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Archive for Tag: twins
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June 20, 2013
Mermaids and Pirates Guest Dessert Feature
It can sometimes be a challenge when planning a joint birthday party for a boy and a girl. One of our readers, Courtney Portner, created this mermaid party for her twins and we think it is fantastic for a boy/girl party. Inspired by Sarah Jane’s Out to Sea fabric line, Courtney combined her daughter’s love of mermaids and her son’s love of pirates in an untraditional pink and navy palette. We adore the embroidery hoops…
December 21, 2011
Pink & Yellow Guest Dessert Feature
This pink & yellow submission was sent to us by Sarah from Lil Hoot. Sarah created this birthday party for her twin daughters Phoebe and Charlotte, and wanted each of their personalities to be reflected. The twins had just learned to talk and were frequently saying ‘I like pink!’ and ‘I like yellow,” so it seemed fitting to have a pink & yellow party! A two-sided invitation was created which invited the guests to Phoebe’s…
December 08, 2011
Special Delivery Guest Feature
Therese of Therese Jacinto sent us this “Special Delivery” themed party for a friend who was having twins. Therese came up with a parcel theme to play up the wonderful feeling of expecting something very special. Guests created special birthday postcards for the twins and then dropped them into a vintage mailbox. We love how the pleated paper ornaments gives a whimsical touch to the table. Sweet treats included a double tiered mail package cake…
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Fashionable Dessert Bars May 26, 2009
Last week we created a fashionable dessert table for a baby naming. The table was inspired by a Pucci print and included wonderful details. We used the custom print to create popcorn cones, cotton candy sticks, mini chocolate bars, and even a custom tablecloth. { Read More }
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Spiderman Guest Dessert Feature October 20, 2010
We're up to our second guest dessert feature of the day. This one is from Cecilia and Jeannette of The Treat Table in Florida {we'll get a link up to their site soon}. It is not easy to incorporate commercial characters into a polished sweets spread, but I think these ladies did a fantastic job. { Read More }
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