Tuesday, June 24, 2014

Tiny Dancer

It may be June, but memories of my daughter's 7th birthday party still make me grin. Even if the party was in February. I am obsessed with the ballet theme we used! It mixed the perfect amount of sweet pink and delicate designs to make way for the sweetest displays.
 

I set the tone of the party with a sweet ballet invitation from BeeAndDaisy on Etsy! You can find the invitation here: BeeAndDaisy


I then searched Etsy for the perfect printable package to decorate the party. I wanted something that would give me a lot of options for a good price. I found the perfect package from AmandasPartiesToGo on Etsy. Check out her shop here! AmandasPartiesToGo


The buffet was dressed with a simple plastic pink table cloth I bought at Walmart. I used the Kiss sticker printable from the package to make fun little bags of candy. I printed bunting from the package as well as a Make A Crown sign to display with the crown favors.


The food table was my absolute favorite. I used it to display delicious cupcakes, heart shaped marshmallows, candy covered Oreos, and Rice Krispy treat lollipops. The cupcakes are topped with a printable from the package. The cupcake tower was purchased last minute from Party City because the only display I had was black. I decorated the silverware with fun rhinestones and displayed a few pretty sparkly tiaras I had. Food included a cheese ball and crackers, a Chinese chicken salad, croissant sandwiches, and fruit. Above the table I hung pink and white pom poms and printables from the package!











The favors were made by my loving mama, affectionately known as Nana. She decorated simple pink gift bags with tulle and a bow. She then adorned them with the favor tag from the printable package. Inside, guests were gifted with a pink tulle tutu, a pink wand, heart sunglasses, and a pink polka dot bow!



For activities, we had a ballerina craft! I cut the top half of a leotard from pink scrapbook paper and glued them to a piece of white cardstock. Each guest then used their hands and pink paint to make the tulle ballet skirt!



We also had a fun guest - an actual dance teacher! She taught the girls a fun, quick routine to At Last I See The Light from Tangled. The girls also got to have fun free dance to the music of Frozen!



This was the first party for Mikayla that was No Boys Allowed and although we missed her brothers and boy friends, it was a great time to just relish in being a GIRL! Thank you again to everyone that made it!










2 comments:

  1. You did a great job, it was so beautiful, my girls still talk about this party. They had so much fun.

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    1. Thank you so much! It really was such a great party! Fun girly time!

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