How I Arranged a World Class Party with Sesame Street First Birthday Party Items

 

I'm writing this article to help all of you moms out there looking for first birthday ideas for your baby's first birthday. Ya, you can go out and buy first birthday party supplies, have some cake, a few people over for an hour or two and leave it. However, the first birthday is the most special birthday for all of them and it ศูนย์หน้าระดับโลก celebration. In this article I will explain how I held a world class party for my daughters first birthday and how you can do the same.

As my daughter approached her first birthday, her most favorite thing in the world was Sesame Street and her Elmo doll. So when I started planning her first birthday, of course, I chose Sesame Street as the theme. After I bought Sesame Street first birthday party supplies, the real fun began.

Decorating the stage

We had three main areas where the party was to take place. The living room, dining room and kitchen. I chose red as the primary color for the theme and green, yellow and blue as accent colors. In the foyer, which is open to the living room, I put a long rectangular table and put on a solid red table cover. I baked ABC and 123 cookies and covered them with green, yellow, red and blue sprinkles. I made cookies around the table edge.

Just inside the cakes on the right I put a Sesame Street centerpiece and on the left a small two-piece cake with white frosting, Big Bird candles in the middle and Rebecca's name along the top edge of the cake. The cake was placed on a small glass cake plate with a white cake skirt. I cut several red, yellow and blue curling ribbons into 3 inch pieces, curled them up and sprinkled them over the cake. To get one last touch, I pushed a small Cookie Monster and an Elmo figurine candle in front of the cake on both sides.

Centered over the rectangular table was a custom-made banner. The banner consisted of a green "1." to the left and a red "1." to the right. I had "Brought to you with the letter R and No. 1" printed in the middle of the banner with black letters on a yellow background. I had put together several balloon bouquets consisting of red, yellow, blue and green latex balloons with a Sesame Street Mylar balloon floating in the middle and I attach them all to a red balloon weight. Two of these balloon bouquet masterpieces were placed flanking the table.

The living room was dominated by a large Sesame Street stage set hung over the fireplace. Almost the entire Sesame Street gang, including Big Bird, Cookie Monster, Bert, Ernie, Elmo and Abby Cadabby, were printed on the front with "Happy Birthday" at the top. To the left of the stage set-up was the punching table with red table cover, Sesame Street cups and crystal punching bowl. The punch bowl was filled with blue punch, and yellow rubber ducklings lazed around easily like Ernie's duck pond. A four-inch Bert doll proudly overlooked the entire ensemble. A Sesame Street birthday banner hung over the large sofa and another balloon bouquet was placed on the coffee table.

To the left of the couch, I made the favorite table on an end table. The favor table was covered with a red tablecloth, and the ensemble consisted of a balloon bouquet, Sesame Street party hats, and blowouts. Several photo fridge magnets staring at Rebecca's smiling face were displayed on the edge as a memorial to our wonderful guests. As a special treat, clear plastic cellophane bags filled with yellow and blue, custom M & Ms that said "Happy Birthday" and "Happy Birthday Rebecca," tied with red curls, were placed in the center of the table.

The dining table was covered with another red table cover. I placed two Sesame Street centerpieces in the center of the table a few feet apart with a clear ABC and 123 Mylar balloon in the center. Another Sesame Street banner hung over the table.