Butterfly Wishes, LLC

Rubber Ducky, you're the one

2011-03-09T20:25:00.000-05:00

Rubber Ducky Baby Shower for a very special couple.

Pictures taken by LolyPix Photography http://www.lolypix.com/
Cake done by Sweetness Bakeshop http://www.sweetnessbakeshop.com/

Super Mario Brothers - Favors and Cake Idea

2010-11-02T20:25:00.000-04:00

Cake courtesy of Sweetness Bakeshop & Cafe in Miami, Fl

Halloween Goodies!

2010-10-25T20:30:00.000-04:00

Fall Bridal Bouquets

2010-09-28T20:11:00.000-04:00

CHOOSING FALL ARRANGEMENTS

The fall season lends its self to vibrant colors. When selecting fall wedding flowers consider the colors of: Yellow, Gold, Bronze, Orange, Red, Dark Pink, Burgundy, Rust, Brown, Purple, Egg Plant, Green and Tan. Although the types of wedding flowers are usually chosen by the bride, the color palette of the flowers are often determined by the color of the bridesmaids' dresses.

Remember that out of season flowers increase prices significantly.

Here are a few fall flowers to consider:
ROSES (Rosa) - Many people tend to think of roses as either traditional red or delicate pink. However, the colors of roses range from gold to chocolate. Brides may want to consider the radiant rose colors that include golden apricot, tomato-red, deep yellow, red-orange, tangerine, dark burgundy, coral-orange, burnt- orange, or chocolate brown. These striking shades make beautiful wedding bouquets, floral decorations, and arrangements.

DAISIES (Gerbera) - There are a number of varieties from a single petal to a double petal. The bright colors and varying sizes of this flower make for beautiful bouquets and eye-catching arrangements.

SLIPPER ORCHIDS (Paphiopedilum spp.) - This fall flower's colors of brownish red, green and yellow can set the seasonal tone.

CALLA LILY (Zantedeschia) - The "green goddess" has deep green leaves and generous blooms. This is a sophisticated flower that often stands on its own. Not only do calla lilies come in the traditional white, but they also come in the rich and beautiful shades of cream, yellow, burgundy, and bronze.

GLORIOSA LILIES (Gloriosa rothschildeana) - A glorious bloom that makes a bold statement. The strikingly curved petals in lustrous red will certainly turn heads.

ORIENTAL LILIES (Lilium Oriental) - Versatility is the key. Colors include white, cream, yellow and burgundy. One of the most famous hybrids is Stargazer, which has a white background with reddish/pink markings and dotted throat.

HYDRANGEAS (Hydrangea quercifolia) - The late blooming Oak Leaf Hydrangea gets its name from the shape of its large leaves. These beautiful leaves often turn colors of brilliant yellow, orange, red, and burgundy.

SUNFLOWERS (Helianthus annuus) - When you think of autumn, picture the Sunrise Sunflower. The medium short deep double yellow petals and dark center make an excellent choice for use as cut flowers that have a long vase and arrangement life.

CHRYSANTHEMUMS (Chrysanthemum indicum, Chrysanthemum x morifolium) - The word chrysanthemum is taken from the Greek, chysos (gold) and anthos (flower). This fall flower is generally found in the following forms: button, daisy, decorative and spider (or quill). The size, color, height and time of bloom make it one of the most popular fall flowers for bouquets and arrangements.

BABY'S BREATH ( Gypsophila paniculata) - This is the delicate name for the "work horse" of arrangements. Colors range from white to pink to blushed purple. Baby's breath can be coupled with flowers and greenery to create fullness and depth or stand-alone in an interesting container, or elegant vase.

Construction Birthday Party

2010-09-07T22:44:00.000-04:00

Can ya dig it? sooo much fun creating this construction themed birthday party for my son who turned 2!

New Logo!

2010-09-06T10:57:00.000-04:00

Finally we were able to get a new logo and design. It took a while but here it is! What do you think? Many thanks go to LogoLane @ http://www.etsy.com/shop/Logolane?ga_search_query=logolane&ga_search_type=seller_usernames

The Ultimate Wedding Planning Checklist

2010-09-02T02:06:00.000-04:00

Ultimate Wedding Planning Checklist

To plan the perfect celebration, use this comprehensive checklist, with a timeline based on the 16-month length of the average U.S. engagement.

Sixteen to Nine Months Before

Start a wedding folder or binder. Begin leafing through bridal, lifestyle, fashion, gardening, design, and food magazines for inspiration.

Work out your budget. Determine how much you have to spend, based on your families’ contributions and your own.

Pick your wedding party. As soon as you’re engaged, people will start wondering who’s in.

Start the guest list. Make a head count database to use throughout your planning process, with columns for contact info, RSVPs, gifts, and any other relevant information. (Want to keep costs low? It may be brutal, but the best way to do it is to reduce your guest list.)

Hire a planner, if desired. A planner will have relationships with—and insights about—vendors.

Reserve your date and venues. Decide whether to have separate locations for the ceremony and the reception, factoring in travel time between the two places.

Book your officiant.

Research photographers, bands, florists, and caterers. Keep their contact information in your binder.

Throw an engagement party, if you wish. But remember that your invitees should be on your wedding guest list as well.

Eight Months Before

Hire the photographer and the videographer. No need to talk specifics yet, but be sure that the people you hire are open to doing the shots that you want.

Book the entertainment. Attend gigs of potential acts to see how they perform in front of audiences, then reserve your favorite.

Meet caterers. If your wedding venue doesn’t offer its own catering service, look for one now and hire the service this month or early next.

Purchase a dress. You’ll need to schedule time for at least three fittings. Veil shopping can be postponed for another two to three months.

Reserve a block of hotel rooms for out-of-town guests. Pick three hotels at different price points close to the reception venue.

Register. Sign up at a minimum of three retailers.

Launch a wedding website. Create your personal page through a free provider such as weddingchannel.com. **Note the date of the wedding, travel information, and accommodations. Then send the link to invitees.

Seven to Six Months Before

Select and purchase invitations. Hire a calligrapher, if desired. Addressing cards is time-consuming, so you need to budget accordingly.

Start planning a honeymoon. Make sure that your passports are up-to-date, and schedule doctors’ appointments for any shots you may need.

Shop for bridesmaids’ dresses. Allow at least six months for the dresses to be ordered and sized. .

Meet with the officiant.

Map out the ceremony and confirm that you have all the official documents for the wedding (these vary by county and religion).

Send save-the-date cards.

Reserve structural and electrical necessities

Book portable toilets for outdoor events, extra chairs if you need them, lighting components, and so on.

Book a florist. Florists can serve multiple clients on one day, which is why you can wait a little longer to engage one. Plus, at this point, you’ll be firm on what your wedding palette will be.

Arrange transportation. Consider limos, minibuses, trolleys, and town cars. (But know that low-to-the-ground limos can make entries and exists dicey if you’re wearing a fitted gown.)

Start composing a day-of timeline. Draw up a schedule of the event and slot in each component (the cake-cutting, the first dance).

Five to Four Months Before

Book the rehearsal and rehearsal-dinner venues. Negotiate the cost and the menu. If you’re planning to host a day-after brunch for guests, book that place as well. .Check on the wedding invitations. Ask the stationer for samples of the finished invitations and revise them to suit your needs.

Select and order the cake. Some bakers require a long lead time. Attend several tastings before committing to any baker.

Send your guest list to the host of your shower. Provided you, ahem, know about the shower.

Purchase wedding shoes and start dress fittings. Bring the shoes along to your first fitting so the tailor can choose the appropriate length for your gown.

Schedule hair and makeup artists. Make a few appointments with local experts to try them out. Snap a photo at each so you can compare results.

Choose your music. What should be playing when the wedding party is announced? During dinner? To kick off the dancing? Keep a running list of what you want—and do not want—played.

Three Months Before

Finalize the menu and flowers. You’ll want to wait until now to see what will be available, since food and flowers are affected by season.

Order favors, if desired. Some safe bets: monogrammed cookies or a treat that represents your city or region. If you’re planning to have welcome baskets for out-of-town guests, plan those now too.

Make a list of the people giving toasts. Which loved ones would you like to have speak at the reception? Ask them now.

Finalize the readings. Determine what you would like to have read at the ceremony—and whom you wish to do the readings.

Purchase your undergarments. And schedule your second fitting.

Finalize the order of the ceremony and the reception.

Print menu cards, if you like, as well as programs. No need to go to a printer, if that’s not in your budget: You can easily create these on your computer.

Purchase the rings. This will give you time for resizing and engraving.

Send your event schedule to the vendors. Giving them a first draft now allows ample time for tweaks and feedback.

Two Months Before

Touch base again with all the vendors. Make sure any questions you or they had on your first draft have been answered.

Meet with the photographer. Discuss specific shots, and walk through the locations to note spots that appeal to you.

Review the playlist with the band or deejay. Though you probably won’t be able to dictate every single song played, you should come prepared with a wish list.

Send out the invitations. The rule of thumb: Mail invitations six to eight weeks before the ceremony, setting the RSVP cutoff at three weeks after the postmark date.

Submit a newspaper wedding announcement. If you’re planning to include a photograph, check the publication’s website: Some have strict rules about how the photo should look.

Enjoy a bachelorette party. Arranging a night out with your girlfriends generally falls to the maid of honor. But if she hasn’t mentioned one to you by now, feel free to ask—for scheduling purposes, of course!—if a celebration is in the works.

One Month Before

Enter RSVPs into your guest-list database. Phone people who have not yet responded.

Get your marriage license. The process can take up to six days, but it’s good to give yourself some leeway. If you are changing your name, order several copies.

Mail the rehearsal-dinner invitations.

Visit the dressmaker for (with luck!) your last dress fitting. For peace of mind, you may want to schedule a fitting the week of your wedding. You can always cancel the appointment if you try on the dress then and it fits perfectly.

Stock the bar. Now that you have a firm head count you can order accordingly.

Send out as many final payments as you can.

Confirm times for hair and makeup and all vendors.

E-mail and print directions for drivers of transport vehicles. This gives the chauffeurs ample time to navigate a route.

Assign seating. Draw out table shapes on a layout of the room to help plan place settings. Write the names of female guests on pink sticky notes and the names of male guests on blue sticky notes so you can move people about without resketching the entire setting.

Purchase bridesmaids’ gifts. You’ll present them at the rehearsal dinner.

Write vows, if necessary.

Get your hair cut and colored, if desired.

Week of the Wedding

Reconfirm arrival times with vendors.

Delegate small wedding-day tasks. Choose someone to bustle your dress, someone to carry your things, someone to be in charge of gifts (especially the enveloped sort), someone to hand out tips, and someone to be the point person for each vendor.

Send a timeline to the bridal party. Include every member’s contact information, along with the point people you’ve asked to deal with the vendors, if problems arise.

Pick up your dress. Or make arrangements for a delivery.

Check in one last time with the photographer. Supply him or her with a list of moments you want captured on film.

.Set aside checks for the vendors. And put tips in envelopes to be handed out at the event.

Book a spa treatment. Make an appontment for a manicure and a pedicure the day before the wedding. (You might want to get a stress-relieving massage, too.)

Send the final guest list to the caterer and all venues hosting your wedding-related events. Typically, companies close their lists 72 hours in advance.

Break in your shoes.

Assemble and distribute the welcome baskets.

Pack for your honeymoon.

"Fall" in Love with this Wedding!

2010-09-02T01:32:00.001-04:00

Vendors: Photography: Maloman Photographers

Florist: Flowers By Landy

Reception: Coral Gables Woman's Club

Cake: Cake Designs By Edda

Pumpkin Carving Contest 2009

2009-10-27T22:21:00.004-04:00

"The Killer Punch"

Goodie Bags

Graveyard Dip

Welcome! Inexpensive and cute...

Treat or Treat

2009-10-04T19:51:00.003-04:00

The Food Network has tons of ideas for making spooky and yummy Halloween treats. Here are just a few...

Witch Cupcakes

Ghostly Sweets

Spidery Drinks

Candy Corn Parfait

Boooooooooooooo...

2009-09-23T22:03:00.000-04:00

My favorite time of year!!

Love the chalkboard idea and candy corn pots from this Booook: Scary Scenes for Halloween by Jill Williams Grover

Found these decor ideas on Country Living, check out the cut-out bats for display outside the home!

Welcome Fall... <3

2009-09-22T22:20:00.001-04:00

Cat in The Hat Party

2009-09-07T00:35:00.009-04:00

My baby boy turned one! I was inspired to do a Cat in the Hat party since I saw Amy's "It's a Twin Thing" Post... I thought it would be an original 1st bday theme... It was a lot of fun to plan starting from the invitations. Here are some pics...

Just us :) Happy Birthday Little Bean!!

Thing One and Thing Two's Cotton Candy :)

Thank you Madeline for sending me over your goldfish from your Seuss Baby Shower :), I had them hanging down from the ceiling.

Centerpieces were The Cat In the Hat stuffed animal with "truffula trees" aka Fluffy pens in glass bowls :)

Table Set-Up

The fabulous cake by http://www.apieceofcupcake.com/, it was delicious!!

Goodies bags! A mix of candy, Seuss pencils and goldfish crackers...

The Cake table :)

Rainbow Cookies!

2009-08-21T15:41:00.002-04:00

How cute are these? We've seen the Rainbow Cake already and now we also can have our cake and cookies too!! Rainbow "lollipops" or rainbow cookies!!.. check out the recipes here

The Cat In the Hat...

2009-08-20T20:29:00.003-04:00

Wow, I didn't realize how long it had been that I had posted a blog.. between finishing up school, work and planning my son's 1st birthday party I had neglected my little bloggie but have no fear, lots of updates coming up soon as the party gets closer.. I'll leave you with the invitations!! I'm so excited about this party, i can't wait to see it all put together...

dECO-rate

2009-06-17T22:35:00.004-04:00

Help the planet go green with these cute and earth friendly products you can use at home for decoration or a party. I found these ideas on Martha Stewart: Whole Health but you can search the web for other great products!

These candles are made out of used flowerpots!

Recycled bowls sold at sundancecatalog.com

Use cute colorful bottles filled with herbs and plants and group them together for a cute centerpiece.

After Memorial...

2009-05-26T22:57:00.003-04:00

comes 4th of July!! Here are some cute crafts and decor ideas from the queen herself, Martha Stewart...

Water Fun

2009-04-25T23:31:00.002-04:00

A great idea for a birthday/summer fun!

This mom had great ideas to keep the party wet and cool on a nice hot Miami day... Water guns, water balloons, even some "fishing", another great tip was the "Jello Cake" (her son is allergic to cake so she opted for a fun way to sing him happy birthday and he can actually enjoy it. Check out the fishies in the bowl!

Easter Centerpieces

2009-04-05T16:34:00.002-04:00

Flickr is a great resource for checking out ideas and inspirations for just about any event. I wanted to check it out this morning to see if I can find great centerpieces ideas for Easter and sure enough, I found quite a few! Hop on over to the website and see for yourself!

Wheatgrass Anyone?

2009-03-28T22:28:00.004-04:00

Lately I've been loving the use of wheatgrass for centerpieces or party decor. I've come across a couple of cute ideas for a future party and thought I'd share for inspiration... I think I might create some myself in the next party just for the heck of it ;)

Check out the ones I have found on The Knot

Coffee Table Books - Great Quality, Great Price!

2009-03-24T22:58:00.004-04:00

I ventured over to Everyday Celebrating to see whats going on with Chella and her fab ideas and find out about this great website called Blurb where you can create your very own coffee table book for a fraction of the price photographers charge! Head on over to either blog to check it out!

Baptism Celebration...

2009-03-19T11:23:00.001-04:00

Angel photo holders with pictures of my son taken by the fab Studio By Carmen were given as favors...

I placed roses and tulips throught the tables for a nice spring touch.

Cheesecake Pops were given for dessert by my dear friend and talented baker Toute Sweet Creations... Picture of that to come soon....

Boy Baptism Invitation

2009-03-18T22:53:00.003-04:00

I now got a great selection of pocketfolds in different colors and decided to use it for my son's baptism invites. I love pocketfolds! I might just use it for his 1st birthday ;)

I decided to keep it simple but classy... a cross could be added to the front or inside for more "oomph"

Let's make her pay ;)

2009-01-07T20:48:00.000-05:00

Please copy/paste this to your blog as well !
Thanks

Let’s Eat Cake, an amazing fundraiser hosted by the equally amazing Melissa Margarita-DiStefano, is coming up quick: Tuesday, February 17th at the Plaza Paramount Hotel! Let’s Eat Cake is a cake decorating competition with all proceeds going to the St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Learn more about the fundraiser right here.
In an effort to make sure we get the word out to everyone (and raise money), we are starting this chain-blog (Ok, not sure if that is correct terminology. But it’s like a chain letter so let’s just go with it, shall we?)
Here’s what we need you to do…Repost this post (or create your own new version) on your blog and ask others to post it on their blogs. Melissa will donate one dollar to the fundraiser for EVERY BLOG that posts on Let’s Eat Cake this week! With the power of the blogosphere, that can QUICKLY add up! Let’s make Melissa Pay! Once you have reposted it, leave a comment letting us know that you posted it along with the url to the blog. It’s for a great cause and it will be fun to see how far it will go! So lets do it… Lets blog it forward and raise money for a great cause!!!

Christmas Greetings

2008-12-03T19:59:00.005-05:00

Phew! Talk about being swamped. Between work, school and my little boy its hard to find time to work on new designs but I have been able to make a few. and since its the season to be giving I'm making these greetings $5 off if you email me with the code iloveyourblog on the subject :)
butterflywishesllc@yahoo.com

Don't like what you see or have something else in mind? EMAIL ME for any changes and I will try my best to create want you want.

Baby Einstein Party Invite

2008-10-14T11:13:00.000-04:00

Lollipop Invite

2008-10-13T23:10:00.002-04:00

HWTM Inspired CandyLand Theme Party

2008-10-13T22:57:00.003-04:00

Thanks to the fabulous HWTM we celebrated my nephews 3rd birthday with this sweet theme.

The centerpieces were blume boxes filled with Sweet Factory Lollipops:

The kids really enjoyed all that free candy! Talk about an early halloween present LOL

take home boxes provided by Sweet Factory
CandyLand games were given as favors for the little ones (the blue bags contained Domino sets for the bigger kids)

AW: My son's announcements!

2008-10-05T12:03:00.004-04:00

Whoa, Life with a newborn has kept me very busy and I have not had much time to post as much as I want. But I finally got the annoucements done and mailed out so I wanted to make this post about my handsome prince who entered this world 09/01/08. I kept it simple because I wanted to display the 3 photos which were taken by professional (and super sweet) photographer carmen from Studio By Carmen. Check out her blog. :)

Baby Shower for a Little Princess

2008-10-05T11:45:00.006-04:00

My friend Giselle had her baby shower for her little princes and it was a beautiful turnout. Lots of pink and chocolate brown decor down to the last detail. Her mom who has a great eye for creativity and party planning helped make this possible.

Check out this amazing cake!! Yes the cradle is actually an edible oh-so-yummy cake! For bakers info click here

Cupcakes wrapped up in a "diaper" (made out of felt material) for you to take home for some sweetness later.

Centerpiece - Diaper Cake with roses on top
Favors 1. A "bottle" which doubles for a picture holder for you to make hot chocolate.
Favor 2. Cutey felt booties filled up with almonds and a sweet poem
I can't get over this cake LOL. A side view of the cradle cake.

Halloween Annoucements

2008-09-18T17:46:00.002-04:00

A Monster Bash

2008-09-17T15:45:00.003-04:00

Its never to early to start planning for the holidays. Next one up is one of my favorite times of the year... Halloween! I already started to get in the mood for next month so i created my first Halloween Invite.

Little Lady Invites

2008-09-14T01:30:00.003-04:00

Ladybug invites made for a perfect little lady. Happy Birthday Sophie!

GO USA!!!!!!!

2008-08-05T21:49:00.002-04:00

The Summer Olympics are right around the corner with opening ceremony this Friday!
Thinking of hosting an olympic get together to watch the events? Here are some ideas for you...

Check out these cute "china" invites!

Enjoy the events and GO USA!

Pink & Green Baby Showers

2008-08-03T01:55:00.002-04:00

Super cute Pink & Green pics I found on PartySpot.com (which is a great website to find ideas for any type of party) Check out these super cute chocolate cupcakes!

Pink Lemonade... yum!

My Blue & Green Shower

2008-07-17T21:17:00.005-04:00

I have two shoutouts to give in this post. One is for the fab photographer who was able to capture my special day beautifully, hence the pictures below you can check out her work at http://www.lolypix.com/

Hydrangea Centerpieces

Boxes with Candles inside and a "prayer poem"
Cookies for a sweet treat on the way home :)
2nd shout out will go to my friend who has her own baking business. She made these yummy chocolate and marble cupcakes for my special day. Check her out at http://www.toutesweetcreations.wordpress.com/

Blue & Green Baby Shower Invites

2008-07-15T22:37:00.000-04:00

Here are some samples I worked on for my baby shower... I decided on the last one but decided I might as well post the 3 finalists :)

Sweetness

2008-07-14T09:28:00.001-04:00

POOL PARTY!

2008-07-05T23:40:00.002-04:00

What better way to celebrate a summer birthday then having a pool party? I kept this invite simple with "summer colors" :)

Tag! I'm it!

2008-06-14T04:18:00.003-04:00

I was tagged by MelB from My World, My Words to post 13 random facts about myself... It took me a while to think of 13 but here goes!

13 weird or random facts about me:

1. I love to drink soda in a cup with ice and a straw... its just not the same from a can
2. My second toe is longer then my big toe
3. I only have one scar on my body - on my index finger -which was from when I was 3 and decided to cut bread by myself, that ended me in the ER
4. I love horror/scary movies. Even when I was small, I wanted a freddy kruger doll LOL yeah i'm a weirdo.
5. When I eat ice cream, i put it in the microwave for about 7 seconds so its not frozen solid and a bit soft
6. I dont like mustard or honey but I love honey mustard
7. I think decorations for a party is just as important as food and drinks hee hee
8. I drive barefoot (unless I have sneakers on)
9. I am really scared of frogs!
10. I was breastfeed till I was 3! Yup, you read that right and no I will not Breastfeed for that long but thanks mom!
11. I have never done drugs or tried smoking. Nope, not even once
12. Ok so i don't do drugs but the internet is my crack... it has to be a really busy day for me not to go on it
13. I still have the $10 my grandfather gave me for my birthday before he passed away when I was 17

Ok now its time for me to tag someone else....

PJ!

Thanks A Bunch!

2008-05-27T19:03:00.002-04:00

My first Thank You card... not half bad, I think :D

Pottery Barn Parties

2008-05-27T18:54:00.003-04:00

This might be old news to you but I just discovered the cutest themed-party decorations from Pottery Barn Kids... Check out the website to view all of the designs they currently have; here are some of my favorites...

Explorer...

Water Fun!

Damian's 30th Birthday

2008-05-19T22:03:00.002-04:00

Black, Purple, and Teal Colors... decor used was from Party City....

Pretty in Pink

2008-05-18T20:35:00.004-04:00

Saturday we attended Vanessa & Alexander's wedding which was planned perfectly for her in light shades of pink. Simple and elegant it was a beautiful outcome... here are the pics to prove it.

Menu Cards

Centerpieces
Postcards for the new Mr. & Mrs. when they arrive from their honeymoon

Custom Recipe Cards

2008-05-14T22:12:00.002-04:00

Great for bridal showers... Send to guests to fill in with their favorite recipes they want to share with the bride to be.

Cupcake for your sweetie pie

2008-05-07T00:15:00.001-04:00

Aqua Boy Annoucement

2008-05-02T22:58:00.000-04:00

Poke-Power... Catch Him While You Can!

2008-05-02T22:51:00.001-04:00

Growing Family...

2008-05-02T22:50:00.001-04:00

Girly Stripes

2008-05-02T22:24:00.000-04:00

Girly Striped Announcement for a Girly Little Lady.

Miss (Soon-to-be-Mrs) Daisy

2008-05-02T21:53:00.001-04:00

Two months ago I had the pleasure of attending an old friend's Bridal Shower. Her sister (the Matron of Honor and my good friend) along with wedding planners www.gabanievents.com did a fabulous job creating a Daisy themed celebration. Everything matched down to the ribbons on the boxes and linens on the tables. Check out the pictures taken by Loly at http://www.lolypix.com/. Best wishes in your upcoming wedding Vanessa, 14 days to go!! :)

The Essential Disney Idea Book

2008-05-02T21:39:00.001-04:00

I highly recommend this book that displays ideas of beautiful Disney layouts for your Disney trip made by Sandylion. Living in Florida we are fortunate to be able to visit Disney at least once a year. This book is packed with great ideas for your magical trip to Mickey Land!

Clowing Around

2008-05-02T21:22:00.000-04:00

For David's 1st birthday party mom Jackie decided to go with a clown/circus theme. The decor was a hit.
Red, Blue, Green, and Yellow Cupcakes gave the party a festive look. Favor bags were filled with popcorn containers, curly-haired wig, big glasses, and a red nose! Trying to find a non-accordian typical centerpiece take a look at the clown creation Jackie and Grandma created for the perfect centerpiece!

Pink & White Baptism

2008-05-02T21:14:00.001-04:00

For Sophie's Baptism i was honored to be asked by Mom and good friend Melanie to create the invitations. I was really excited to be playing with colors and papers and loved the final product. Congrats on your baptism Sophia!

Party Like A RockStar!

2008-05-01T22:54:00.001-04:00

Little Lady Invitation

2008-05-01T22:53:00.000-04:00

A cute invitation for your little lady

Pooh Bear

2008-05-01T22:39:00.000-04:00