What’s red, and brown, and ivory all over? A Sock Monkey, of course! With the color scheme carried through in all of the details of the party and sock monkeys displayed in the cutest of ways, mom Christy throws a party FULL OF DO-IT-YOURSELF details! This party was submitted to me by Ali Caudill who photographed the party. Thanks, Ali!
Mom Christy made all of the cute decorations for the party- including the Birthday Boy’s party hat and the banner on the highchair that spelled “I AM ONE”!
The cake, cupcakes, macarons, and candies stayed with the party colors and tied it all together perfectly!
The Birthday Boy received this fabulous, shiny, red tricycle for his birthday! I love how he checked it out from all angles!
And, one of my favorite details…the guests received a jar of ingredients to make homemade Oatmeal Chocolate Cookies. Christy added red and brown M&M’s to match the party colors and made labels for each jar with baking directions…
What a perfect way to celebrate a FIRST BIRTHDAY! Christy offers many tutorials on how to make details from this party. Stop by her blog here and read more!
To see more GORGEOUS photos of this precious party stop by Ali Caudill’s site! Her photos are fabulous!
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