 |
| The invitation |
 |
| Welcome to the party! |
 |
| A Lemon Drop cocktail? |
 |
| Or ... a Bubble Gum cocktail? |
 |
| * Candy shaped cards for guest messages |
 |
| * and an over-sized vase to put them in |
 |
| * Caviar gems atop cracker rings |
 |
| Savoury filled cones |
 |
| Burgers! |
 |
| And fries! |
 |
| Who doesn't LOVE macaroni cheese? |
 |
| * A chocolate disc with bride & groom on top of a cupcake |
 |
| * Mini milkshakes served in shot glasses with pretty straws and choc chip cookies |
 |
| The shower cake - Dylan & Paul |
 |
| Guests by the Candy Bar |
 |
| * The Candy Bar from above |
 |
| * Favours - Jelly Beans to take home |
 |
| * Favours - Collect your own from the Candy Bar |
 |
| * Another favour - candy necklaces, tucked into jewelry boxes. |
 |
| The packaging makes it special |
 |
| An elaborate bib necklace made from dragees is a candy masterpiece too good to be eaten |
 |
| * A crown-shaped form, covered with glittering hard candies, |
 |
| A bouquet of sugar flowers - don't you just love it? |
If you notice the images where the caption has a * at the front, I don't think they would need to be done professionally, although you'd need to be quite 'crafty' . The other thing that really hit me what how effective the candy bar looked with shades of a colour. I'll look through my craft sites and see if I can find the basics and do another post with the links.
This shower was featured under Planning & Tools on the Martha Stewart website.
No comments:
Post a Comment