Ready for some slumber party pictures? I hope so because the pictures are plentiful!
This party was my favorite yet! Small (though definitely not quiet!) with a few good friends. Olivia’s seventh birthday – I love this girl so much!
Graham and I got to soak up the celebration and the preparations were just as crafty and fun, but without all the stress. I finished most of the crafting in the weeks leading up to the party and spent the few days before converting my family room into the party place. I removed almost all of my regular mantle and family room decor, and I shopped around the house to redecorate with pink and grey girly decorations.
This was so much fun! We put two mattresses in the family room for the girls to all sleep on, along with a pile of blankets and pillows.
The girls helped themselves to popcorn and a candy/snack bar throughout the night. It was the perfect setup for a girly night of giggling, movie-watching, and sugar indulgence.
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| Breakfast was a BIG hit!! |
For breakfast we served mini pancakes (pre-made a few days prior and frozen), donut hole fruit skewers (as seen on Pinterest), sausages, and whipped cream, mini-chocolate chips, and sprinkles for pancake toppings.
The girls went home with their own little dollies that they got to make. If you ever have a small, slumber party, this is THE activity for you! Every single one of them just ate it up – LOVED making their very own doll. It was awesome.
Okay – that’s all I have to blab about for now, but if you haven’t had enough, you can keep scrolling for more purdy pictures!
Thanks for hanging out!
Comments & Reviews
Sunae @ Little foal. says
The parties you put together are always so gorgeous! You put so much thought and effort into them – I hope when I have kids I do the same!
Kat says
Ok spill the beans, how did you ever get them to make their own doll at the party? I would take forever to do that… I am in love with this party color scheme- so pretty and girlie!
kate says
so cute! those mini pancakes look so good!
Bronwyn says
Your daughter is one lucky girl! My heart leap in excitement as I scrolled through the pictures. In fact – I want a party with a girly pink and grey theme. Maybe for my 37th next year?? Thanks for sharing!!
Sweetbug Studio says
OH MY GOSH!!! Absolutely sweet and beautiful! I knew when I saw the doll garland a short time back you were going all out. It is the sweetest party set up–LOVE it!! Great work and what a sweet mom you are. I love the donut hole/fruit skewer idea (and the whole breakfast!) I will have to use this food idea for my soon to be 10 year old who really wants a sleepover party and loves treats! And your daughter is a doll–just beautiful!
kristin says
oooooh what a fun party! love the pink with gray and how you set the little gals up in your family room – generous mama! happy birthday, olivia!
icakepops says
This is a fairytale party! Every single detail is lovely and well thought out. I adore your blog!
Anonymous says
WOW! how beautiful! can I please be one of your girls!!? 🙂
Emily says
Oh my goodness, this is SO amazing. I have all boys and things like this make me just long for a girl. What a fabulous party.
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Olga says
Красота спасет МИР!Очень красиво!
A.K. says
Yes please a tutorial or pattern for dollies!!!
Betsy says
I love the doll making activity. Very sweet!
Glückskind says
Oh, STEF! I’m reading your lovely Blog for a while now and I LOVED every single of your parties but this one surely is my alltime-favorite!
My mother did a good job for my birthday-parties when I was a little girl, but a party like THIS I litterally would have died for.
Now I feel that I have to improve my party-skills urgently! My girls so far were happy with their parties – they didn’t see your blog… But I did! And now… I think about slumber parties and colour schemes and felt ball garlands an pre-stuffed dolls (how clever!), too…
Thank you so much. You made my day…
Lots of love from the other side of the ocean,
Juliane
tatiana says
todo muy lindo
my4lilgirls says
That is indeed a dream slumber party, so pretty & ever so girly, I am inspired.
Love the wee dolls, is there a pattern?
Karen