Showing posts with label bridal shower. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bridal shower. Show all posts

Wednesday, February 2, 2011

Full size Stand In cut outs for photos at your party!

Party Photo Stand Ins!

Buy a party photo stand in for decoration at your next event. Each people cutout, photo stand in, and faceless cutout provides a night of laughter!

Grab your camera!
Click on your favorite for pricing and ordering.



Santa & Mrs. Claus Stand In


Santa & Mrs. Claus Stand In


Muscle Man



Muscle Man


Bride And Groom Stand In


Bride And Groom Stand In


Hawaiian Couple Cut Out
Hawaiian Couple Cut Out


Muscle Woman


Muscle Woman


Snowboarder Stand In

Snowboarder Stand In


Hockey Boy Stand In

Hockey Boy Stand In


Two Hearts

Two Hearts


Football Player

Football Player


Hawaiian Man


Hawaiian Man


Hula Girl
Hula Girl

Basketball Stand In


Basketball Stand In


Surfboard Couple
Surfboard Couple

Thursday, November 18, 2010

The Perfect Bridal Shower gift

What is better that a Personalized Cookbook for the Bride to be! Whether she is a Seasoned cook or a beginner.... this is one of the most thoughtful gifts you can give.


Once you order a CUSTOMIZED cookbook binder, Add free recipes that you print from the internet OR download this FREE Crockpot recipe ebook. Print & add to the binder.

Not only will the bride to be love your thoughtfulness the the Groom to be will be happy to have some great dinners!

Thursday, October 1, 2009

Wedding Themes - Vintage , Victorian

Many couples know that they want a particular kind of wedding, but don't know where to start, or how to incorporate that theme into their wedding. For the next few days, check out these themes to see if any of them feel like the right sort of wedding for you, then use them as a start for your own ideas.

For those who love velvet and lace, old-fashioned sensibility, have a wedding from the 19th century. The Victorian Wedding

Think ruffles, bows and lace. www.Victoriana.com has a bunch of ideas for Victorian brides. Consider wearing an antique wedding dress, or a reproduction.
Since Queen Victoria wore a long lace veil at her wedding, almost every bride in that era followed her fashion. Through the centuries, brides have always worn some form of headdress. Of all bridal customs and traditions, wearing a circlet, wreath or coronet of flowers or greenery on the head is the one that seems to best represent the bridal legend, and be the most consistent.


Also comfortable Reception shoes are a great addition. Stay in fashion when you want to change from high heals or vintage boots, to a flat fashionable reception slip on shoe.



Special Vintage Jewelry is always a special detail for brides & bridesmaids. Brooches, Earrings, Necklaces & more.

Men should wear a tailcoat. They may also wear a top hat, if really want to go the whole 9 yards.

MENU: For a more informal wedding, the Sunday tea dance with petit fours, scones, and fresh fruit is ideal. For a formal wedding, follow the tips for a traditional formal wedding.Vintage design Custom Wine labels are also a detail you do not want to forget. Rent movies such as The Age of Innocence for inspiration.

INVITATIONS: For a formal wedding, have a beautiful embossed border on the edge of your invitation. Ideally the writing should be engraved, and the text should be as formal as possible. For a more casual wedding, consider these illustrated cards. Or, design your own invitations with a favorite Victorian love poem.

FAVORS: Consider a cracker like the ones popular at holiday time. They were invented in the Victorian era; they open with a snap and usually contain a joke and a small prize in them. These crackers can be filled with a trinket appropriate to budget and personality. Also, especially for a daytime wedding, consider a folding paper fan printed with a beautiful poem and your wedding date. Chocolate bar favors with a vintage design or lace design would a beautiful addition to the table settings.

FLOWERS: Pay special attention to the meaning of flowers. Consider carrying a tussy mussy. Your flower girls might carry pomanders.

Monday, April 6, 2009

Make a Bridal Shower Towel Cake







Bridal Shower Towel Cake

Present the bride with two sets of towels in style. A wedding towel cake makes a great decoration at a bridal shower and is sure to bring lots of smiles. Perfect centerpiece... add some bridal confetti on the table for that extra sparkle.

It is also very simple to make.

Materials and Tools:
Towel Sets - 2 bath towels, 2 hand towels and 2 wash cloths.
Satin Ribbon- #3 or #5 widths. Any color (130 inches)
Faux Rose petals- Any color (1 bag of 100)... (I find them at dollar stores or party stores. Sometimes at Walmart)
Silk Roses or other flowers - Any color
Double sided tape
Sharp Scissors
Measuring Tape or Ruler


Step 1. Roll the Towels
Fold each hand towel in half lengthwise twice. Start with one end and roll the towels up as shown. Set aside. Repeat this process with the wash cloths. Fold each bath towel in half lengthwise and repeat the folding until the width of the towel is roughly 6". Roll the two towels together in the same way as the hand towels. You should now have the three layers of the "cake."


Step 2. Add the Ribbon
Cut the satin ribbon into 60", 40" and 30" lengths. Tie the large piece around the bath towels as shown. Repeat for the other two cake layers. When complete, stack the cake layers starting with the largest layer at the bottom.


Step 3. Add the Details
Once the layers are stacked, move the cake to the final location or on a round cardboard cake holder you can find at craft store. Cut stems of roses or flowers off to leave a few inches and tuck it on top of the cake. Take off the stems on remaining flowers & using double sided tape... tape flowers on the layers. Sprinkle petals on layers & around the base on the table.
Also have Custom Hershey miniatures made & "sprinkle" around the base as well.