I hope everyone had a wonderful and relaxing holiday weekend! As promised, I am SO excited to show you some pics from Emily’s Woodland Fairy Party. There were so many fabulous fairy parties this summer. I have say, when the suggestion to do one crossed my desk, I definitely wondered how we could approach it so that it had it’s own unique flavor. So in the spirit of my previous post, here’s a little peek behind the inspiration curtain.
It all started with this photo…
Can’t you just get swept away in it??! For me there has always been something about birch forests that is so magical. So I used this image as the basis for the invitation…
Then I used the invitation as the jumping off point for all the other elements that were incorporated into in the tablescape…
And I do mean “tablescape”. For this party, I mulled over the word “tablescape” a lot. I wanted the table to feel like a landscape. Like a forest floor. Like the birch forest we were using for inspiration.
I knew that we wouldn’t have any of the sparkling yellow sunbeams to highlight our table. So as a substitute, I created a forsythia tree (tutorial here) to add a bright, golden cheeriness to our “landscape”.
wow! gorgeous details!
You are amazing as always!! Love everything!!
beautiful!
Gwynn, you are soooo talented! This party is spectacular! I love the magical woodsy feel incorporated into everything, from the beautiful invitation, all the way to the way the fruit was displayed. The details are stunning and I’m sure the guests were blown away!
Absolutely Amazing and unique!!
I was wondering where did you get the fairy dust bottles? or did you make them yourself? What did you use they are absolutely adorable!!
Thank you so much Anonymous! The bottles are from Michael’s and the “fairy dust” is just a sparkly powder for kids.
i am loving every second of the toadstools !!! please please post the how to !!!! xoxo
Thanks so much Jusmean!! I’ll be posting the tutorial this week so check back.
i am doing a alice in wonderland themed baby showe for my sister and they would work out so perfect !!! i am really excited 🙂
thanks
So, so beautiful and creative in every detail! I love the birch logs as cupcake stands, and the edible toadstools are absolutely magnificent! What were they made of?
Jenn/Rook No. 17
Hi Jenn!! So happy you like the party! Here is a link to a tutorial on how to make the edible toadstools…
http://www.gwynnwassondesigns.com/2010/09/tips-hints-how-to-make-edible.html
Feel free to email me with any other questions you have… GwynnWassonDesigns{at}gmail.com
Thank you for sharing so many great ideas. I’m throwing my daughter a Willy Wonka party and these adorable edible mushrooms will be a perfect fit for my decor needs. You have a wonderful talent. 🙂
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