Meanwhile, I've developed a bit of an obsession over party planning. I subscribe to several party planning blogs in my Google Reader so I read the feeds daily. One day, while perusing the latest party ideas, I came across a French bakery birthday party for a one year old little girl.
Check out this amazing party on pen n' paper flowers blog. My heart skipped a beat as my daughter Claire's first birthday was fast approaching. I decided right then and there that I wanted to copy that party and personalize the concept to call it my own.
Check out this amazing party on pen n' paper flowers blog. My heart skipped a beat as my daughter Claire's first birthday was fast approaching. I decided right then and there that I wanted to copy that party and personalize the concept to call it my own.
So the vision for the party is this: Vintage Paris with feminine flair. Black & white photos of Paris interspersed with black & white photos of Claire throughout her first year. White vintage-looking serving dishes and hot pink splashes here and there. As for patterns, I plan to use damask or toile to help create the classic look.
I want my life to be boulangerie themed! Merci beaucoup for doing this. All of us little franco-femmes in the U.S. need a great way to cook French--while keeping it as French as possible--yet not spend days and days beating croissant dough. This is superbe!
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh, I want a birthday party like that, and i'm almost 20... your blog is wonderful Sarah and you're making me want to bake all these wonderful things!
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