationary, props: Partylicious
Balloons: Johanna Padín - GloboArte
Cake, cupcakes & cake pops: EnduslArte by Mary Annette
Desserts: Merari's Pastry
Sugar cookies: Peggy Pérez
Paper luggage, straws and favor bags: Shop Sweet Lulu
Graphics: KandyMagick and clementinedigitals.etsy.com

{Mermaids Under the Sea Birthday}

Hey dear friends!

Today I want to share with you guys this beautiful party we created and styled for Miss Carolina's 5th Birthday.  Her mom chose a mermaid theme that we paired in aqua, turquoise and lavender color scheme.`

First, the invitation.  Since we live in a digital era, most of the invitations were sent via email, text or Facebook.  However, we wanted to give them an invitation for immediate family members and as a keepsake.  So I created an invitation complete with fish scales.

Now, this dessert table turned out beautiful!  The backdrop was styled with a custom made fabric garland in our theme colors and paper lantern jellyfish.  We rounded up several fantastic vendors to crate a sweets table with lots of detail and deliciousness.  Desserts such as sugar cookies, push pops, guava cheesecake burritos, chocolate mousse, layered jell-o, mini meringues, macarons and, of course, several favorite candy such as rock candy, sixlets, gumballs and gummy sharks.

 

The cake itself is a masterpiece, along with the cupcakes.

We created the usual paper products and stationary: dessert labels, water bottle labels, favor tags, signs and a birthday banner.  The polka dot favors boxes were filled with crayons, mini coloring books, bubbles, gummy candy, lip gloss for the girls and more.

Vendors:

Stationary and styling by Partylicious
Mermaid clipart by Pixel Paper Prints at www.mygrafico.com 
Cake & Cupcakes by Mary Annette Aldebor at EndulsArte Cake Designer 
Desserts by Noemí Nieves 
Macarons by D'Rose Chocolate Factory 
Jell-O cups by Party & Sweet
Favor bags, wooden spoons and paper straws by Shop Sweet Lulu