My Princess turned Three

            I must admit that party preparation has never been a field I even tried to test. It was such a remote concept and the only two things that can resemble a birthday party in my vocabulary are cake and a candle on it. Ofcourse there are lots of food for the guests to enjoy. But other than those, my idea of a kid's birthday party is such a bore until last saturday, when me and my husband decided to throw our little angel her bash.

            It was all our daughter's idea. c") From the color to the theme. She liked pink of course so I kind of put together some combination to look nicer. I thought pink, purple and green went along well.  So she wanted to have balloons, cakes, candle, decorations and presents. lol.

This piece was my favorite. I bought this frame from the Dollar Tree and printed out sort of a Menu list and labeled it as Royal. hahaha. Looks very chic and classy.

This was her service table for her plates and cups. I couldn't think of a character that would go along with the princess theme so we took the 'Avengers'. I thought purple was really pretty as a tablecover.

I didn't put the candies in her goody bags but I thought to make a candy buffet. So I got those containers from the Dollar Tree too. I love the colors of these.

This was her setting table where we put the cake and all the good stuffs for the kiddos. c") My sister-in-law designed the table cover so it won't fall out because of the wind. We tied both ends and looked like a candy.

This backdrop is actually a table cover but I decided that showing the characters and colors is better seen this angle rather than lying down. c")

This is another favorite...the paper garlands. I asked my mom to sew me these paper cirles and I just cut them out to uneven lengths and hung them this way. I really think this was fabulous.

This was her buffet table.

Hahaha...I loved this pic with her cousin. they look soooo cute.

This was our version of the pinata. Aside from it being too pricy for me I thought pinatas were not so much a tamed game to play in a party plus not all kids could play. So thanks to pinterest.com I found this very smart way of alternating a pinata game. I made 'punch the hole' party game. All kids were able to punch a hole of their favorite color and if they were lucky to get a note saying they won, they get a price from me. Those that didn't had a bag of goodies too. No one went home empty-handed. c")

And ofcourse...these were her gifts. She was awake til the wee hours just to open everything. I knew it was not good but it was her birthday so we bend that rule for a day. hahaha. She enjoyed all of the gifts.

Thank you so much for celebrating with her. She sure had the greatest time!

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