I am planning my daughter's fourth birthday party these days, and as much as I would like to have a Alice In Wonderland Theme (she loved the movie), I think she and her friends should atleast be five to fully enjoy all that it would entail. So far there is a tie between a rubber ducky party or a birdie party, with a love heart themed, pink and red party close behind. And just today I came across these lovely pictures of a birdie party with red and pink theme, I simply love all the details, perfect for a little girl!
Sunday, March 14, 2010
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how cute is that! can't wait to see your alice in w/l party!
ReplyDeleteVery cute. Check out http://www.detailsdetails.com.au/ they might be able to help with some of the theming.
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Oh lovely! If my daughter went to a party like that, I'd never dare to invite the hostess' child back to my place.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I would think that was heaven If I were a child....hey even now..lol.
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I love the idea of the birdy party. By the way my new blog address is evieandbluebell.blogspot.com xx
ReplyDeleteCyma that table is fabulous! I'd like it for my birthday ;o)
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Cyma
ReplyDeleteWelcome back!!! Missed seeing you around...
Well this birthday party would surely make any little girl happy... a good dose of pink would be perfect at their age... I'm sure whatever you do it will be fun and pretty as a picture... See you soon.. xx Julie
Welcome back! Ah what a divine birthday party! love all that pink xx
ReplyDeletethis is gorgeous! my daughter wants a circus theme this year. She will be turning 5, yikes.
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ReplyDeleteYou daughter will be so happy if you do a party like that. It all looks gorgeous. She is one lucky girl to have a mum like you. XXXX
Simply lovely! Good luck with your daughters birthday party!!
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oh and Cyma... must try these little sugar cube flowers... I thought they were so pretty!
ReplyDeletehttp://www.bakeitpretty.com/blog/2010/03/you-can-learn-a-lot-of-things-from-the-flowers/
BIRDIE, hands-down. You could tie it in with a tea party if your little one is into it...this can be done with very very young kids...just make the food kid-friendly and have some games ready.
ReplyDeleteI like the rubber ducky party but the "funny" factor of all the rubber duckies might actually go over better at a slightly older age than hers.
Adorable ideas...I liked them both.
Mel at Theme a Party