Some of the table set up, the "backdrop" (sorry, didn't get a good photo of it) is three of the $1 vinyl tablecloths sliced and then hung on top of each other. I knotted the top so the colors would mix nicely.
These were our party favors. We had a sign next to them that said "Thanks for fishing me a happy birthday! Love, Zoey" They are actually soap, so the kids can wash their hands with them, and once they get to the middle they get the plastic fishy. These can be found on Etsy, or you can make them yourselves with clear glycerin soap. You melt it, pour it in the bag, stick in your fishy and let it harden. If anyone is interested I can make a better tutorial on that in another post.
Cupcakes with a simple mermaid printable on top
We did a lot of different sea creatures, and two colors of icing. Just to give the kiddos some variety.
Giant Marshmallows dipped in white chocolate (with blue food coloring) and crushed graham crackers.
All the kids loved the Clam cookies! These are so simple and cute. It's just sugar cookies with pink frosting and a Mento stuck in for the "pearl". I think white whoppers would look better since they are actually round, but couldn't find any.
Water bottles with a "Mermaid springs water, from under the sea" label
The easiest snack of the day, a bowl of goldfish. Ha ha. It was easy for the little kids to snack on.
Zoey modeling her mermaid dress. According to her the party was "the best day ever" and that's all that matters!
aw, I want a girl! :) lol. Great ideas! I especially loved the glycerin and fish!
ReplyDeleteWay cute, Mandi! Love those ideas!
ReplyDeleteI goodness, too cute!! Can you just zip over to VA next month and plan my son's 9th birthday? That would be great!
ReplyDeleteYou pay for airfare, I'll be there ;)
Deletelove this! and loved how it all turned out!!! super cute!
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