Heyya!
I'm about to share something really different and which meant a big deal to me and my team. This was our very first birthday event done by TWS. This project have been keeping us busy for the last 2 months but I have to say it was so worth it. It was our client son's first birthday and chosen theme was Royal. We were honored that she chose us for event services.
There were basically two tables; Candy Station (main table) and other one was for Favors. As it was for a baby boy we chose to go with Royal Blue and Gold, Silver and Bronze giving a touch of Metallics.
Each and every die used here is from Sizzix. All the labels were handmade - in short everything was entirely handmade, from candy boxes to tags.
 |
| Royal Themed Candy Station decorated with Brass and Gold props filled with candies and chocolates for the invited guests. |
 |
| Closer look at the Royal Themed Candy Station! |
 |
| The Birthday Boy's Name Sign (Provided by the client) |
 |
| A separate table was laid for all the giveaways and treats for the guests, keeping the theme colors and the props in mind, we placed a Birthday canvas at the back, with crowns, treats and more upfront! |
 |
| The Royal Wish Tree - added with 50 tags for the guests to scribble their dearest wishes and blessings for the little one! |
 |
| Wishing Tags for the guests to write something for the Birthday Boy |
 |
| The Royal Entrance Frame placed on an aisle, announcing the spectacular event of the day! |
 |
| A closer view to the frame placed in front of the entrance |
 |
| The Royal Banner sign with arrows indicating the happenings of that day; studded with beads and sparkles! |
 |
| A frame and themed mini cage on each guest table, just to make things a little more fancy! |
 |
| Candy Apothecary Jar for the Marshmallow lovers! |
 |
| Handmade Dish Labels for the sweets and snacks! |
 |
| More sweets! |
 |
| Handmade Candy Boxes as appreciation treats for the invited guests |
 |
| Party Favors! |
 |
| Mini Canvas for some additional bling to the party! |
 |
| Treat Bags placed in a dull gold and brass platter |
No comments:
Post a Comment