Nash's third birthday party and we assume first ever birthday party was a roaring success.
My amazing party-planning wife extraordinaire handled every detail and had a fantastically festive decoration scheme.
The dinosaur cave was complete with sidewalk chalk for making hieroglyphics.
Enna had collected TONS of dinosaur items including placemats, figures, and other items.
Nash was excited to see so many dinos.
Did I mention that Abbey covered EVERY detail?
Ms. Candace helped Abbey get the decorations ready. She strung the pennants for this awesome Nash banner.
Our house looked festive, just need some grass to grow in the bare spots.
Reed enjoyed the Dinosaur cave.
Nash enjoyed running around sans pants before his guests arrived.
Reed happily waited for his friends to arrive at the party as well.
This is my new favorite picture of Nash. It captures all of the excitement of the day.
Lola and Pop were happy to see the birthday boy and the other boys.
The dinosaur eggs were nestled in a real life edible nest.
Cheetos made yummy dinosaur bones.
Tortilla chips were delicious dinosaur spikes.
Fruity pebble dinosaur treats
Dinosaur Dung
And Dinosaur Treats for the party favors.
More coming tomorrow!
6 comments:
What a fabulous party! Does Abbey make her own juice box covers, banners, etc., or is she an Etsy.com junkie like me? If she does her own, she should open an etsy store!
Also, all those boys are MEGA-CUTE.
Awesome!!! THIS party planner needs to write a book!! What wonderful ideas!!! I sure wish that Poppy and I could have been there....maybe next time. Love all of you!!!
Hope u remember us- we are the family at Macaroni Grill with the little girl from Vietnam! I didn't know you guys got 2 more babies from Taiwan. They are beautiful! Next time you are in Bartlett, we would love to see you.
Abby,
Where did you get the labels, buckets, and little boxes for the snack mix?
It's time for Part 2 of the Dyno party pictures. I miss seeing my grandbabies on the blog. Love you all, Enna
Getting ready for my son's dino party in 2 weeks. How was the wonderful edible nest made?!?
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