Mae Armstrong of Mae Armstrong Designs created an airplane party that is out of this world! She and her boys love going to the Ryleigh Observation Park to watch the planes fly by, talk to the terminal guard and have a picnic lunch by the Crosswinds Cafe. It was only fitting that they turn their adventures into an airplane party for the two little boys! She created this invitation similar to an actual boarding pass!
Love how this Boarding Now signs welcomes the guests to the party!
I love the Radio Flyer Wagon prop! And this #3 pinata? HANDMADE!
How fun is this? The kids made their own airplanes!
This table set up is awesome- The white wreath with the airplanes on them is fabulous!
Don’t forget to stop by Baggage Claim to get your “luggage” favors!
Both the cookies and cupcakes had edible images on them.
Birthday boys with their planes.
Such a sweet picture of the brothers in pilot caps!
The airplane party printables can be purchased at Mae Armstrong Design’s Etsy shop. Your child’s last name will be on them!
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