The pictures are in! Roxanne + Joe were married in October at the Desmond Tutu Center (and you saw a little preview here)-- and here it is in all it's amazing glory. She's such a beautiful bride, and they are such a fun couple. I am so glad they were my first wedding clients! {Check out her inspiration board here}
Party and mustaches to come! {Images by Chellise at Photo Pink and flowers by Saipua}
To see part 2, check out Event Lucky.
Was your weekend full of Christmas shopping, like me? Between that, the cold weather and the Christmas carols playing in the background I'm feeling in the spirit. How about you?
I love this design. {It says its a printable, but I haven't found that version yet...}
This {printable} letterhead for Santa is so sweet.
I love holiday treats as gifts.
These sugar cone trees could be really cute as centerpiece for a party or dinner.
Crazy paper totally intrigues me {even if I can't quite bring myself to use it}.
Anything you are seeing that you love for Christmas? xoxo
Bored with the usual scary faces and mess of carving pumpkins?
How about these dressy options...
You know how I love gold polka dots:
I'm thinking of trying this one myself:
Ok, maybe these aren't sophisticated, but they are darn cute:
These studded ones are hot!
I love the intricate work on these bejeweled pumpkins:
Even pumpkins like bling:
What are you doing to decorate for the season? {As seen on Babble}
Until Next Week! xoxo
Along with the new look of Event Lucky (have you checked out the new design?), I am changing the direction slightly. I want to highlight special, thoughtful moments as much as the larger parties and events. You've probably noticed these quieter moments creeping in-- because those times can be just as memorable as that big party. It's about celebrating every day (just like the tagline says), and that means everything from announcements to gifts, birthdays, weddings, anniversaries and everything in between. I love the thoughtful, creative ways that we make every day special-- and I'd love to see the ways you do that at home. So feel free to send in your submissions-- from the notes you put in your kids backpack, to his grand birthday party-- send it in!
I love the way Holly from Nothing But Bonfires celebrated her father's 60th birthday. She sent a note to friends and family (you can read ithere) asking them to send memories of her dad. They could send more than one if they wanted, it just had to be on separate pieces of paper. Here's how it looked:
I love the adorable airmail envelopes she used. They look so cute. Oh-- you want to know how he reacted? Well, these pictures tell it all.
It's safe to say he loved it.
What do you think? Have you ever done anything special for someone's birthday? xoxo Event Lucky
Even as a non-cheezer, I love this simple idea for a party or shower. Cook up your favorite macaroni and cheese recipe, then create a bar of fun toppings to let you guests customize their own creation--- ham, bacon, different kinds of cheese (blue cheese for a something blue!), mushrooms, asparagus. Let your imagination run wild-- and encourage your guests to do the same!
Until Next Week! xoxo EventLucky
{As seen at Cake}
I mentioned my friend Liza, who likes to make everything from scratch, including her own butter. So when I saw this idea of having your guests help make the butter, I thought it was a great way to get them involved with her cause.
Just put some cream, salt and marbles in a jar and pass it around. Everyone can participate in shaking the jar, passing the burden around and getting to know each other. Then everyone gets to enjoy the freshly made butter (hopefully with some freshly made bread!).
I love it!
Until Next Week! xoxo EventLucky
You can almost feel that the last days of summer are on us--- time to make that picnic happen!
My favorite Eat Drink Chic designed the most adorable picnic invite tags, with pockets. More printables for your arsenal.
Until Next Week! xoxo EventLucky
I can't wait to have a house with a backyard so I can throw amazing parties like this! Beautiful and Fun! {via Bash Please}
Until Next Week! xoxo EventLucky
Summer parties have their pros and cons...gorgeous weather vs. pinning people down to attend since they flee to enjoy said weather. Every year we have a I Scream, You Scream ice cream party but with our finicky weather here in Seattle, we are bypassing it so I thought my loss can be your gain. Here are some great ideas I came across...
How much fun is this invite from Parenting.com, featuring a free tag download from The TomKat Studio.
Charming downloads from One Charming Party for invites and thank you cards.
Check out this ice cream social from Buckets of Grace via Celebrations At Home; she shares lots of doable tips like sugar cone wrappers and using printable sets.
Yes, it's a popsicle but how could I resist this invite from Martha?
Also from One Charming Party, this sugar cone party hat is a must!
A tissue-pom + ice-cream cone = easy party decor.
These balloon ice cream cones from Martha Stewart have been all over the web, but it's a classic.
I will never tire of these banana split mini bites from Bakers Royale.
These cotton candy cones from Living Locurto make a great party craft or packaged in a clear bag for a fun favor.
They look just like sundaes, right? Guess what, they are cupcakes! We made these for Teacher Appreciation, but just swap out the tags for a fun party treat! Skip back to Living Locurto for the tutorial.
A paper cone will work just as well for this candy-filled thank you.
Need more inspiration? Check out my Triple Scoops Of Fun post! Not Just A Mommy!
I love simple surprises that create memories. As much as love big, sparkly events (and I do love them)-- small, thoughtful gestures that you plan and plot over to end in excitement and happiness-- these moments are the best. The most fun. And, thankfully, life can be full of them.
This kind of moment is just what the mom at Crafty Moods created for her son's second birthday. After a big party for his first birthday, this mom dreamed up a different kind of celebration this year. He woke up to a colorful balloon jungle to his utter amazement and excitement. Well, I'll let his face tell you how he felt.
What a great birthday surprise! He must feel so special!
More on how she did it here.
xoxo EventLucky
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