I am lucky to count among my acquaintances a very creative and fun-loving family. Over the weekend, the grandma had a party for her granddaughter who turned twelve. Not content to have an ordinary cake and ice cream pop-some-balloons party, this grandmother went all out with a Mad Hatter tea party. I'm guessing the birthday girl will never forget her twelfth birthday. I don't think I'll ever forget it either, and I wasn't even there.
The birthday girl with her splendid cake
The amazing grandma who made all the hats. Each attendee decorated their own.
The great watermelon seed spitting contest
And now....various attendees and their mad hats!
The goodies
I don't think I will ever look at birthday parties in the same way.
Photo Credits: Leah Romero Photography
Photo Credits: Leah Romero Photography
These are absolutely amazing! Never seen anything like it.
ReplyDeleteKen: I've never seen anything like it either. I begged the participants to pretty please let me use their photos on my blog. This was too good to keep to myself.
ReplyDeleteWell, how can anyone top that? No pun intended. Simply astounding. And the photos are magazine professional. I'm impressed.
ReplyDeleteAuntie M: And what a good pun it was! :) I will relay to the photographer (who happened to be the birthday girl's mother)your compliments. I'm sure she will be grateful because she works hard at it.
ReplyDeleteI want one of those hats!! Really cool :) Lots of personality and spunk.
ReplyDeleteseptembermom: I want one in dark purple velvet!
ReplyDeleteHow fun! A themed party is always the best. Find out how she made the hats and let me know :)
ReplyDeleteTaleah: I will find out her secret hat recipe because I think you would make an exquisite hatter! :)
ReplyDeleteSo cool! I need the recipe too because I'm totally stealing that idea!
ReplyDeleteI wondered when Jill would see these photos. The creator of the hats should patent the idea.
ReplyDeleteJill: I thought of you the moment I saw these pictures, thinking that this would be like something you would do! I can just see your children (and you!) dressed up in these.
ReplyDeleteAuntie M: We know our Jill, don't we? :) I think the creator found the idea online somewhere, though not sure. I'm calling one of her daughters tonight to see if they'll share.
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ReplyDeleteWow, that is seriously one of the coolest parties ever! Funny how a certain grandma and her oldest daughter have the same look though! that made me laugh. Super job there, now all birthday parties will be forever compared :O
ReplyDeletejuliegoose: You know when the grandma and her three daughters are involved there's bound to be something wild and crazy going on!
ReplyDeleteOMG, those are amazing hats! I could see loads of people thinking that would be a cool thing to create.
ReplyDeleteDaisy: Aren't they fun? I know if I tried to make one myself it wouldn't turn out nearly as cute as these did.
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