A Couple days before the party we dropped off a gift bag with popcorn and Disney's Alice in Wonderland DVD for the kids to watch to get in the mood for the party.
The kids had a tote bag decorating contest, a fill the teapot using teacup rely race and finally a water ballon fight. The water ballon fight was a welcome relief since the tempatures were near 100 degrees.
We then had cupcakes, teapot & heart cookies, and Kool Aid bottles.
Each child received a gift bag with a camera, photo album, note pad and other Alice themed goodies. They had candy roses and watches that were candy bracelets, all things found around Valentines and bought and saved.
We decorated the table with fun little flowers in teacups and a mouse in a teapot.
It was so much fun! The kids really had a great time. My son can't wait til we do another party for them at Christmas.
Dawn what a giving person you and your sister are.. What an amazing and encouraging thing for you to do.. And setting such a standard for your children too... Everything looks so cute... come have a tea party with me please
ReplyDeleteDawn, what a great idea! It sounds like it was a huge success and a lot of fun!
ReplyDeleteThe party looks and sounds like it was a Tea-liteful Success! You and Your sisters did a tea-riffic job on it. I'm sure the kids will have wonderful memories of the UnBirthday Party.
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous party... how I wish I could of been there too.. well done to all of you involved a day I am sure the kids will remember forever..
ReplyDeleteWonderful, I know they enjoyed it!!
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