Unbirthday tea party

This party was 3wks to plan from trying to find all the items I needed to make the games, to the costumes and table settings. I had many different activities set up for the kids to do as well as a Balloon sculpture of The Queen of Hearts. We decorated top hats that I made as well as cookies and had a scavenger hunt, musical chairs and a crochet course set up!

• Desserts

  We had a 2 tier chocolate cake That I made but everyone ate so much that we ended up with 1/2 the cake left over

• Party Favors

  each kid was given a painted tea cup and was allowed to fill it from the candy table

• Activities / Games

  We decorated mini top hats that I had made out of craft foam, the did a key toss into the door handles mouth, decorated your own cookies as well as a croquet course. and a small bounce house for the younger kids

• Budget

  I bought 90% of everything from the thrift store as well as the dollar store and made all the treats and goodies so I would say we spent around $250-300

• What People Ate

  we had a hotdog machine and hamburgers as well as a chocolate fountain and fruit to go in it. A fruit salad, chips dip and cheese meat and crackers. Then the table was covered with CANDY!! I normally do a candy buffet but being as its the mad hater table the table was COVERED with candy there were cupcakes,cookies,chocolate cover marshmallows, mini donuts,cotton candy, jelly beans, candy hearts, gum balls, marshmallow bunnies, and MORE!

• What People Drank

  We had just a great sprite and orange juice punch

• Best Moment

  I had a blast the whole party and all the kids would say this is the best party ever!

• Most Touching Moment

  We gave our daughter a concert ticket and made her and her friends find us items before we gave her the present and in the end she cried!

• Best Dressed

  My mom dressed up as the white rabbit and it was AMAZING!!