This weekend, we had a birthday party for the girls. We could have gone all Barbie like last year, or something equally girly and character-driven. But, I learned from the Hungry Caterpillar party that bright colors are so easy to coordinate and decorate with, so I convinced them a while ago that a rainbow party would be fun.
Here are some highlights:
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Looks like a great time was had by all!
Aw, fun!!
I do recognize a certain towheaded Monkey 🙂
It was fun! The kids had a great time. The parents….were HOT.
That is such a cute idea!
Thanks! I didn't go all out this time, but it was fun and easy.
A rainbow party, brilliant!
I'm not sure where I got the idea, but I agree, brilliant! 😀
So cute!! Great idea Greta 🙂
Thanks, Angela! I so wasn't a pinterest slave this time, but it turned out cute anyway.
How fun! It looks like they had a great idea. And the piñata is awesome!
Thanks for linking up with us!
Isn't the pinata great (I totally don't know how to change the n to the n with the thingy over it)?! The kids loved the party, for sure.
Those pics make it look about 30 degrees cooler. 🙂
Haha! So we can look back fondly. I felt so bad for you guys.
Looks like everyone had a good time. A great idea to have a rainbow party and coordinate colors that way… limitless possibilities.
Right?! Totally easy, just like the colors of the Hungry Caterpillar.
Oh the fun and the sweet and the cute! Happy birthday(s) to your sweetie pies!
Thanks, Galit! It was totally fun!
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