A Red Balloon First Birthday Party
I know some people think it’s silly to go all out for a first birthday party that your child won’t remember but I think it’s a lot of fun. Plus it’s a way to celebrate the parents for making it through an entire year. I for one, am already thinking about my son’s first birthday even though we still have six months to go. And right now I’m finding myself incredibly inspired by this darling red balloon, French themed party. Click through for photos from the entire event.
Invitation
To introduce the theme right off the bat, a red balloon with the details written on it made for an interactive invitation.
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Festive Scene
If I had set this all up in my house, I wouldn’t take it down! The Paris themed wall and food table are too cute.
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Cafe & Favors
The cafe was created with black tape (so clever!) and the favors were simple brown bags with red circle stickers.
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Photo Booth
Props such as a bouquet of red balloons and mustaches were all available for photo booth shots.
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Mini Sandwiches
The red balloon theme was apparent throughout. Adorning the sandwiches were cherry tomatoes on a toothpick.
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Red Eggs
Even the eggs were red. Read the little sign to learn a Chinese tradition.
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Birthday Boy
Mustaches are a little played out but will always be funny when placed on a little boy.
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Pretty amazing right?
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