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Favorite Party I’ve Hosted
Happy Tuesday, friends. I’m linking up with Andrea for Show & Tell Tuesday and today we are talking about our favorite party we’ve hosted. If you’ve been around this blog for awhile, you know that I love hosting showers for my friends. From the decorations to the invitations, all the way down to the food selection and flowers, I just adore planning parties to celebrate milestone events in their lives. It’s hard for me to narrow down my absolute favorite because they’re all special but if I had to choose just one, it would be the Sweet Beginnings Baby Shower I hosted for my best friend Jessica. It was this shower…
Vintage Baby Girl Shower
Y’all may remember like two months ago I mentioned helping throw a shower for Daniel and Tiffany. {yes, the ones that just had Miss Selah. oops!} Well, with the craziness of the holidays, I never got around to sharing the shower. So today rather than do my normal weekend recap {because we really didn’t do anything that exciting}, I’m sharing the sweet little details from their Vintage Baby Girl Shower that Bentley and I hosted. Many of the items were re-purposed from Nick and Bentley’s vintage themed wedding back in May {coolest wedding I’ve ever attended}. Re-purposed items are my favorite to use! Since this was one of their last…
90s Party
Since we are officially over a month out from our community group’s 90s party, I figured I should share all the rad decorations we had. Keep in mind that as of the night before this party, I had zero {zilch, nada} decorations done. But I kept the decorations simple and Cory and Gracie were troopers and helped me pull off a totally phat 90s party. My cupcake stand was made out of boxes spray painted black and cassette tapes we ganked from the thrift store, spray painted and wicked glittered. Like the decorations, I kept the food simple and, like, so totally 90s including Bugles, homemade Dunkaroos, Ringpops and some…
DIY 90’s Photobooth
A few weekends ago, we had a 90’s themed party for our community group and the main attraction was definitely the DIY 90’s photobooth. The back drop was probably the easiest party decoration I’ve ever done because you can’t mess it up. All I did was tape two pieces of craft paper together and squirt acrylic paint all over. So easy a five year old could do it {literally, my five year old niece and eight year old sister helped}. The printable props are by The Quirky Quail and Cory glued them to foam paper then used an x-acto knife to cut them out. After they dried, I taped some pre-cut dowel…
