My sister-in-law just turned eleven, and in celebration, her mother created a perfectly parisian birthday party for her and several girlfriends. The theme: Hello Kitty in Paris. Take a look at the spread! 
My MIL prepared vegan “chicken” salad croissants and an assortment of fresh fruits and veggies (like strawberries, grapes, carrots, snap peas, celery, red peppers, tomatoes, and more!) for a late brunch.
We all know that the cake is typically the most incredible piece of food at any party, right? Take a look at this gorgeous Eiffel Tower cake! Did she do an amazing job or what?! 
Where most chefs would create this cake with the use of rice crispies or other hardened substance for the tall tower, my MIL is not known to cut corners. This cake is ALL cake and icing! Fantastique!
The girls then created crafts using actual clay, which will be baked and then returned to the girls for painting. Why the clay? Take a look at this beautiful garden that served as the backdrop for the party and you’ll see why: 
The buildings in this tiny city were created using the same clay that the girls used for the crafts. This lovely garden was complete with Notre Dame cathedral, a marketplace, and several homes and castles.
Thankfully, Sunday was the perfect day to explore the intricate designs of each building, as the weather was warm, sunny, and a little bit windy. 
(This is my daughter, Danger, looking all cute and cuddly!)
I’ll try to update this post with additional party pictures as soon as I get permission from the other parents in attendance. It’s a big blogger no-no to post pictures of children without having the permission of the parent.
What did you do this weekend?
It’s beautiful. Where did she have the party?
In Calhoun, GA. The Seventh-Day Adventist Church has the little garden on their property that they share with the public.
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