Little Chef Birthday Party!

Londyn's Cooking Party039, originally uploaded by TravelingTParty.

I hosted this chef party for the such a great group of little girls! They loved making their pizzas and decorating their cupcakes...almost as much as eating them!

A Victorian Tea

I have to admit that most of the blood sweat and tears that went into putting this tea party together, was not my own. This was a custom tea and the client wanted to host this party herself. I supplied the tables, chairs, linens, tea sets, some accessories, etc. Cheryl, my client provided all the rest. She did such an amazing job and I wanted to share these pictures with fellow tea party lovers!

Fairy Tea Parties

This seems to be my clients' favorite theme. Some lean toward the frilly side with all the pink and white decorations, but some prefer a bit more of a forest feel with mismatched flower plates and cups. Either way, little girls love getting dressed up in their wings, halos and tutus. They especially love getting 'fairy eyes' at the make up table. If the space allows, we bring in paper mache trees, toadstools, tree stump covered stools, wispy butterflies and dragonflies and lots and lots of tulle!

To see more fairy tea party pictures, go to my fairy photo show site!

http://www.photoshow.com/members/travelingtparty/fairy_parties



Red Rover Red Rover, Send fairy Grace right over!



HaPpY BiRtHdAy CaRoLiNe GrAcE ! ! !



Sugar, Spice and Everything Nice!

Alice In Wonderland Tea Party

I have wanted to do this theme for so long, I really had fun with this one! I was really torn between doing really intense bright colors or the colors of the Queen's footmen; a black, white and red palette. Since most of my tea parties are done in the foo-foo colors, I decided on the black and white!

I went a little mad while putting my invitations together! Although I thought they were quite cute, they were way too time consuming. I am glad I have pictures because I most likely will not attempt these again!

The invitations are rolled up as a scroll inside the jar that says, "Read Me".
The teacups with a 3-D face were purchased separately on E-Bay, (during my E-Bay addiction period!)


The queen awaits the Mad Hatter Relay participants.

To justify spending money on the Queen of Hearts costume, I made most of the others. In a few cases, it was cheaper to buy a costume than to make it.

You can see more of the Alice In Wonderland pictures on my photo show site:

http://www.photoshow.com/watch/NR4CI4Bs

The Mad Hatter Relay Race.

The Bass and Frog Footmen posing with Alice.