first, i want to thank you all for your nice comments on the invitations, and party favors i posted.the party went really well, and most importantly ezra and all his cousins had a blast!this year, i served more simple food, and focused more on the games and entertainment, since ezra is starting to get to the age where fun is more important.here are a few pictures from the party.
crowns and wands for all the wild things
the wild guests {ezra + his cousins}
the food: green apples with caramel dip, green veggies with ranch dip, palm tree cupcakes, chips and dips, and “wild thing” water
the “max” cakegames: pin the wolf tail on max


crown walk : we put the gold crown numbers in a circle, when the music stopped we would call out a number, and the person on the number won a prize!we also had a reading of the book at the beginning of the party. and, the small guests helped act out the book.
“thank you” mints for the older guests that said, “thanks for coming to the party … wild thing.” and, of course the party favor boxes for the kids
the birthday boy of course, i can’t believe this little guy is three?!
he absolutely loved the party, which made all the hard work worth it. it was a lot of fun to see him so excited for his birthday this year!until next year…oh, and before i forget.
here are some great wild things inspiration i found on the web, from…
kristin eldridge
party perfect
kitchen dough dough
caitlin creer interiors
metro baby
the beaz hive
my rumpus
hostess with the mostest











i finally got all of the invitations done for the big where the wild things are party.i ended up printing them on textured cardstock, and i was happy with how they turned out!i decided to tie the brown kraft envelopes with garden twine, i thought it would be a perfect “wild things” touch!i hand addressed them in a wild font, and got them all delivered! i think i may have gotten carpel tunnel, but it was worth it all in the end.i’ll post more party details as i finish them up!
