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Parties for Boys and Girls

Have you taken the time to look at all the party listing categories? They are on the left sidebar of this site. Just to highlight a couple…

As of right now there are 45 + parties listed under “Parties for Girls.” Have you looked at them? There are so many fun and delightful parties for your viewing pleasure. Art parties, butterfly parties, sweet shop parties, horses, under the sea, cinderella, superhero….the list goes on. So take a look at all the fabulous “Parties for Girls!”

After you do that….head on over to the “Parties for Boys” page. There you will find 50+ parties to inspire you. Racecars, superheros, firetrucks, dinosaurs, construction, Elmo, Mario, surfing, monsters and so much more! You know you wanna go look!

What about you? Do you have a party to list?

Neopolitan Ice Cream Birthday Party

This Neopolitan Ice Cream 1st Birthday Party was originally hosted by Danielle atBelleza e Luce.
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What a fun way to do an Ice Cream Party! Such a creative use of flower to tie the whole theme together. Thanks for listing your party Danielle!

Enjoy this yummy party…

When my daughter turned 1, I decided to throw a neopolitan themed birthday party using lt. pink, brown and ivory as the color scheme. I was 8 months pregnant with my son at the time and one of my favorite treats was ice cream, so I think that had a major influence on the party theme!

Her invitation

I ordered carnations in pink, white and red online and found the pink banana split dishes at my grocery store!

Everyone received a cupcake in its own bakery box as a favor. They were chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry combinations.

The birthday girl

I prefer the pull string pinatas for the little ones. The children were all 1 – 2 years old so they really had no idea what to do with it and were not impressed by the candy so the adults had a grand time helping themselves.

The dessert table

I made Cibella’s birthday cake and smash cake. It was my first time using fondant to cover and decorate a cake and I completely underestimated how long it would take to do. Still, I was happy with the results.

Create your own sundae.

Enjoying her cake

It’s hard to believe that she is an almost 3 1/2 year old … how time flies! She has become a party planner herself, informing me of her 4th birthday party theme only 3 days after her Aurora Princess Party. Yes, I have already begun working on her invitations! The theme, you ask? Well, it’s going to be a Jolly Holiday!