My friend Donna is a wonderful party planner and has a business called Party Wishes located in Southern California! We got to hang out on Monday (I was visiting So Cal) and we had tons of fun! Check out Donna's fabulous Mad Hatter Tea Party she created. Donna describes her ideas and the party:
"A topiary sat next to the front door with a can of paint and used paintbrush left behind by one of the cards while trying to cover up his gardening mistake. I cut the 4' tall croquet wickets out of 1/4" plywood and painted both sides. They are supported by 1X1" pieces of wood with re bar drilled into the bottoms."
"The hedgehog balls are made out of 4" Styrofoam balls. I ripped up paper grocery bags and used Modpodge to apply them. Each ball took about 1/2 an hour...I made 16 of them. The mallets were 2' stuffed flamingos."
"The giant stacked tea cups took MANY hours of painting. I would even bring them to swim practice. They drew quite the crowd! I also brought a giant chess set for kids or adults who wanted a little quiet time."
Mini ceramic cookie jars filled with tootsie rolls. Donna decorated the jars with ribbon and handmade "eat me" tags.
Notice the Cheshire Cat (with his well known grin) sitting in the tree. I have to say creating a party is all in the details. Thanks Donna for your wonderful talents. Check out her blog Party Wishes for more photos and fun ideas.



















That's fantastic! Those wickets are amazing!!!!
ReplyDeleteI'm throwing an Alice in Wonderland party myself in a couple weeks {check out the Alice in Wonderland wreath tutorial I just posted - on my Lark & Lola blog!} so this is such an exciting topic for me!
I love it!
Looks awsome, its so colourful!!
ReplyDeleteWow! What a party and I love all the decorations, especially the little cookie jars! Very cute! Makes me want to watch Alice in Wonderland now! :)
ReplyDeleteWow, I'm blown away!! That is amazing. Question: What do you do with all the decorations when you are done with the party? Do you save them and throw another mad hatter tea party?
ReplyDeleteYes, you save them after that much work! When you are a party planner you have a very full garage or storage unit:)
ReplyDeleteYou have great ideas!!! I love all of the party ideas you have done. I can't wait to creat my daughters Alice and Wonderland party. You have inpired me so much. Thank you for sharing your creative fun ideas with all of us. It is greatly appreciated.
ReplyDeleteHi! It looks very beautiful!!! How did you make the stack of teapots? I'm organizing my daughter's birthday with an Alice in Wonderland theme and I need your help. Thanks!!!
ReplyDeleteI love those ceramic favour jars...where are they from? xx
ReplyDeletei love the cookie jars where'd you find them?
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