Today’s party feature is brought to you by Maddie of Etta Photography. She created this gorgeous Princess Party with a few inspiring goals in mind:
“It had to be environmentally friendly (we used existing objects like a paper flower and white platters, or leftovers around home or friends to decorate, buying only some coloured paper, stickers and brown paper for the event) It had to have a mostly healthy menu – We had ‘fruit jewels’ (cookie cutter shaped fruit on sticks), ‘ham swirls’ (ham and tortilla wraps on sticks), ‘princess popcorn’ (fresh popcorn in paper cones), ‘garlic toasties’ (garlic bread shaped like tiaras) to name a few It had to have a goody bag bar with delicious and pretty sweets (where the guests could take wrapped items home to share with family rather than eating lots at the party) – It had to include fun activities for the girls to do (they each decorated their princess hats [made from recycled boxes and leftover paper], they had a pass-the-parcel and also spent time filling brown paper bags (with printed messages) with goodies It had to be relatively cheap but also classy (I made all the decorations, the lollypops and cupcakes (with chocolate tiaras) myself.”So impressive and definitely something to aspire to with all parties. To see more of Maddie’s work, check out her site here.
so cute!
Too cute!
LOVE the colors..beautiful job! Love the cupcake holders-very creative. 🙂
BEAUTIFUL!!
Hats are to die for!
I love that this is more of an authentic old-timey princess theme, rather than a Disney princess. So much more adorable!
Just breathtaking!