A punchy red and blue 2nd birthday for car-obsessed Jake. Mom Suzanne did a great job pulling together all of the details...even the jello is color-coordinated!
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5 comments:
I love it! Wish there were more pics. I'm planning a red/blue party for my son too:)
so simple and cute!! Love it!
love the popcorn cones!
It was gorgeous eye candy....everything looked delicious and homemade. I spent more time at the kids table eyeing off the red jelly! x
I am sure this is a beautiful and perfect party and this cute kid enjoyed it so much
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https://icemakershub.com/best-portable-ice-maker-reviews/ It is not necessary to hold the event late in the evening. Think about brunch. Everyone will be happy to eat pancakes and drink cocktails at the weekend lunch.
The easiest way to have a party is at home, although you can choose another place (cafe, bar, restaurant). You can also rent a room (club, park site, historical place, sports facility, spa and so on).
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