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Jenna's 7th Birthday Tour

Candy @Sweet By Candy M By Candy @Sweet By Candy M  in Birthday

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My little rock star turned 7 and we threw a rockin' Birthday Tour in her honor.

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Party Highlights

  • What People Ate

    The rock star's tour rider (menu) was Hot Dogs, Bunny Bait Popcorn, Cookies, Donut's, Pop Rocks and Water. I also made a pot of chili for the adults and to make chili dogs.

  • What People Drank

    We served miniature bottled water

  • Best Moment

    The best moment was watching the kids sing and dance together under the main stage. We got a $20 microphone and plugged it into our amp and Jenna's brother played DJ and took request.

  • Best Dressed

    Jenna's 2 Aunts came dressed in their rockstar attire which Jenna wasn't expecting! All of the kids looked so cute in costum when they came in!

  • Desserts

    Our rock star doesn't much care for cake so she also requests donuts. We made a donut tower and drizzled hot pink and aqua icing on it to match the splatter paint backdrop.

  • Party Favors

    Every Rock Star Tour has a Merch table. We gave each concert goer a custom Tour t-shirt hand drawn and designed by my sister (Mimloft Creative Studios) and we made custom printed cd's with Jenna's favorite songs. We also handed out some Swag to each concert goer using adorable minature gable boxes from Pamela Smerker Designs filled with guitar lip gloss, tattoos and candy

  • Activities / Games

    When the rockers arrived they each went to the tattoo parlor and hair studio to get temporary tattoos and some colored hair extensions. They then made their way to the decorate your own guitar stand. This was a great idea that I found on Spaceships and Laserbeams blog. They then made their way to the photo back drop for some pics and outside to the mainstage to sing some karaoke.

  • Budget

    This party had a great deal of DIY elements which kept it low cost. I was able to get very creative and use basic things like Paper for the backdrop that was splatter painted by my kids and glitter wrapping paper for the table runner and front walkway. The menu was simple and I was able to keep the food cost to around $75 for 15 kids plus some adults. You could easily pull this party off for under $200 for everything!

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11 comments

  • Keanna T

    Keanna T wrote:

    Did you make the CD's and covers yourself?? I need some things like this for my daughter's birthday in November. If you did make it could you share how or the info to who you purchased this from.

  • Eve B

    Eve B wrote:

    Great party ... I would also like info on the CD's.

  • Candy @Sweet By Candy M

    Candy @Sweet By Candy M wrote:

    Hi Keanna and Eve..I did make those CD myself and the cover as well. I would love to discuss it further with you. Email me at [email protected]. Thanks so much! Candy

  • A Touch Of J

    A Touch Of J wrote:

    Great idea. How did u make the shirts?

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    Karen K wrote:

    where can I find these?

  • Candy @Sweet By Candy M

    Candy @Sweet By Candy M wrote:

    I found those at Michaels in the

  • Candy @Sweet By Candy M

    Candy @Sweet By Candy M wrote:

    oh sorry...lol..I found those in the kids crafts section at Michaels :)

  • Rebecca S

    Rebecca S wrote:

    Did you make the signs for the tattoo parlor and hair extensions?

  • Toya L

    Toya L wrote:

    Where can I get the print outs for this item? I love this idea and would love to make them for my girls.

  • Toya L

    Toya L wrote:

    Shall I say stencils for this item?

  • Monique H

    Monique H wrote:

    Hi--where did you get the print outs?