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How much more simple and nostalgic can you get with a milk and cookies birthday party. Anne over at A Party Style threw her daughter a delicious birthday party with all the fixings. She does a great job explaining her process.
Over at Amy Atlas, someone submitted a school-themed bridal shower which also included some milk and cookies! Check out the rest of that post on her blog.
So it’s wedding season and once again we have quite a few weddings to attend this year and along with weddings come bridal showers. We are helping a few people plan theirs and so I’m browsing through Wedding Chicks and check out the loveliness that ensues which was brilliantly shot by the talented Jessica Claire. EEK! It seriously is all about the details.
This button garland makes me so happy. I’m wondering what else we can hang on string!
Check out the rest of the process from the adorable Ruche dresses to the TJ Maxx dishes that were only $4 a piece!
Photography: Jessica Claire Photography
Styling: Carter and Cook Event Co.
Florist: The Floral Lab
Paper: Paper and Thread
Cake: Erica O’Brien Cake Design
Location: Cafe Mimosa
Hair Accessories: Ruche
Make up: All Made Up Team
Dresses: Ruche
Lisa’s coworkers wanted to throw Lisa a small bridal shower at work and invited me to join in. Lucky ol’ Lisa, this was my 3rd party for her 
We decided on an “Alice in Wonderland” Mad Hatter Tea Party since Lisa loves tea. Here’s a quick look at her invite.
Due to such short notice, I kept it fairly simple with her invite and used some of Sir John Tenniel‘s original drawings from Lewis Caroll’s book. Included in each invite was a small teabag of Jasmine tea. Printed on Paper Source luxe line. More to come from the mini shower!
I just received my thank you card from Lisa for her bridal shower. I thought it was really cute so I thought I’d share with you all! Keeping true to the 80′s theme, Lisa ordered zebra print exotic thank you cards from Tiny Prints! I liked that our 80′s group photo was in there and also the easy fill-in sections. I also liked that on her envelope, she addressed it, “the future mrs. billy”. Love it.
