Party Highlights

Best Moment

My daughter looked like she was in her own dream world! She and her friends had a lovely time, and they were all very well behaved and just precious.

Most Touching Moment

My daughter and her friends saying it's the best party they've ever been to.

Funniest Moment

Watching the younger girls learn how to curtsey.

Best Dressed

The invitation said "Over-dressing is not possible," so all the girls wore princess costumes or Easter dresses. They were all adorable, especially once they put on their hats and jewelry from their favor bags.

What People Ate

We ate finger sandwiches, rolled appetizers, fruit, pasta salad (birthday shaped pasta), and lots of fancy cookies

What People Drank

"Apple juice tea," "Fruit punch tea," and assorted hot tea for mommies

The special chair

The room where we had the party had an arm chair outside of it. I used it in our room as the special present-opening chair. It wasn't nearly "girly" enough, though, so I covered it with one of my daughter's bed sheets, and it was perfect for her to open presents and for taking pictures with each of her friends in.

Dessert

Fancy cookies stacked on tiered stands, tea-cup-cakes, and tea party table cake

Activities / Games

Crafts, the girls got their nails painted, and they had a tea party etiquette lesson (how to hold their tea cup, how to curtsey, etc)

Budget

$125

Party Favors

Each girl got a fancy hat (found in a dollar bin at Easter time) and a fancy purse filled with necklaces and other jewelry and candy jewelry, a mirror, a lip gloss, and a pretty emery board. They also did craft projects of a beaded necklace and a tea pot container to take home.