My little girl is 8. It is bittersweet for me as each birthday passes for each of my children. I so enjoy this magical, innocent time but I know each stage in my childrens' life brings great treasure.
We started Ella's day with her favorite - pumpkin raisin muffins.
Welcome to our Fairy Garden Tea Party! This was so sweet. How lovely little girls are. I loved planning this party - the decorating, food preparation, invitations, favors and games. Each fairy received a scroll rolled up and wrapped with some twine and flowers.
It looked like this:
Each sweet fairy arrived to greet me, the fairy god mother. Yes, I was dressed up in this 80s Jessica McClintock dress and the girls knew no different. They loved it and asked me where I got it!! Ha, ha, ha! I had my little wand and sprinkle them with fairy dust - actually put some shimmer powder on their faces.
Then each fairy had to earn their wings and wands by playing a a couple getting to know you games while testing their fairy memories.
Aidan always wants be included so I had him dress to be the fairy dragonfly complete with wings! He helped serve our fairy fruit (chocolate dipped strawberries), fairy tea sandwiches (turkey and chicken salad sandwiches cut up in the shapes of flowers and butterflies and of course, our fairy juice (cherry 7-Up)
I got some tulle and hung it from the chandelier to make it extra pretty.
Cheers to fairies!
What are little girls made of made of? What are little girls made of? Sugar and spice and everything nice.
I was up all night making these hanging flowers out of streamers but it was so worth it. Our living room was transformed into a flower garden for a day. The girls loved it.
A great activity that took up some time was letting the girls decorate their own cupcake. I love this idea as it was fun for them and low maintenance for me!
I love you, Ella bella!






















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