Breakfast at Tiffanys party ideas
Audrey Hepburn portrayed the unforgettable Holly Golightly in Breakfast at Tiffany's and that movie is the main inspiration for these Breakfast at Tiffany Bridal Shower invitations. These invitations can also be used for special birthdays like Sweet 16's and 50th birthday parties.
A Breakfast at Tiffany's photo shoot might be a great souvenir idea for the bride to be and the invited guests. If you surf the web you are sure to find many fun accessory ideas. Imagine dressing the bride to be along with her bridesmaids in Audrey Hepburn style black dresses and some of the accessories shown below,
Long cigarette holder
Black Audrey Hepburn hat
sunglasses
At the Bridal Brunch serve a hot and cold buffet, some examples are eggs, sausage, bacon, pancakes, bagels, muffins, danish, turnovers, fresh fruit, etc. In the summer months serve refreshing fruited ice teas and punch as well as, a signature Tiffany blue drink. Here's a Blue Drink recipe just the right color for your Breakfast at Tiffany's theme Bridal Shower.
Blue Lagoon recipe
St. Patrick's Day Party Invitations
My Dad was a really good cook and had the honor of making the Corned Beef dinner while we were all at the parade. Nowadays, a special treat with the Corned beef dinner is my sister in law, Kathleen's Irish soda bread. By the way, we still go to the parade and wave, even though Aunt Sarah is no longer there, because it's a tradition and nothing beats tradition.
My sister in law Kathleen gave me the following Irish soda bread recipe and my kids absolutely love it:
Irish Soda Bread recipe
21/2 cups flour
2 tsp. baking powder
1/2 tsp. salt
1/4 cup sugar
1/2 stick butter
1 egg
1 cup sour cream
1/2 cup milk
1/2 cup orange juice
1/2 cup floured raisins(sprinkle flour on raisins)
Mix 1/2 stick of chilled butter to dry ingredients, then add wet ingredients. Shape into a loaf
Place in preheated 350 degree oven for 50 minutes
Another fun Irish tradition is Irish Step dancing, my daughter Kelly loved it as a child and won quite a few trophies. Although, I took classes when I was young, I never did win a trophy. But that didn't matter, my persuasive Irish mother, convinced the judges (in the one and only competition I entered) that I should at least receive a certificate of merit for having the courage to get up there without my dance partner. After all, at least I showed up. I also have fond memories of my younger daughter, Lauren mimicking her big sister, Kelly when she was a year and a half old, it was so cute, as soon as the music started she would start her version of the Irish jig.
Nowadays, my two beautiful little nieces, Katie and Ryan take Irish step dancing classes and word has it that they are both really good at it. I can't wait to see for myself. Katie is a first grader and is very serious about learning every step perfectly. Her younger sister, Ryan, the social butterfly is a little less serious, but I am sure in time that will change. They are really sweet little girls and I am so happy that they are continuing the tradition because there's nothing like tradition.
There is also nothing like Irish music on St. Patrick's day to get the party started and set the mood, but before that happens you'll need great Irish theme party invitations. Take a look at our Leprechaun, and Irish step dancer inspired invitations, which can be used for St. Patrick's day parties, birthdays or for whatever occasion you wish.
We also have Irish theme candy wrappers which make great Irish theme party favors for St. Patrick's day parties.
Tae Kwon Do Party Invitations
This one is for little boys and all invitations can be customized. So if your little girl has jet black hair and blue eyes its not a problem. The invitations are totally customizable.We have many other kid theme invitations to choose from, so take a look at http://www.myheartspoken.com
What is your child's favorite activity?
Halloween Invitations
Don't forget these adorable candy wrappers to wrap a candy bar treat for each guest at the party!
Here' s a great invitation for the newlywed couple that are hosting their first Halloween party.
What would Halloween be without a scary ghost and haunted mansion? Choose this invitation along with the matching candy wrapper for a great theme for your party.
Count Dracula knows your party will be quite tasty if it begins with this fun invitation!
Graduation is a rite of passage
Graduation is a rite of passage, a milestone that transitions one phase of your life to the other. All around the world celebrations occur as an acknowledgment of a job well done. Graduation celebrations run the gamut from small and intimate to elaborate and grand. Much depends on the graduation party budget and the level of education. Many people celebrate with close family members at a favorite restaurant or host a party in their own home. Others, hire caterers and rent halls and some, throw extravagant high priced dinners in reception halls. Whatever the choice or budget, pride and love are the main ingredients in the celebration.
There are many kinds of graduations and you can find a variety of graduation invitations and themes in our graduation section at Myheartspoken.com .
The standard practice for sending out formal graduation invitations is six to eight weeks prior to the graduation ceremony. Two to four weeks are sufficient for a less formal celebration. It would be wise to request a R.S.V.P date to help with the party planning. You don't want to have enough food for a crowd unless you are actually expecting one.
Here's a sampling of ideas for the wording on graduation invitations
1) Your presence is requested at the Graduation of...
2) It is with great pride that we extend this invitation to the Graduation of our...
3) You are cordially invited to ...
4) Join us at an Open House/BBQ for our...
5) Announcing the graduation of...
6) Join us as we celebrate the graduation of...
7)A Graduation for...
8) We are delighted to invite you to the graduation of
9) Help us celebrate another milestone on our child's Road to Success
10) Mr. & Mrs. request the pleasure of your company as...
Sit down with the graduate prior to the celebration and see what their wishes are, do they want a large party or do they just want dinner at a nice restaurant with the family.
Baby Shower invitations
Baby Shower invitations - Fire theme baby Showers
Traditionally, Baby Showers are set in a pink and blue theme or in neutral colors like yellow, apricot or light green. Soft colors make sense, because babies are soft and cuddly. But with that in mind,newborn babies are also vibrant and alive, so why not set the tone for the party with a powerfully vibrant color like red. Honoring the fireman father or mother and their heroic occupation is another wonderful idea. Better still, when you think of the color red, why not think of red fire trucks and a fireman theme baby shower.
Decorating will be easy, now that you have come up with your fire theme Baby Shower idea.The ideas will spread like a wildfire. The table centerpieces can be made with diapers and tied with a red ribbon and made into fireman theme diaper cakes. Don't forget to attach small red fire trucks and tiny stuffed dalmatian puppies for decoration. Another great idea is to order the matching candy bar wrappers when you order our fireman theme baby shower invitations. They will make great party favors as well as,colorful table decorations. Instead of the traditional baby shower wishing well, have one of your artsy friends (or take a shot at it yourself) make a wishing well in the shape of a fire engine. If children are invited to the shower - another idea is a firetruck pinata for the little ones to crack open when they tire of watching the gifts being opened.
You are celebrating the birth of a fireman or fire-woman's new baby and the birth of a new baby is a special occasion, so enjoy!! Don't forget the firehouse food; serve spare ribs, chicken fingers,pulled pork and any other great firefighter treats. It might even be a great idea to make this shower, a "Mom & Dad" Shower.
THESE INVITATIONS BELOW CAN BE WORDED FOR BABY SHOWERS TOO!
Baby Shower
Baby Showers -Planning the perfect Baby Shower
Babies could very well survive the first year of life with the bare basics. The bare basics of course meaning:love, food, shelter, and clothing. A well organized baby shower planner knows it will take a whole lot more than that to guarantee an easy transition into toddler-hood. It will take one carefully planned step at a time.
The first thing on the "to do list" is to speak to (new moms on the block) and find out what new products are out there. Baby products are updated often and what was in yesterday, is out today, and is nothing but a recollection tomorrow. Ask the new moms what present they received that made a real difference, took out the guesswork, or made things a little easier. Word of mouth is often the best advertisement out there. Listening to the consumer directly takes out the guesswork from the false claims advertisers make.
Another great idea is to take a stroll in the baby furniture department at local shops and see what kind of nursery furniture is popular today. It might also be a good idea to invite the Mom-to-Be (by accident of course) to take a look with you. What kind of style does she prefer,white lacquer or wood grain? One great question for the Mom to Be might be, "How large is the nursery? Is she looking for a truckload of furniture or just the basics, a crib and changing table for the time being.
Once all of the big ticket items like the crib and stroller are figured out a great place to visit is one of the Baby store chains and fill out a Baby Registry. Most times, the new Mom joins the Registry in the hopes of someone throwing her a Baby Shower.The party planner won't mind handling that task herself in an organized manner of course. The list will include furniture for the nursery, a secure car seat for car rides and a carriage for afternoon strolls in the park. There will be clothing in neutral colors like green and yellow unless; Mom gets some big news before the baby's arrival. The baby shower planner will also check off baby wipes, bottles and bottle brushes, diapers, blankets, towels and shampoo and all sorts of things to keep baby looking brand new. She will check off diapers in all sizes, powder, ointment, bibs and formula too. Not to mention all the great ideas she picked up from the moms in the neighborhood too.
Once the party planner has it all figured out, she will have to think about where the best location for the party will be. A lot will depend on how many people she is expecting to attend. A small group of people can beeasily accommodated in her home, while a large group would be better served at a restaurant or hall. Quite often, once the party planner announces plans for a baby shower, they'll find one or two other creative people that are willing to help out in any capacity they are needed. Whether that means chipping in a sum of money, cooking a favorite dish or sending out invitations to family and friends. The baby shower planner will arrange whatever is needed to get the job done by arranging various duties for each of her fellow party enthusiasts.The group will get together and decide on a menu and drinks and shopping will be done based on their decisions when the time is right.
Usually six weeks or so before delivery, the baby shower takes place. in the meantime, invitations and favors need to be picked out and decorations are chosen. If all goes well, which of course it will because the party planner and her fellow party enthusiasts will guarantee that happening,the party will be a complete surprise for the Mom to Be and the baby will have everything he or she needs!
Candy wrappers make great party favor ideas and can be personalized anyway you wish.
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My name is Liz Rooney and I am the owner and creator of Myheartspoken.com. I launched this website in April 2007 and it has been a real learning experience, an actual step by step process, which I must admit I have enjoyed tremendously even with its ups and downs.
The best part for me is when the creative juices begin to flow and the ideas keep coming and coming. I'm not kidding I have over 28o invitations and almost as many candy wrappers. I do love writing poems and being able to match a poem with an invitation and candy wrapper to form a party theme that's fun and creative is just so terrific. My favorites are the Police and Fireman theme party supplies, lets face it everyone loves a hero. These seem to be a real hit, especially for baby showers and police academy graduations.
