Our very first boy party!

We were excited and a little anxious about decorating a boy party for the first time. Our clients, Maye and Junie, approached us to decorate Maye's sister's baby shower. She was having a boy. Maye and Junie were very easy to work with. They showed us photo examples of the designs that they liked and in the end, agreed on having a polka dot themed party. Btw, they also manage/own a Filipino bakery called Valerio's Bakery. I highly recommend that you give them a try. Their breads are awesome and they have branches all over the US.

Anyway, here are photos from the event.

Event: Boy baby shower
Theme: Polka dots
Colors: Lime, Blue, Yellow
Styling and Decorations by Sarsie's Parties

The Cake Table

 

 

The Centerpiece

Instead of gifts, the generous couple requested guests to donate to their church. The gazebo was decorated so that guests can come here to drop off their donation.

When a guest donates, he/she can write his/her name on a tag provided and hang the tag on a tree branch.

The venue before we decorated it

The venue after we decorated it :)

Hope you enjoyed looking at the photos!

Til the next party,

-SRC-

I'm back and I have more photos to share!

I know I've been MIA lately. I took a break because I was organizing business related stuff. During the break, my company had decorated some more parties. The first quarter of the year we were mostly delivering balloon arrangements to clients. Here are some photos :) Enjoy!

These are some arrangements that we delivered for baby showers.

These are some arrangements that we delivered for baptism receptions.

Noah's Ark theme cake table 

Baptism Balloons for a Baby Boy

 

Baptism Balloons for a Baby Boy

A Ballerina Baby Shower

We've been busy this past August planning for 2 events. One of them was a Ballerina Baby Shower for a friend's sister-in-law.
 
I must admit, when my friend approached me with the theme, I knew it was going to be a challenge. Ballerina is not a very common theme and when I think Ballerina, I think elegant, classy, sophisticated, and of course, lots of tulle!
 
The mom-to-be had no idea that Sarsie's Parties was hired for their event, so they were surprised when they saw the venue on the day of the party. The excited mom-to-be could not thank us enough for the lovely decorations and everyone at the party loved it.
 
Here are photos from the party:
                 

                                                                  Outside Signage

 

 

Welcome Table

 

 

 

 

Hallway to Buffet Table

 

 

 

 

Buffet Table

 

 

 

 

 

 

Cake Table

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Favors

 

 

 

 

Banner

 

 

 

 

Kids Corner (as requested by our client)

 

 

 
Hope you like the decorations! Til next party :)
-SRC-

Luau Baby Shower

 

Aloha! I was busy this past long weekend decorating and styling a Luau themed baby shower. The main colors we picked were lime green and pink with some hints of purple and yellow. I decided to subtly incorporate the theme to the decorations. Judging from the reactions of the guests, the party turned out well. 

As the guests came in, they were greeted by this signage asking them to grab a lei.

 To add some fun factor, we created a balloon arch at the entrance. 

We hung some draping from the ceiling with some accents that I put together.

 I decided to use hot pink pompoms for the centerpieces and made a clothesline with a transparent string to hang some baby garments from. I thought it would be a cool idea to get the guests to decorate the garments and write a little note for the parents to be. Fans were used a favors as well as additional table accents

We kept the cake table simple by hanging white shells and some pink pom poms to a yellow backdrop. We also kept the food table simple and used dried twigs (we found from the couple's backyard). We added silk flower accents and pearls to dress up the twigs a bit.

 

We also had a photo station set up. Here, me and my very awesome assistant (aka husband) were fooling around with one of the cocktail umbrellas.

 

Well, I hope you enjoyed this post.

Mahalo!