I love the gorgeous rose and blue colour scheme, especially the pretty pink carnations, one of my favourite flowers. The choc coated strawberries are also really sweet and love the use of both a Princess Crown and Pirate ship on the printables.
Tali thanks for sharing your gorgeous party with us xx
Here's what Tali had to say about the details ...
My daughter wanted a princess
party for her birthday but since she had a few boys on her guest list, we
decided to make it a classic princess and pirate party. The colors she wanted
were pink and more pink (of course) and she agreed that we could add blue and
teal. We kept the look very simple- with a pretty crown to keep the princesses
happy and a ship for the pirates. I really enjoyed designing the
printables.
When guests walked through the front door, they were able to pick out a pretty
princess costume to wear with a wand and tiara, or a pirate eye patch. The
guests loved dressing up and changing in to various dresses
For the dessert table, we had
home made vanilla cake pops, vanilla cupcakes, chocolate covered strawberries,
popcorn in cones, Hershey kisses, marshmallow and of course a pretty two tier
chocolate and fudge cake and gold coins (pirate treasure).
We tried to keep the party food in keeping with this fun theme and we served: royal heart and butterfly fairy bread, caprese sword kabobs, catch of the day (goldfish), ships n dips, a fruit platter suitable for a royal princess. Of course, we also served pizza because that is a huge hit with pirates and princesses alike.
Since the children at the
birthday party ranged in age between two and five, we decided to skip
traditional party games. Instead we had a craft station (loads of foam stickers
and star wands to decorate) and a glitter tattoo station. Everyone loved the
glitter tattoos, even the adults.
Vendor Credits:
Photography: Danielle at AllThings Great and Small Photography
Kate xx