After a little deliberation this year, Lucy decided that she wanted a princess party. And being the girly girl that she is, Lucy requested all things pink! I was tickled (pink) with her choice, because I knew just how I wanted to decorate – lacey, ruffly, and a little bit shabby. And not a Disney princess in sight! (Not that I have anything against Cinderella and her cohorts, I just don’t prefer to have their likenesses on my plates and napkins.)
Most of the decorations were items that I already owned. I just went through the house one day “shopping” for feminine looking items.
One of my all-time favorite party decoration is tissue paper flowers. You can make such a big impact with these things for practically pennies. After the party, I plan to use these in Lucy’s room.
I spruced up these simple glass candle holders with a strip of burlap, a scrap of lace trim, and an old button. Easy, peasy.
For some reason, Lucy decided that she had to hand Uncle Jude each gift as soon as she opened it.
Every. Single. Gift.
Straight to Uncle Jude.
Thanks, Uncle Jude. You did a great job!
Daddy had to help Lucy try out her dance-with-me doll…
Time for cake! Of course, Lucy loved it because it was pink.
As soon as we set the cake down in front of her, Lucy went straight for the crown. Yep, that’s my hand reaching in to rescue the crown. We still had pictures to take!
Crazy brother! That Ty is such a little joker, just like his dad.
Make a wish, sweet girl.
Last year I bought Lucy these great Do-a-Dot paints for birthday. This year I gave her some Do-a-Dot paint books. She had a blast painting in the princess book. It’s amazing to see how much Lucy’s fine motor skills have progressed over the past year. She’s growing and learning so fast. In only a couple of weeks, Lucy will be starting PreK at our church. She’s a little apprehensive of it now, but I know she will enjoy it once she gets used to it.
Obviously, daddy’s don’t know much about wearing tutus.
Thanks for stopping by our party!
Lindsey
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