I don’t think I’ve had
a party give me more anxiety than my son’s 16th. I wanted it to be special. I wanted it to be comparable to a SWEET
16. Just because he’s a boy shouldn’t
mean that he not have the fun decorations and “big deal” made. I finally came up with SUPER 16 and made a
play from the Superman logo and it was a hit.
The small problem is, you have to create everything yourself. BUT it was all fairly easy and the end result
was a big smile from a SUPER kid.
I started with having
his Dad put a 16 inside of the superman logo.
From there it was just a matter of printing different sizes. In Microsoft Word I also created a few POW,
BANG, ZAP and Happy Birthdays. To do that
I went to insert, shapes and used the first star shape
He wanted cheeseburgers for the food so I did a topping bar with that and kept the rest simple with deviled eggs, tuna salad, potato salad, beans, vegi and fruit tray and chips. The sweet table was
where I had a little fun because Max has always been about the sugar!
I created
Super 16s with colored chocolate melts from Michaels. I put the logo under wax paper and with a
squeeze bottle created the toppers for the cupcakes and cookie cake.
I dunked Oreos in red
and drizzled with yellow, dunked marshmallows on sticks into red melts and
frosted rice krispy bars with yellow chocolate and sprinkled. We also had Nana's fudge and I scooped ice cream into small cups for root beer floats.
I bought some cheap yellow,
red and blue bags at the dollar store, printed out smaller Super 16s and made
goodie bags which I just filled with candy and a juice jug. And even though they didn't say so, I could tell the older kids liked getting a goodie bag as much as the youngest kid there.
The banner was just
8x10 sheets of paper that I printed with a font of 650. I also had blue star balloons lining the driveway that I taped Super 16s to.
Lastly, my favorite photo of the day.
1 comment:
What an awesome birthday!!! Nice job! :)
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