I've always loved parties that celebrate a child's unique interests. Check out this birthday party for a boy who wanted a 'presidents-themed' birthday party. Indigo Bunting always knocks it out of the park!
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- Party Perfect is an inspirational blog dedicated to parties, entertaining, and all things fun! I am a Nashville-based graphic designer, illustrator, designer and mom. I am a former art director for Martha Stewart Baby and Kids magazines, a former designer for Hicks Paper Goods (part of the Whitney English company), and now a designer at Minted (minted.com).
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7 comments:
Wow this birthday party decoration is absolutly special. Very cool.
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Really wonderful. Good work. Keep it up. Thanks for sharing with us...
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Nice birthday party idea. Thanks for share.
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