I don't know how it happened, but it did. We were probably the last family on the planet to watch Frozen. When we finally did, it happened. Lillie was hooked! Like most parents today, everything revolves around that movie. It started out relatively small. Frozen books, stickers, and pictures. Then it escalated so fast, I've honestly lost count on just how much I've spent on Frozen merchandise. Don't get me wrong, it's a very cute movie. I really like it. And obviously I would do anything for my kids. But between all the dolls, clothes, bedding and the countless number of times I had seen the movie, I was about Frozened out.
But was it over? No. Lillie wanted a "Frozen" birthday party. I about died.
I figured if I had to endure more Frozen shenanigans, it would have to be on my terms. I didn't want it to look like Anna and Elsa had just thrown up all over my house with Frozen themed balloons, piñatas and decor all over the place. I wanted to take a much more subtle approach. So that's exactly what I did.
I found this adorable garland on Etsy and it was really what gave me the inspiration for this party. It was so affordable and really just made the entire look come together.
I made chocolate dipped marshmallows with a sugar sprinkle topping. I filled these adorable goody boxes with her favorite kettle corn. Filled two mason jars with yogurt dipped pretzels and swirl vanilla candy sticks.
I made a Tiffany blue punch I found on Pinterest. It was absolutely delicious.
I filled two more mason jars with Tiffany blue colored Sixlets and rock candy. We had fudge covered Oreos, which are a personal favorite of mine.
Lillie's cake was made from a local bakery and they are always so spot on with their products! This cake wasn't only gorgeous, it was equally delicious!
Our little princess loved it and that's all that really mattered. She's the sweetest, most stubborn and beautiful little girl I know and we just know she is going to do great things.
XOXO, E.
