| Our 4 year old at her gymnastics party |
One of my cost-saving techniques was to send evite party invitations instead of mailing invitations. While I still believe the invitation sets the tone of the party, I think there is a lot to be said for evites since reminders are sent to everyone invited the day before the party!
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| The sign I made that was at the desk when the guests arrived. |
I also tried to reuse some products from Olivia's 3rd mermaid party, I removed the mermaids from the banner and replaced them with gymnast stickers I found at Michaels.
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| Shirt by Ditsy Daisy Boutique |
My sweet friend used her awesome Photoshop skills and designed these personalized signs that I placed in Ikea $1 frames.
I used the Cricut to design some stars and fours and glued them on to long lollipop sticks.
Since the party was after lunch, we only provided snacks, including star cookies (made from Pinterest recipes and the most time consuming part of the party planning), Flipz pretzels, "stretch" string cheese, somersault fruit, and pop and roll popcorn.
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| Mixed fruit made more fun by putting it in waffle bowls! |
| Flipz pretzels |
| The food table |
| Delicious but time consuming star cookies |
We splurged on a fun (and delicious cake) from a local baker-yum!
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| Cake by Mama's Girl Cakes |
The kids had the best time. The instructors kept all 15 kids moving, dancing and laughing for an entire hour. Then it was time to sing and eat. All too quickly, the party was over.
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| Olivia with her cousin! |
| Jumping across the air track |
We are thankful to all our friends and family for coming help Olivia celebrate her 4th birthday! She said she loved every single thing about the day!
Party favors included light up balls, hula hoops and jump ropes, with a note "Thanks for tumbling over to my party."
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| Jump ropes and hula hoops from The Dollar Store |
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