Popeye The Sailor Man Birthday Party

Now this party is going to make you smile. Up next, a POPEYE THE SAILOR MAN BIRTHDAY PARTY submitted by Sarah of Dreamers Joy Events & Design. Isn't this fun?! I love the spinach can cake! Such a cute party... 

Sarah said-- “My sisters and I grew up watching Popeye The Sailorman, so two years ago when it came time to plan my nephew's first birthday party, we immediately jumped at the idea of creating a party that was uniquely inspired by it. Most of our guests were adults so it was the perfect opportunity to do a theme that everyone would enjoy. Since I still haven't seen much on this theme, I decided to re-create the party theme for this fun party styled shoot. I used the classic royal blue, red denim blue and incorporated the use of yellow to make a fun and bright theme which I thought would be perfect for both a boy's birthday party or a boy baby shower.

I absolutely loved working on the details of this party which included the cute "Spinach Juice" wrapped in rope bottles, the denim backdrop, the mini acrylic containers for the peppermints puffs and the metal lanterns which held in the "Spinach Can" Cake Pops. I also created a tablescape to match and used a fishnet as a table runner and lanterns as centerpieces and made some chair covers out of a stars patterned fabric and tied it with rope which gave a perfect sailor look. The desserts consisted of Spinach Cake, Sandwich Cake Bites, Spinach Can Cake Pops, Chocolate Covered Oreos. All of the delicious sweets were made by amazingly talented vendors.”

Vendor Credits-

Design, Styling and Execution: Sarah De Jesus of Dreamers Joy Events & Design

Cake and Cupcakes: Jennifer Bunce of The Hudson Cakery

Invitation and printables: Wendy Oliver of Green Beansie Ink

Sandwich Cake Bites, Spinach Can Cake Pops and Sugar Cookies: Arlene Saint-Hilaire of Sweets by Arlene

Cupcake Toppers: Lynlee North Beckett of Lynlee's Petite Cakes

Chocolate Covered Oreos: Janet Moreno of Sweets Temptations

Photography: Franklyn Espinal of Espinal Photography

Fabric for Denim Backdrop: Joann's Fabrics

Acrylic Containers with Yellow cap: Amazing Savings

Metal Lanterns: Ikea

Nautical Baby Shower

Up next, this adorable NAUTICAL BABY SHOWER submitted by Maylene of Malu Boutiques. Oh my goodness, this is so cute! Just take a look at the blue jello with mandarine orange boats! Just darling...

Here is what Maylene said about the party-“I was so excited to have had the chance to plan my nephew’s baby shower. The venue was at my sister-in-laws house. We had chosen a nautical theme of dark blue, bright yellow, and neutrals. The dessert table was accessorized with a canvas blue and ivory stripe cloth. It worked so well with the theme she had chosen. The sweet treats table included a sail boat theme cake, cupcakes, vanilla pudding, strawberries stuffed with cheesecakes filling, cookies, chocolate covered marshmallow and chocolate cover donuts.”

Vendor credits.

Invitation and styling: Malu Boutiques
Food labels: Crazy Designs
Cake and Cupcakes: Cakes by Jeanette
Cookies: Sweet Dough

Nautical Sailboat Birthday Party

My next weekend party feature goes to this adorable NAUTICAL THEMED BIRTHDAY PARTY submitted by Kristen Krason of 6th Street Design School. Love the bright colors and chevron stripes! And that cake....SO cute! Thanks for your submission, Kristen!

Party Details told by Kristen- "This year for Jett's party I decided to go with the Nautical theme. I had so much fun putting this party together. I've been planning it for months now. I made the invites myself. I found the nautical code flags at a local boat shop. The striped plates were from Shop Sweet Lulu. The red plates are from Target and the napkins were found at Home Goods. I had Janelle from One Sweet Slice make this amazing cake. She was amazing to work with and she did an incredible job. I told her I wanted an ombre wave theme and she totally carried out my vision. The nautical cupcake toppers were bought from Shindigz. I thought they were super cute. I created the drink station with fabric found at Home Fabrics for $5.99 a yard and a plastic life saver from a local party store. I found some great red striped paper straws at Shop Sweet Lulu. I added the blue flags with blue ribbon and double stick tape. The bird art was found at T.J. Maxx and is by Two's Company. I made little foam boats for the kids to float from kits found here. I just used a permanent marker to add some blue stripes. I also used one of these for my cake topper. I wanted to have some kind of boat for the kids to play in. I just constructed this out of cardboard. I added a couple of nautical flags bought from Oriental Trading. The backdrop was made from this. I just cut it to size. I made the favors with plastic fish from a party store and lifesaver mints."


Credits:

Striped plates & straws- Shop Sweet Lulu

Cake- One Sweet Slice

Cupcake toppers- Shindigz

Wave backdrop, nautical flags & foam boat kits- Oriental Trading

 

Sailboat Birthday Party!

I hope everyone had a fantabulous weekend!

Today's winning party feature goes to this

Sailboat Birthday Party

submitted by Caycee at Haning with the Hewitts!

What a fun party! I just love that cake!

All of the incredibly cute paper product were made by Sherry at Party Pops

Photography by Amy Marie Kay

The amazing cake by Hayden at Ashley Bakery

The delicious cupcakes from Fresh Cupcake

The sailboat sucker mold can be ordered Here

Blue sashes (bows on back of chair) Here

Water bottle labels from Chickabug

Sailboat shaped crayons (part of the party favor) from Gaddy Nipper Crayons

Giant Marshmallows purchased Here

Tablecloths purchased Here

Amazing job, Caycee! Thanks for your submission.

Congratulations on being the winning party feature today!