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Pink Parisian Patisserie - Parisian, French, Paris, Pink, Pink and black
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Pink Parisian Patisserie

Birthday - Parisian, French, Paris, Pink, Pink and black

  • 16 guests
  • Our Home / Marietta / Georgia / United States
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Marshmallow pops I made to look like cupcakes.
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Fabric covered hat
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Cupcakes with printables from stockberrystudio on Etsy
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Dcorated sugar cookies - my first time making these!
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Adorable napkins from Sur la Table
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Dessert table
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Cupcake love =)
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Pretty tags purchased from siriusfun on Etsy

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Party Ez Of Hampton Roads P says...

@ 10:55 on Sep 15, 2011

Great job!

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Party Recap...

To celebrate my youngest daughter’s 8th birthday, we had a “Pink Parisian Patisserie” party. This party was created on a MAJOR budget, mostly using things we already had and a lot of DIY. The theme of the party was all tied together with a story that my daughter and I wrote, about sisters who lived in France and started their own “patisserie.” The party was a lot of fun, but the memories I have with my daughter creating all of the details are so precious to me! I blogged about this party on my personal blog – www.luluandjunebug.blogspot.com.

Party Highlights

Best Moment

Several of the girls commented that this was the "best party" they've ever been to = but honestly hearing my little girl say "Thank you" a million times was the best part for me.

What People Ate

Our party was from 2-4 in the afternoon, so we mostly served sweets - cupcakes, candies, macarons (from Trader Joes), cookies, and marshmallow pops. We also had some fruit and pretzels to balance out all that sugar!

What People Drank

My daughter requested Shirley Temples, so my husband made them for the girls. They drank them out of bottles with cute paper straws.

Activities / Games

The story contained several activities the girls had to do - they decorated cupcakes, made a bed for their poodles, played bingo and had a dance party!

Budget

We had a VERY tight budget for this party. I spent less than $75 on everything.

Party Favors

As part of our story, the girls had to go on a hunt to find some poodles, then decorate a bed for them. They took home their poodles as well as more marshmallow pops and some hair flowers I made.