Could there be anything better than a sweet jar of “hunny”? Pooh Bear doesn’t seem to think so…And you might not either once you see this precious Winnie the Pooh Birthday Party!
Submitted and styled by Kaye Garcia of Kaye Garcia Events
, out of the Philippines; this garden-centered Pooh Bear Party, is full of ideas + elements perfect for any Winnie the Pooh fan!
While browsing through this Hundred Acre Wood, be sure to spot these darling details:
- Paper lantern beehives
- Honey bee and beehive cake pops
- Floral framed Winnie the Pooh print
- Cupcakes placed in mini picnic baskets
- Storybook backdrop
- “Hunny” pot flower table centerpieces
This is what Kaye shared about the party- “The client wanted a party with a lot of HEART so I placed Winnie the Pooh quotes on everything. Table centerpieces were Rabbit’s vegetable garden inspired. I couldn’t resist and I hung beehives on the ceiling. Cake & desserts were provided by the amazing Cottontail cake studio”.
Winnie the Pooh Birthday Party
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Hello,
I was wondering can you make a remake with this background with the name Nathan.
This isn’t a Kara’s Party Ideas party, so your best bet is to reach out directly to the party stylist. Her name and link are in the first paragraph of the party post. XOXO!
How can I recreate the giant book shaped backdrop? Where can I get this or how do I make it?…Thank you
Thanks for reaching out! This isn’t a Kara’s Party Ideas party, so your best bet is to reach out directly to the party stylist. Her name and link are in the first paragraph of the party post. XOXO!
I checked the above link..it just goes toInstagram. I would love to replicate that picture…any other contact information for Kaye Garcia
XOXO!
Here you go!
What size pot did you use for the flowers?
Thanks for reaching out! You can check the vendor list or reach out directly to the party planner (this is usually listed in the first couple paragraphs!).