Pretty Princess

Today Maddy and I went to a Princess party of one of my friends two gorgeous girls who are one year apart minus one day. How neat is that? Shelia (the mommy) goes to school and works and somehow found the time to have such a beautiful party full of wonderful details. There was so much eye candy so I had a hard time picking out my favorite pictures.
Here is the cake table.I am in love with these frog cupcakes and the adorable frog prince flags.

Check out the added rhinestones and crowns to store bought cupcake wrappers. What a great way to add extra dimension and WOW factor to them.

Lollipop stand made of cardboard boxes with wrapping paper and embellishments. The suckers came from Walmart and Sheila added the ribbon and embellishments to coordinate perfectly to the theme.

Loving the pink damask ribbon but wait....check out the cake pillars...this talented mommy even put pink sand and pearls inside them! Some may miss these little details but you know I'm all about it!Did you notice that the little princess cupcakes have dresses made out of the pink damask cake ribbon?? Oh my, I am outdone with all of the details! Love, Love, Love! Loving the melamine plates.

Even the punch got blinged out with rose petals, crystals, fresh strawberries and lemons! I thought I was really doing something when I made the race car pretzels from candy melts...well Sheila made these! Ridiculous!! (by now you should all know that's my word for awesome)

Even I can't get over that she even created these fab glasses for the adults!

Just thought this pic was too cute of one of the birthday girls and her fairy Godmother (her Auntie).

Here is the most creative and talented Sheila with the gorgeous birthday girls and daddy. What a beautiful family.

Here is my princess...you know I had to throw in a picture of her! Also, have a question for you my peeps...Princess Belle told Sheila that her gown is a thrift store find and she dyed the lace yellow. How is that done...anyone know?? I'm dyeing to know! Get it ...dyeing to know. Okay, I'll keep my day job!