The Paris Theme
A theme adds a personal and creative aura to any party, especially when related items are utilized in the setup. The Paris theme, done for Julia's 7-year anniversary, incorporates several Parisian decorations into the arrangement, such as the dresser and tables, giving it an authentic feel. The black and pink color scheme juxtaposes the elegance of Paris with its softer, more feminine side, and is highlighted in every aspect of the display, from the cake - covered in black and pink bows, hearts and Eiffel Towers, all made of frosting - to the party favors.
While everything in the main display is exquisite - which, along with the cake, contains 7 different kinds of cupcakes, multiple jars and bowls full of assorted candies and marshmallows, various cookies and biscuits, bonbons, mousse, all with customized cutlery and cute display cards - the setup does not end at the table. In the powder room are toiletries and essentials following the same motif.
Even though every element emphasizes the basic idea, the most darling feature is definitely the small candle boxes. Deceptively simple, they are completely undecorated except for the miniature purses, bows and perfume bottles.
The detail on them is extremely fine; one can see the design and the brand on the purses, as well as the puff nozzles on the perfumes. A fantastically executed theme, this is perfect for any Paris lover. The credit for the design, decor and stationery goes to Small Luxuries, while the pompoms are from Toque que Encanta.
Bebel Michel is responsible for the other props: spoons, candle boxes and tins, while the tissue-lined boxes were provided by Mania Di Maria MDF. Cupcakes and cake are courtesy of Confeitaria La'Cava, while brownies were made by Mônica Moreira of Bem-Casados. All photography was only possible because of Carolina Almeida.
A theme adds a personal and creative aura to any party, especially when related items are utilized in the setup. The Paris theme, done for Julia's 7-year anniversary, incorporates several Parisian decorations into the arrangement, such as the dresser and tables, giving it an authentic feel. The black and pink color scheme juxtaposes the elegance of Paris with its softer, more feminine side, and is highlighted in every aspect of the display, from the cake - covered in black and pink bows, hearts and Eiffel Towers, all made of frosting - to the party favors.
While everything in the main display is exquisite - which, along with the cake, contains 7 different kinds of cupcakes, multiple jars and bowls full of assorted candies and marshmallows, various cookies and biscuits, bonbons, mousse, all with customized cutlery and cute display cards - the setup does not end at the table. In the powder room are toiletries and essentials following the same motif.
Even though every element emphasizes the basic idea, the most darling feature is definitely the small candle boxes. Deceptively simple, they are completely undecorated except for the miniature purses, bows and perfume bottles.
The detail on them is extremely fine; one can see the design and the brand on the purses, as well as the puff nozzles on the perfumes. A fantastically executed theme, this is perfect for any Paris lover. The credit for the design, decor and stationery goes to Small Luxuries, while the pompoms are from Toque que Encanta.
Bebel Michel is responsible for the other props: spoons, candle boxes and tins, while the tissue-lined boxes were provided by Mania Di Maria MDF. Cupcakes and cake are courtesy of Confeitaria La'Cava, while brownies were made by Mônica Moreira of Bem-Casados. All photography was only possible because of Carolina Almeida.