Sunday, 8 September 2013

Pinwheel Birthday Party


My Daughter turned one and I wanted to throw a really grand party which is full of color and fun! After weeks of changing my mind I pinned down Pinwheel as the party theme and my husband and I wore our work pants for three months and did craft every night! Believe me it was fun, so much fun that we now don't know what to do with our time. I would ask my husband what I wanted and how to make it and he would get straight onto it. I hope you enjoy these pictures as much as we enjoyed creating each and every piece of decoration. 



Pinwheels made of foam sheets, paper plate chandeliers, zig zag streamers  made from foam sheets, paper fans, paper lanterns, bunting and bright signage were the  decorations indoor and outdoor.
Dessert table was filled with birthday cake, cupcakes, cake pops, candies and a chocolate cake with Elina's favourite toy "Charley Bear". Please view my older post for the detailed pictures of the cake.

I made a photobooth with some props for everyone to take funny pictures. The photobooth was next to "Elina's Pinwheel Garden". the entrance to the marquee was decorated with lights made of paper cups in bright pastels to go with rest of the decorations.



Food had to be Indian as I am so good at it! There were five curries with rice and rotis for mains, but I did mix it up a bit with the starters. Veg Burgers on multigrain and wholemeal buns, mushroom and paneer tikka pinwheel puffs and chilli chicken. Kids menu comprised of fruit salad, noodles and chicken nuggets.
   

I asked my guests to sign or embroider a piece of fabric which I will sew together to make a quilt. This would be my next project!


In my next post I'll show the beautiful invite and the other crafts I did for the party.

3 comments:

  1. Hi Manjari,

    I am sure you do not know me...Let me introduce myself. I am batchmate of Hemant from IITD. I got to see your blog through his posts on FB and even Snigdha and Raina mentioned your name couple of time to me and how talented you are...and that I get to see thorugh your blog. I am really a fan of your art work as well as your cakes and other cooking stuff. I could not help myself and just wnated to mention it to you that I am so happy seeing your blogs. I would love to meet you one day in person and learn few things form you :). God bless you and keep enjoying!!. Love to Elina!!
    Cheers,
    Alka

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    1. Thanks Alka for the lovely and encouraging words. It means a lot to me that you like and appreciate what I do. It sure would be fun to bake a cake together someday! Hope to meet you sometime soon xx

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