Mom Sibel knows how to throw a party!  With her backyard parties styled to a T and her mega-watt smile, Sibel makes it look easy to host a party at your home with all of the trimmings!  Sibel’s son, Arda, had a fancy and fantastic Ferrari party to celebrate his 3rd birthday!  Arda has severe food allergies and so all of the food and treats are carefully chosen~ and then served with panache!

 

Sibel’s parties are always full of energy- the happiness jumps off the page at you!  I love how she incorporated several tables with different looks but are also cohesive by using the party colors in creative ways~ here is a view of the entire party space…

Sibel always incorporates a beautiful way to share photos of her birthday child- marking the changes throughout the year and keeping the focus on the birthday boy, Sibel lined a table with photos in matching frames and added treats for the children and adults!

The cake table is also a highlight with its fancy table skirt and a nod to ferraris and Arda’s new number!

Guests also enjoy lunch being served in red car boxes with condiments labeled in customized bottles…

Guests were also treated to a trophy case with customized trophies- they were all winners at this party!!

Guests were greeted with rugs spelling out Arda’s name leading the way…

This family exudes joy- what a treat to see the thrills of celebrating their son!

Even baby sister had a race-day-ready outfit that said I Love Arda!

That is one happy Birthday Boy!

Thank you for sharing your son’s party, Sibel!  It is always a delight to see your parties!

Vendor Credits:

Party styled by the birthday boy’s mom, Sibel

Cake- Cake Land

Cookies- Sweet Cheeks Cookies and Cakes

Invitations and stationery : emma smith (Event Stationery)
Crystal sticks and lolipops : Sweet Style
Bottles and Dispenser : Little Big Company
Black sequince tulle cake table cloth : Peri Bonjuk
Ruffle table cloth : Vintage Sew and So
Asya’s personalised “i love Arda” dress : Candy Stick Lane

 

 

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