Here's the Lilly inspired cake! I can't decorate a cake to save my life, so a pretty pennant made with my Cricut makes this cake pop! Add some decorated cookies, and it's easy and pretty.
The tablescape for the children's pool party is simple and colorful, with a fruit cookie and a starfish lollipop. All of the girls filled their green craft bags with sweet treats from the candy buffet set up on the main table.
I included some retro treats like candy buttons, one of my favorites!
Whoopie pies are easy to prepare in the whoopie pie maker I mentioned to you in this post. Even the adults liked these!
Everyone thought that it was hilarious to drink the pool water punch!
After swimming, the children loved finding their own name in the word search I made for them!
Another big hit at the party was the photo booth! I'm going to do a separate post on the photo booth including some ideas for props and a tutorial for making your own photo strip pictures.
Each party guest took a Lilly cup filled with treats at the end of the party.
Here are the birthday girls! It was a fun time for everyone.
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What an adorable party!!! I love the lifesavers on the napkins. Great job mom!
ReplyDeleteSo many fun & lovely touches--happy birthday to your girls.
ReplyDeleteIt's all adorable. I especially love the cakes and the napkins with twine/lifesavers. Can't wait to see the photo booth pictures!
ReplyDeleteYou added such thoughtful and unique touches to this party! Love them all!
ReplyDeleteoh my gosh, how adorable are you to come up with all of that?! LOVE it! Happy Birthday to your girls!
ReplyDeleteWhat a great party-- you're such a creative mom! Loved all the details. So much fun!
ReplyDeleteOh how cute! Love it all! As always it is all in the details!
ReplyDeleteLove and Hugs,
Mrs. Kindergarten...aka...Madame Spoiled
How did you make the pool water? Such a cute idea!
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