I love the light bulb idea in this party by Frog Prince Paperie! All of the details, in Paula’s words…
Graduation time is already here again; can’t believe how quickly the school year went by! A celebration is always in order to commemorate a graduate’s big achievement, and sweets and fun printables are just the way to do it. To add a fun element and a theme to our party we are celebrating a “Bright Future” and used common everyday lightbulbs to help decorate.
I used a few very sweet vendors to supply some of my treats. Sara at Dandy Delights sent these wonderful cookies to match our display. The number shaped lollipops were purchased at Vintage Confections.
This was the first time I’ve used push pops, but I have to say I’m in love! They are versatile; you can use them for candy and other things as well as cupcakes. I got mine from the wonderful Kate at CupKates Event Design.
Thank you again to all involved in developing this little piece of inspiration!
Printables are available in the shop here! Also ready to send in royal blue and yellow and red and black.
Invitations to match available as well!
Thank you, Paula!!
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