Showing posts with label water bottle labels. Show all posts
Showing posts with label water bottle labels. Show all posts

Friday, August 10, 2012

Fuchsia & Lime Wedding Stationery

Nicole and Evell had a HOT fuchsia and lime green wedding designed by Kisha from Pure Ambiance. I love using color whenever possible, and this wedding was the perfect palette. Here are some of the stationery pieces created for them. Thanks to Kisha for sending some quick photos!

Here's one of the tables:



 Tented table numbers were named after places that the couple visited together -- each featured a little description towards the bottom, and the back invited guests to get up and visit the other tables to get more info on the bride and groom!



Menus wrapped around the napkins:



Signature drink sign (in a blinged out frame!)


Here's another table number -- Spirit Cruise:


Waterproof water bottle labels feature the couple's monogram:


Monday, May 14, 2012

Airplane 2nd Birthday -- Details!

I posted yesterday about my son's Airplane Themed 2nd Birthday. Here are some of the details from the party:

Arrivals sign with some balloons -- I love the blue ones with the clouds I found online!

Welcome sign attached to our backyard gate:

"Happy 2nd Birthday Dietrich" Banner hanging from the fence above the food table:

Custom water bottle labels:

Red & White Paper straws with disks:



Decorate your foam glider craft:



The cake -- airplane shaped chocolate cake with buttercream frosting. I ran out of time (lost my motivation) by this point, so we just kept it white:


Make a wish!


Not-so-great pic of me and the birthday boy (note our pilot's wings!):


 Baggage Claim Area: Black "luggage" favor tags for the kids and the suitcase filled with favors for the adults:



Inside the bags were a pair of sunglasses, temporary tattoos, a punching bag balloon, and a lollipop:


Custom-made favor pouches held 1 oz. bags of Planters Peanuts for the adults -- it's just not an airplane party without peanuts! 



The Departures sign had everyone leave through the backyard gate instead of going through the house:


This child did not stop playing until we brought him up to bed...