We are very excited to announce that Yasmeen's Ice Cream Themed 1st Birthday has been featured on The Little Umbrella! We love how all the sweet details came together and the pretty pastels and sparkling gold glitter color palette. This family was so adorable and it was a pleasure to put something special together for little Yasmeen.
To see the feature on The Little Umbrella click here.
Event Design: Simple Little Details / Photography: Becca Martin of Heartbeats Photography / Linens: La Tavola / Rentals: A Party Place / Dessert: Sweet Tooth Confections / Ice Cream Truck: Scoops
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! I had the pleasure of designing an ice cream themed first birthday for an adorable little girl. The color palette was pastels and gold glitter. As guests arrived they were greeted by a sign that said “welcome to Yasmeen’s ice cream parlour”.
The dining tables were covered in a pink and white striped linen. For the centerpieces I purchased pastel colored mason jars and glittered the bottoms. The flowers were a mix of hydrangeas and pastel colored roses. My client loves the confetti filled balloons so we spread them across the backyard. We cut the confetti out of tissue paper that matched the party and filled them in clear balloons. The tissue paper sticks to the sides of the balloon and provides a fun affect.
The drink table had a lot of different options. One of the drinks was an ice cream punch that had been made out of rainbow sherbet. We had milkshake glasses like the ones you would get at a parlour to serve the punch in. We also purchased fun polkadot paper straws and added a little tag with ice cream cones.
The kid’s area had to be my favorite part of the whole party. My client had this amazing wooden arbor that we were able to drape with pink chiffon. I also made large ice cream cones and hung them from the arbor to look as if they were floating above the kids tables. The cone was made out of brown cardstock and the ice cream part was a foam ball that was covered with fabric with ruffles attached around. Each of the kids got their own little goodie bag which was filled with all ice cream themed toys. There was even a section for them to make their own play dough ice cream!
For the dessert table we hung a garland backdrop that we had made out of strips of fabric. We also hung the ice cream cones to add to the backdrop. Since we were having an ice cream truck come later in the day, we wanted to keep the dessert table light. The cake was an ombre ruffle cake that we had topped with a “ONE” banner. The favors were ice cream cone sugar cookies that were standing straight up on a wooden stand.
The highlight of the party is when the ice cream truck surprised all the guests. They served up all sorts of unique flavors and had a self-serve topping bar. The kids (and adults) loved it!
To see the feature on The Little Umbrella click here.
Event Design: Simple Little Details / Photography: Becca Martin of Heartbeats Photography / Linens: La Tavola / Rentals: A Party Place / Dessert: Sweet Tooth Confections / Ice Cream Truck: Scoops
I scream, you scream, we all scream for ice cream! I had the pleasure of designing an ice cream themed first birthday for an adorable little girl. The color palette was pastels and gold glitter. As guests arrived they were greeted by a sign that said “welcome to Yasmeen’s ice cream parlour”.
The dining tables were covered in a pink and white striped linen. For the centerpieces I purchased pastel colored mason jars and glittered the bottoms. The flowers were a mix of hydrangeas and pastel colored roses. My client loves the confetti filled balloons so we spread them across the backyard. We cut the confetti out of tissue paper that matched the party and filled them in clear balloons. The tissue paper sticks to the sides of the balloon and provides a fun affect.
The drink table had a lot of different options. One of the drinks was an ice cream punch that had been made out of rainbow sherbet. We had milkshake glasses like the ones you would get at a parlour to serve the punch in. We also purchased fun polkadot paper straws and added a little tag with ice cream cones.
The kid’s area had to be my favorite part of the whole party. My client had this amazing wooden arbor that we were able to drape with pink chiffon. I also made large ice cream cones and hung them from the arbor to look as if they were floating above the kids tables. The cone was made out of brown cardstock and the ice cream part was a foam ball that was covered with fabric with ruffles attached around. Each of the kids got their own little goodie bag which was filled with all ice cream themed toys. There was even a section for them to make their own play dough ice cream!
For the dessert table we hung a garland backdrop that we had made out of strips of fabric. We also hung the ice cream cones to add to the backdrop. Since we were having an ice cream truck come later in the day, we wanted to keep the dessert table light. The cake was an ombre ruffle cake that we had topped with a “ONE” banner. The favors were ice cream cone sugar cookies that were standing straight up on a wooden stand.
The highlight of the party is when the ice cream truck surprised all the guests. They served up all sorts of unique flavors and had a self-serve topping bar. The kids (and adults) loved it!
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