This year would be the year of organising parties for the younger siblings!
Back in May I organised my sister's 21st birthday party and not too long after, I had the opportunity to assist one of my dearest friends, Cheryl, for her sister's surprise Vintage Tea Party.
It was planned a while ago before Carene's actual birthday but everything was prepared at the last minute.
For a last minute job, I think she did exceptionally well.
Wait 'till you see all the pictures below, of the food, props and decorations, you will be in awe!
Handmade felt flag banners:
Since it's a vintage tea party, vintage looking tea cups are a must and of course some English tea too:
Macaroons and cupcakes from Little Cupcakes Melbourne:
"Konyaku" Jelly:
Assorted chocolates from Coco Black, home made strawberry tarts and home made blueberry cheesecake cups:
Bread Top Melbourne's yam cake. Best Asian cake, ever:
A compulsory picture of the pretty birthday girl. The flower headband was bought by Cheryl especially for this party. Then again, everything else was ALSO bought specifically for the party.
Meet Carene:
Birthday girl and her speech bubbles.
All handmade by Cheryl and written by all the guests:
The birthday girl and her awesome party planner sister:
Psst, I only contributed10% of my assistance for this party. Most of the time I was playing with the props:
Another successful party organising. Who wants to hire us now? :P
Teehee!
I'm also taking the opportunity of this heavy-food-picture-post to join:
click here and vote please if you enjoyed my pictures :) p/s: konyaku jelly pic.
Back in May I organised my sister's 21st birthday party and not too long after, I had the opportunity to assist one of my dearest friends, Cheryl, for her sister's surprise Vintage Tea Party.
It was planned a while ago before Carene's actual birthday but everything was prepared at the last minute.
For a last minute job, I think she did exceptionally well.
Wait 'till you see all the pictures below, of the food, props and decorations, you will be in awe!
Handmade felt flag banners:
Fresh alnwick roses (I think) and hydrangeas:
'C' for Carene:
I helped with the display of the dessert/food table (^_^) :
Ta dah! All done & ready for the birthday girl and her guests:
Since it's a vintage tea party, vintage looking tea cups are a must and of course some English tea too:
Macaroons and cupcakes from Little Cupcakes Melbourne:
Heart and Star shaped fruit cut outs:
Iced fruit tea:
These were absolutely yummy. Wanton skin seafood salad:
Assorted chocolates from Coco Black, home made strawberry tarts and home made blueberry cheesecake cups:
Home made chocolate cupcakes:
Bread Top Melbourne's yam cake. Best Asian cake, ever:
A compulsory picture of the pretty birthday girl. The flower headband was bought by Cheryl especially for this party. Then again, everything else was ALSO bought specifically for the party.
Meet Carene:
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| Pretty, isn't she? |
If anyone reading is interested in hiring her as a
freelance model, please do not hesitate to contact me.
Lol.
:)
All handmade by Cheryl and written by all the guests:
The birthday girl and her awesome party planner sister:
All the food (except for those that were mentioned above with names of stores accordingly) and decoration props were done by Cheryl herself. *claps*
Psst, I only contributed10% of my assistance for this party. Most of the time I was playing with the props:
Another successful party organising. Who wants to hire us now? :P
Teehee!
I'm also taking the opportunity of this heavy-food-picture-post to join:
