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Archive for Tag: Gender Reveal Parties
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April 17, 2013
Mint and Yellow Baby Shower Guest Dessert Feature
Kristen from Kristen’s Sweet Treats in the Netherlands sent us this sweet party she styled for a friend’s baby shower. The gender of the baby was unknown to the guests so Kristen kept the palette gender neutral. We love how Kristen displayed the popcorn to look like cloth diapers with pins. So clever! Other treats on the dessert table included sugar cookies, donuts, chocolate chip cookies, meringues and cupcakes. Scroll down for the vendor credits.…
April 12, 2013
Gender Reveal Guest Dessert Feature
Kenna from Miss Party Mom put together this Gender Reveal Party for her friends after they were surprised with a 3rd pregnancy. Kenna used a color palette that would work regardless of the gender. The couple invited a group of their closest friends who voted on name choices as well as what gender they thought the baby was. Sweet treats on the dessert table included sugar cookies, cupcakes, cake pops and a pretty cake that…
September 14, 2012
Pink And Blue Baby Shower Guest Dessert Feature
Shayna from St. Louis Wedding Consultants sent us this party, which she styled for her sister-in-law. The guest of honor did not know the gender of her baby so Shayna created a party that was full of both pink and blue. Pacifiers were used as napkin rings which was a cute touch. Guests were asked to put on a pin revealing what gender they thought the baby was and played bingo using pink and blue…
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Sweet Origins: Bundt, I Love You! September 26, 2012
1) Zebra Bundt Cake 2) Root Beer Chocolate Bundt Cake 3) Banana Bundt Cake 4) Pear, Hazelnut and Brown Butter Mini Bundt Cakes 5) Mini Meyer Lemon Bundt Cake Whether in its original size, a mini version, or painted with chocolate stripes like the Zebra cake above, the cake with folds on the side and a volcano-like hole in the middle known as the Bundt cake is making a BIG comeback! The Bundt cake was inspired by a ring-shaped cake made in Germany called Bundkuchen and Kugelhopf. In the 1950's, H. { Read More }
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Curious George Guest Dessert Feature November 11, 2013
We’re bananas over the details of this party by Angie of Whimsy Farm Twine. Since Angie’s daughter Lorelai loves Curious George books, Angie incorporated everyone’s favorite monkey for the theme at her daughter’s birthday party. The brown, yellow, red, and white is not a typical girly palette, but it is perfect for this theme. { Read More }
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