Last month we had so much fun when we event managing and styled a 3rd birthday party with a Lego theme. Lego, easy you think but not quite so easy, much time and fun was spent researching design ideas and theming. The following is our interpretation of Lego and we hope you enjoy as much as we did.
Our challenge was to create a themed dessert station, drinks station and children table taking into consideration that we are catering for adults and children, things to be considered were children's party food (including any special dietary requirements), adults finger food catering, and venue logistics to coordinate.
With details and themed edible items on the dessert station including;
- Lego vanilla cupcake
- Lego sugar biscuits
- Red white chocolate ganache macarons
- Lego oreo cakepops
The dessert station was themed and created by The Inspired Occasion with all stationary, backdrop, props and table wear designed in-house. A carefully selected range of colour coordinated candy was supplied which included jelly beans, choc coated smarties, clouds, raspberry jellies and giant lolly pops.
The children's table was themed and colour cordinated in the typical lego colours of bold red, yellow, blue, orange and green. With each child's place setting receiving a themed party hat and personalised water bottle. We also organised for all the children to feast on fruit platters, crisps, fairy bread, sausage rolls, frankfurts and cheese pizza.
The beverage station provided another eye catching table with themed linens and personalised lego man bunting. The popular drinks dispenser again making the dessert station look impressive.
The fabulous "from Genevieve" was our resident photographer and what great detailed shots she took.
We have so many great photos of this event that we will bring you Part 2 on Sunday night...
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Awesome post. Very interesting combination of colors! Nice. And very good logos!I like these all logos because all the logos are quite unique and very beautiful.thanks for the sharing...
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