How To Host a Themed Let's Pawty Birthday
I recently made my ritual October pilgrimage to visit my darling daughter and her family in Florida.
We began this yearly tradition to celebrate two Birthdays and Halloween about ten years ago when my daughter first moved to Oklahoma.
Many aspects of life have changed since then, but gathering together as a family and celebrating the joys and milestones of life together has not!
Today I am delighted to share my granddaughter's Let' Pawty Birthday Party!
Rebecca has always enjoyed hosting party's for her family and friends.
In fact one year she threw a surprise Birthday Party for me at one of my favorite restaurants in Dallas.
Another year she hosted a Donut Grow Up Birthday Party.
But for today let's take a closer look at these pawty essentials that are perfectly suited to fill anyone's party space.
Plenty of paw print balloons, bunting banners, adoption papers and sweet fuzzy puppies looking for a home make this pawty oodles of fun.
Puppy Adoption Supply List
Supply List For DIY Let's Pawty
- Paw Print Balloons or these.
- Let's Pawty Balloons or these.
- Disposable Pawty Tablecloth or this or this.
- Metallic Foil Party Hats or these.
- Gold Party Fringe
- Pink Puppy Feeding Bowls for crafts.
- Puppy Lollipops.
- Mini Chalk board Signs for Food Labels.
You can never have too much cake or for that matter too much puppy cake!
Rebecca went with a custom made puppy cake and cupcakes from Publix.
Their prices are reasonable and their bakery is fabulous!
Supplies For Customized Puppy Collar
What To Serve At A Let's Pawty Birthday
We made ham and turkey sandwiches on butter croissants, had a fruit and veggie tray, pickles, condiments, and paw shaped "Cheetos," served in a puppy bowl.
Pretzel sticks were drizzled in melted candy bark.
Thank you for joining me today as we celebrate the blessings of family!
XO!
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