The plan was that this would be a "off" year for friend birthday parties. Pathetically I was weak, and gave into the pleading of a sweet seven year old little girl. After making eleven bonnets, aprons, and doll bonnets this is the result. A real authentic pioneer party, complete with candle dipping, strawberry jam making, butter shaking, and country dancing party. I hope Kate enjoyed it all. It seemed like the girls were really engaged in the activities. I couldn't believe how simple the party seemed. Originally I thought candle dipping would be a chaotic mess, it wasn't though. And thanks to my Mom, who helped the girls make the jam, it all went well without a hitch. Here are the pictures. I think this was by far my favorite party to plan. Who can resist those adorable bonnets? Most importantly I think Kate had a wonderful time! We decided to celebrate her birthday early. Her real birthday isn't until Friday. But I have a special weekend planned to Kate and I to enjoy together for both of our birthday's. Of course I'll be publishing more about all of that soon! 
2 comments:
another great party! You are amazing how you pull off such great birthday parities. The bonnets and arpons are just adorable. Kate looks so happy, which makes it all worth it. Can't wait to see you this weekend.
That's such a cute idea! Remind me to hire you as a birthday party planner when my kids are a little older :)
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