Alex turned three this past Saturday. What to do? What to do?
Her mom decided on a Tu, Tu party… This is how Alex calls his trains when playing because of the noise they make.
We showed you before some of the decorations created, but now we will show cake, favors, pinata and party games you can have.
This party is the result of a vivacious toddler fascinated with trains, and a super creative and loving mom!
The theme? Thomas the train, her mother decided on a variety of centerpieces. Instead of making one for all the tables, she did different Thomas scenes, some hold treats or chips. Check them out:
The party favors were mini Red bags made out of cardboard and vibrant red scrapbooking paper, (the colors are just more vibrant), featuring the same theme of the centerpieces. These favors were all in the same pattern.
I love how Alex’s mom wanted to incorporate the Number 3 in the Centerpieces. When she sees the pictures, she will have wonderful memories of that beautiful day.
Alex absolutely loved his cake, Lyneth did a wonderful job. I prefer a combination of colors and patterns than the same old themed table cloths. Check out how the stars on the table actually enhance the cake without being absorbed among lots of color, matching the stars on top.
Mmmmm..This cake does not only look good it feels good too!
This is what Bday parties are all about: having unexpected but fun moments to treasure forever!
Games for this party where mostly pool games and water splash/fun with a tu… tuuu twist on them. Make sure you divide the kids into age groups when having a variety of ages. Specially when they play games in the pool, older kids might get rough with the small ones. Here Alex takes a look at his Tu tuuu piñata!
It is better to request a string piñata for toddlers. Each guest takes a chance to pull out a string instead of hitting it with a stick which is lots of fun, but might be dangerous, specially for this age group.
Total Happiness!
Alex had a wonderful time with his Tu Tuuus…
We thank Alex’s mom for letting us share with you these beautiful pictures and ideas!
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October 7, 2010 at 3:56 pm |
Fabulous party. Creative decorations. Unique TuTu trains.
Delicious cake and……. OMG….the most important…..what an adorable child!
Congratulations Alex !
July 21, 2011 at 11:29 am |
Hi, it was a wonderful party and very much creative. I am planning to have a thomas theme party for my son’s 7th bday too. I wanna do it too, I wish I could.
September 17, 2011 at 6:38 am |
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January 22, 2012 at 7:45 pm |
THE GOODIE BAGS ARE SO NICE CAN I GET A MESSAGE ON WHERE I CAN GET THOSE OR THE MATERIAL USED PLEASE THANK YOU………ASAP
February 5, 2012 at 9:18 pm |
Love the goodie bags! What a creative mommy! My little guy is so into thomas and would love to get more details on the materials needed to make them. Please thank u
February 9, 2012 at 7:47 pm |
Very nice ideas….and looks like a great party. I was wondering how you made the goodie boxes or did you just buy them and decorate them? What material was used? If you can give me some insight ..it would be greatly appreciated! Thanks! :0)
February 15, 2012 at 2:32 pm |
Julie,
We bought the goodie boxes and then we decorated them.
Regards,
Hippojoy
October 10, 2012 at 11:36 pm |
Love it. Where did you order the goodie boxes from, I know you decorated them. I was just wanted where they were ordered from.
January 10, 2013 at 10:56 pm |
I loved the center table pieces and the candy bags. could you please send me on how to make them and the center piece of thomas. im trying to save money and make something original. thank you
September 12, 2013 at 10:58 pm |
Where did you order the cardboard boxes from????