How to Throw the Perfect Fancy Nancy Birthday Party

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My 3 year old daughter Demi wanted a Fancy Nancy Birthday Party this year! She kept saying over and over again for about a month that she wanted a “fancy pancy party” and she has asked me every day since to have another party! It was the perfect “low key” party with family and a few friends!

I wanted to share all the party details with each of you to make your party planning a little easier!

Outside we ordered yard signs from Spell It Out! It is a newer company and I have been using it for all of my kids birthdays and they absolutely love it!

Now lets jump right into it! Starting with the decor! This year I stuck mostly to flowers and balloons!

For the balloon garland I started by using this special kit to help! I didn’t end up needing the tape but I used the blue piece to tie the balloons as well as the decorating strip. I got the 50 foot one!

I have found the best thing to do when making a balloon garland is to buy your balloons at a few different places! I got some at the dollar store, hobby lobby and then I bought these, these, these, these, and these offof Amazon. I blew them up to all different sizes. I didn’t end up using all the balloons in each bag I just used some of each!

I also decided to stick flowers in the garland on the sides and top to give it more dimension! I got some from World Market as well as bought these ones.

Also for the backdrop I went over on Esty and got it here. It was the perfect addition to the party!

As far as the flowers on the ceiling I did the same thing as the balloons. I got some at the dollar store, hobby lobby, as well as here, here, here, here, and here.

Now lets move onto the tea party table! I rented the tables and chairs from Az Bounce Around.

Each guest has a seat with their name and place setting! I got the macaron stamp at Hobby lobby!

I got these fun felt food from pottery barn kids!

I had these grass place mats. The Tiffany boxes were filled with gold chocolates. I got the place tag holders at hobby lobby. And the plates, cups, and silverware at the dollar store.

I got a few tea sets for the kids to play with. And that’s exactly what they did majority of the party!

For the food: I ordered pink bread from the local grocery store bakery (just call and ask them to make it pink and they will!) I made PB&J and PB&H as well as ham and cheese! I cut them into different shapes! Then I made this pasta salad. I also made rainbow jello and fruit salad, cutting the watermelon into flowers.