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"An Evening in Paris"

I may not have really gone to Paris, but somehow, I'm feeling a little jet lagged. It was "An Evening in Paris" full of fun. All of the kids seemed to have a great time. The girls looked amazing decked out in their "Little Black Dresses" and Kolton looked handsome in his shirt and slacks. It was a fun-filled night.

The evening started with the arrivals. After they "socialized" for a bit, they had an Etiquette lesson. A friend of mine was kind enough to come over and give a mini Etiquette class. It was very interesting and fun. They learned a lot.

After the etiquette lesson, they enjoyed appetizers and signed a matte for Kai. During that time, each guest received a black necklace. They were not allowed to say the word "Dance" or they would lose their necklace. As you can imagine, it was hard for these dancers to not use that word.

We followed up with dinner. Buddy made an amazing dinner for the evening. He started with a mixed green salad with a Red Wine Vinaigrette salad dressing. For the Main course, he made Chicken Cordon Blue, steamed Vegetables and small red potatoes. And of course some dinner rolls.

After dinner they were dying to dig into the candy bar, but we made them wait a little. We discovered that the large "Diamond" that was on one of the tables, had been stolen. They had to use clues to figure out who stole the "Diamond". In the end, the thief was Buddy. The winning team pulled out prizes out of the prize basket.

Then, they attacked, and I do mean attacked the desert bar. And after they were loaded with sugar, we sang to the birthday girl and she opened her gifts. Most of the kids spent the night. They changed into their PJ's and had a Acro competition, they danced, and they told scary stories. I'm not sure what time some of them went to bed. Last time I heard them was around 3' in the morning. : 0

In the morning, I provided a buffet style breakfast (Buddy was at work) and they devoured it. It was so much fun, and now it's time for me to go and take a nap.

Table A
Decor

Table C


Table B



Table settings


Favors, candy bags and gift table

Same table


Sign in table with the "Diamond". Favor suitcases ready for a parting gift of sugar.


Learning some Etiquette


Mayela the Etiquette coach


Such good listeners

Appetizers

Desert Bar

Banner

The whole gang

Such cool kids

Kolton and Chanel in her "Little Black Dress".

Signing the matte

Table A having dinner

Table B having dinner

Table C having dinner

Kai opening her gifts

It's breakfast time

Yummm

We're sooo tired



Just Dance!!!
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Comments

Jaime G. Fryer said…
I'm.......speechless! This is a truly amazing looking party that you through! That is awesome that Buddy cooked for everyone. I seriously am drooling over the desert bar:-) How in the World did you come up with all that? This party is going to be hard to top next year! Great job, Neisha! You are the Mom:-)
Carlito86 said…
That video really made me smile on a rubbish afternoon, so thanks . Hope she had a great one; looks like it!

xx
Krista said…
Oh wow!! I am so gonna have to get some party tips from you as Clementine gets older!!

What a beautiful, thoughtful party! The kids look like they had a great time, who wouldn't with a spread like that?? :-)

Awesome job!
More Than Words said…
Oh my gosh!!!!!!!!!!!!! That was so awesome!! I love the entire theme, the food, and dessert bar!!

I may have to remember this idea when my daughter turns 13 next year!

Wow..everything and everyone looked awesome!

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