Since the party would be at jumpin beans, I set up a mock party to grab some photos. I loved using place settings (something I've never done since I typically host at home).
At the venue I used the treats as mini centerpieces.
I loved the favors. I included Olaf and other elements the boys could appreciate. Although Joe kept telling me no one cares as long as there's candy. #truestory
And how about this snow tulle ribbon liner? Only $4.97 at Wal-Mart.
I made a little display board with a picture or two from each month over the past year.
Snow flakes + tissue garland spiced up a plain poster board.
The girls had fun during our little pre-party photo shoot. :)
If the crown fits...
Oh Genevieve.
Can you tell I couldn't choose which photo to share? ♥
Big smiles and a little photo bomber I literally just noticed.
Well melt my heart why don't you?
Love her bright eyes.
Happy Birthday Genevieve!
{More on this Elsa cake later this week. It was a big undertaking. I was quite proud of myself but learned a lot and it would make the time I spent making it much more worth it if someone could learn from my mistakes.}
Sources:
All paper products from Wal-Mart in store (at crazy low prices) but similar products here: teal. purple. blue. paper straws.
Olaf Masks: Here but much cheaper at Wal-Mart.
Olaf cups: Dollar Tree but also here.
Tissue Tassel: DIY using this tutorial. But this one is already assembled and perfect.
Nadia's Elsa Dress: no longer available but this one is cute.
Snow runner or Wal-Mart in store
Plastic Tablecloths: Wal-Mart in store (can't beat .97!) but similar here.
Candy: sour balls. rock candy. Frozen chocolates. Candy canes. I can't find the snowflake suckers but they were from OTC.
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