Happy Wednesday!
We love custom requests! A couple of months ago, one of my favorite photographers, Sam of Puddle Jumpers Photography, asked me to design a Sweet Sixteen Anchor theme party pack for a special young lady. Well, today I am thrilled to share with you the photos from this beautiful party.
The birthday girl, Paige, requested a black and teal color palette with stripes and anchors. She wanted a very simple design with “not too many anchors” and a splash of silver. So with that, I started with the invitation which to my delight, was well received by Paige and her sweet mother Jenny. And from there I designed and assembled the coordinating decorations. Jenny and Paige recruited the help of Sam to style the party. Sam has a refined eye for detail, as you will also see in her “Olivia the Pig” party which I will share with you later.
Lovely cake by Custom Cakes by Traci
My personal favorite detail is how the ladies incorporated colorful candies in the theme, it gives it that extra something!
What a delectable spread of goodies and confections!
I also made activity place-mats for the kiddos….
I just love how it all came together. Great job Jenny and Sam!
And Happy “Belated” Birthday Paige…thank you for letting me be part of your very special day!
Ahhh….to be 16 again. 😉
Credits:
Photography and Styling – Puddle Jumpers Photography
Cake – Custom Cakes by Traci
Party Stationery – Party Plan-It Designs
Banner, lawn sign, door sign, water bottle wrappers, favor tags, candy bar wrappers, confetti, activity place-mats, invitations, stickers, tent cards and straw flags are available in our STORE. We welcome custom requests!
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I absolutely love it and can’t wait to find a place in my office for it to live permanently.