Selected as Party of the Day on May 15th!
SPANISH GARDEN BRIDAL SHOWER
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The bride is getting married in Cancun this summer so it was perfectly fitting to incorporate Spanish theme into the bridal shower. Taking advantage of the sunny weather, the event was held outdoors in the backyard. Tables were under a canopy, decorated with pink/red lanterns, and black and white stripes. A paperflower backdrop set the mood for the general theme and a perfect place to capture guests in photos. Best decor was pineapple Palm tree w/ leaves to decorate a fruit tray. Guests ate Spanish foods, drinks, and desserts. All guests got a flower to put in their hair. And Spanish music playing in the air.
Paperflowers by CindyPaperie (Etsy)
Table runners and backdrop: handmade by Lan (matron of honor)
Flowers by LAN's MIL
Decor: bridesmaids
Photographer: Danny (BIL)
Party Highlights
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What People Ate
Spanish themed foods: quesadillas, samosas, grilled chicken/beef skewers, chips and dip
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What People Drank
Fresh coconuts, lemon mint water, moscato (a play on words for the grooms name), sangria
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Desserts
Churros, fruits, watermelon w/ chilli, Mexican candies, jelly beans, pineapple upside down mini-cakes
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Party Favors
Flower hair clips, Mexican candies
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Activities / Games
Who knows the bride and groom best? , Guessing numbers game, mad libs
Party Helpers
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Lan, Anh, Thy, Thu
Sister and bridesmaids
Matron of Honor and bridesmaids
8 comments
Lashande J wrote:
Hello, where did you find the strip material to make the table runners? Thanks
Cindy wrote:
hi! the table runners were made from stripped fabric from Hobby Lobby!
Shama B wrote:
Hi There: Beautiful decorations and arrangements. Could you please tell me, from where you got these paper flowers for backdrop? Thank you SHama
Cindy wrote:
hi Shama, the paperflowers are handmade by me! I have a paperflower home business. If you're interested please visit http://www.instagram/cindypaperie for more information or email me at [email protected].
Linda N wrote:
Hi and congrats on your wedding, I wanted to ask how you made the photobooth backdrop and how you attached the flowers on? Thanks!
Cindy wrote:
Hi Linda: the back drop was made by building 2 posts attached to a garden trellis cut to size (2x8ft i think). The flowers were attached using those teeth grip ties. They were bound to the trellis. Purchased fabric from Hobby Lobby. :)
Yesi C wrote:
Hello beautiful party! Can you please tell me where you get the paper flowers for the back drop? Thank you! Yesi
Cindy Paperie wrote:
Hi Yesi--paperflowers are made by CindyPaperie. Check out my work at www.instagram.com/CindyPaperie and email at [email protected]
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