Ready to get a little “emoji”nal? My sweet daughter Charlotte couldn’t wait to celebrate her 11th birthday with all her friends and favorite emojis.  Charlotte planned and talked about this party for over a year so I knew it had to be everything she had envisioned.  Rather than just using emoji faces, I wanted to incorporate other emojis that were a bit more personal to Charlotte (notice the panda and bow from her two prior parties?) Once I designed the background paper/envelope liner, the party pretty much styled itself.

As always, the dessert table was the focal point of the party.  All of the desserts served looked liked one of our emojis including an emoji cake, dog and panda cake pops by my favorite Cake Poppin, Unicorn sugar cookies, lollipops, chocolate sprinkled donuts and chocolate covered Oreos.  The girls’ favorite dessert by far were the poops made from brownie bites, chocolate buttercream, candied eyes and mouths we made from fondant. The backdrop of the table was simple- our emoji paper and balloon garland.  Our emoji garland decorated the front of the table.

The eating table was set with personalized placemats, our emoji balloons and emoji backpacks which each of the girls took home. On the drink and snack table, I decorated the drink dispenser, raspberry cups and biscuit jars with emoji faces cut from vinyl. Custom emoji balloons, and emoji piñata and emoji boxes that we made complete the look for our party.

During the party, the girls made emoji slime and emoji stress balls, took selfies in our photo booth and played with paper fortune tellers. As they left the girls each got a emoji party favor box.

The girls had a blast and believe it or not Charlotte has already picked the theme for her party next year.  Off to work!

Party Concept and Styling- Bloom Designs

Invitations, complete party kit, emoji posters and all paper printables- Bloom Designs

tissue pom poms, straws, utensil bags– Bloom Designs

Emoji t-shirt

Emoji paper cups

emoji favor boxes

emoji balloons

Puppy and panda cake pops by Cake Poppin

Cakes- Sweet and Saucy Shop

Sugar Cookies- The Cookie Craftsman

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Hi Everyone!  I am so excited to share my son’s Game Day Birthday Party with you.  This party was so hard to schedule.  Luke really wanted to take friends to the beach for the night but because of baseball schedules, it was ridiculously hard to plan.  Last minute we decided to have a few people from his team over to celebrate with that promise that I would take his friends to the beach for his “real” party (still hasn’t happened six months later-yikes!)

We threw this party together last minute but I love how it turned out.  Since it was Luke’s 10th birthday (a big one), I wanted the color scheme and many of the party details to match Luke’s twin Charlotte’s birthday. Black and white worked perfect for our sports themed party which I think all of Luke’s parties will forever be.  I’ve got to tell you it’s getting a bit hard to find fresh ideas for a sports party since I have done this one and this one.  Instead for this year, I focused more on the number 10 and carried that throughout the party rather than a particular sport.  I printed a dessert table backdrop with the number 10 and used it for a table runner as well. Play Ball Balloons from his last birthday and personalized gable boxes completed the table.

We decorated the rest of the party space with tons of honey comb balls and black and white photos of Luke and his friends playing sports throughout the years.

Desserts were pretty easy to find because they were all black and white.  I was even able to use Luke’s favorite Oreos and chocolate donuts which I just picked up at the market.  Dressed up store both Brine bites, white chocolate mousse, custom sugar cookies., and personalized milk jars filled out the table.  The center piece was a black and white cakes matching our theme. 

We also had a little snack table complete with sliders and chip shots to keep our players fueled.

 This party works great anytime of year.  All of the printables, invitations, tassels, balloons and straws are available in my shop.

Thanks everyone for sharing!

Jenny

• Party Concept- Bloom Designs OnlineParty Concept and Styling- Bloom Designs
• Invitations, complete party kit, and all paper printables- Bloom Designs
• backdrop, posters, straws, , balloons– Bloom Designs
• Sugar Cookies- The Cookie Craftsman

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I am BEYOND EXCITED to share this “PARTY LIKE A PANDA” birthday with you. This theme had been in my brain for almost 15 months and I am so pleased with how it turned out.

It was pandamonium. My Charlotte has always loved pandas (who doesn’t) so I thought this would be a darling party for all of her friends.  Starting with a black, white and blush color scheme, I designed a sweet little panda face that I carried throughout the decor and paper products. We had custom plates, cups, napkins and balloons made using our panda design to fit our party perfectly. I think these small extra personalized touches really define a party.

Charlotte’s dessert table was filled with yummy panda treats. A five tiered chocolate and vanilla cake with Oreo filling topped with happy birthday was the center of the table. Around it sugar cookies, powdered donuts, cake pops, panda macarons and white chocolate mousse in panda cups that I made with vinyl decals. I glued mini panda erasers to straw for our milk bottles. To make a simple backdrop, I had our patterned panda paper made into a banner and hung pom pom across it. I also used the same paper to make a runner for the dinner table.

During the party the girls ate panda pasta and panda dogs- the birthday girl’s favorite on the dinner table set with our custom panda plates and party like a panda cups. The girls entertained themselves at the panda polish station and went on a panda hunt. Once it got dark the girls settled into our little movie lounge area and watched Kung Foo Panda where they ate panda popcorn and panda puffs. To make the movie aspect a bit more unique, I wrapped the candy boxes in custom wrappers and decorated the space with panda posters and honeycomb balls.

For party favors, the girls took home their adopted panda complete with party hat and mini panda boxes that were filled with black and white candies.

As always- we had a tiny smash cake just for Charlotte.

Everything you see above is available in one of my shops!  

• Party Concept- Bloom Designs OnlineParty Concept and Styling- Bloom Designs
• Invitations, complete party kit, Pin the Nose on The Panda and all paper printables- Bloom Designs
• Cups, plates, postage stamps and Panda T-Shirt- Bloom Designs on Zazzle
• Mini Favor Boxes- Bloom Designs On Zazzle
• Photography- Andrew Kitchen 
• backdrop, posters, straws, napkins, balloons– Bloom Designs
• Pandas- here
• Mini pandas for straws- here
• Panda Picks for Donuts- here
• Sugar Cookies- The Cookie Craftsman
• Cakes- Sweet and Saucy Shop
• Pom Poms- Cupcake Wishes and Birthday Dreams

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