You’re just my type, Valentine!  What a fun and unique theme!  Natalie, of Southern Belle’s Charm, shares inspiration for an adorable playdate or party based on a relic most kids don’t know much about- a typewriter!  Children love pecking away at the typewriter and watching their words turn into (love) letters!

With a mix of red, gray, and brown, Natalie created a Valentine party that appeals to boys and girls!  I love how Natalie layered simple objects, like coffee filters and doilies, to decorate with a vintage feel…look how cute the chairs become with a simple rosette~

Natalie kept the cake simple and added party flair with extra-special sweet treats.  Notice how she bought a white cake and added two cookies on top to decorate.  It looks perfectly beautiful on the red stand!

I also really love the combination of the brown ice cream bowls on the red stand with grey twine!

Heart-shaped whoopie pies are topped with fondant toppers and decorated with sprinkles on the sides.  They look cute and yummy!  Notice how Natalie left some of the whoopie pies plain without the toppers…I think that is a great idea!  It adds interest to the display without overwhelming it.

Little red candy typewriters are the perfect size and, oh, so cute!

Black and white Rice Krispie Treats were put on sticks and tied with ribbon to make a perfect treat!

Natalie kept with the media theme and used vintage slide projector trays as display props.  They work perfectly for the covered Oreos, too!

The cups are one of my favorite little details of the party!  I love how the cookies hook to the sides of the cups! Twine add a subtle detail~

Old-school games are great choices- especially Tic Tac Toe with Xs and Os!

Checkers is always more fun when the game pieces are actually cookies!

Thank you for sharing your fantastic party ideas with us, Southern Belle’s Charm!

Styling and Concept- Southern Belle’s Charm (See more of this party and others) https://www.southernbellescharm.com/>
 Photography: April Summers Photography <https://aprilsummersphotography.com/>
 Printables: Frog Prince Paperie <https://www.frogprincepaperie.com/>

 Fondant Toppers, Cookies, Oreo Pops, Typewriters, Whoopie Pies
 – Lynlees Petite Cakes <https://www.lynleespetitecakes.com/>

Twine – The Twinery <https://www.thetwinery.com/>

Insulated Disposable Cups
 – Repurpose
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