Rainbows, Candy and Flower Power...A 6th Birthday Celebration

Georgia's 6th birthday was a huge success. The weather was absolutely perfect, the guest list included all of her closest friends and to top it off our surprise guest put on an incredible show - a performance Georgia said she'll never forget.

Summer finally decided to make an appearance which meant the sun was shining bright all weekend long. Part of me was looking forward to sunny days ahead, when everything slows down and life becomes a little less hectic - but we had a party to plan, so in between sports games, piano practice, dance classes and swimming lessons my hubby and I were busy trying to get the house tidy, the backyard ready, the cake decorated and the food prepared. We did however find time in the evenings to sit around the campfire and enjoy a few yummy treats before bedtime. Our kiddies know that when it's the weekend, the weather gets nice and the days are longer, our neighbours will always make time to build a fire...and when they do it's basically an open invitation to join them.

But after two fun-filled late nights trying to get everything organized, Sunday morning arrived a little sooner than we would have liked. We still had a lot to do, but for the first time ever we didn't feel overwhelmed. Georgia's guests weren't set to arrive until 3pm, so we literally had the entire day to prepare. It's crazy how things just seem to fall into place when you've got time and a little less stress on your side. To make things even easier Hudson and Georgia had another birthday party to attend which began at lunch, our little guy Jack decided to take a break and watch a movie and the baby went down for her nap without a fuss. So we were pretty much kid free for the entire afternoon which allowed us to do all the final finishing touches...by 2:55 on the dot everything was perfectly pink with a dash of rainbows and flower power!

Let the party begin...

Georgia's special guest was from the same party company we used last year for her birthday. Be sure to check out their website for a complete list of Princesses and others characters.
Fantasy Fables
Have a great weekend!

Katie

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