Kids Birthday | Party Inspiration
My kiddos had their 6th Birthday party in January, and I am now finally posting the pics!
As many of you know, I have boy/girl twins, and as you can imagine joint parties are getting harder and harder to come up with a theme for both. But they were both on board and excited for Cowboy and Cowgirl...score!
My inspiration for the invites and the party printables came from Dixie Delights.
You can click here to see her super cute party.
The focal point was the dessert table...of course!
Of course no party is complete without our entertainer - my hubby!
He is always so great at the kiddos parties, you may remember these two...
My handsome pirate.
And my brave superhero.
As the hoodlums entered the corral, they were to Cowboy Up with a hat and bandana.
And then off to the photo booth for their Wanted shot.
Then we were off to Roping the Steer and the Ring Toss.
There was some lasso practice for all who were feeling the urge.
And a Ring Toss to test the buckaroos aim.
As they completed the wild Ring Toss, it was onto the Paint Horse Stampede.
They all did such a great job.
We then moved into Branding the Kids - ha, gotta love it!
(of course my darling kiddos were tattooed up and down both arms)
We took a break for a little popcorn,
And then the cowboy/cowgirl charades began!
In hindsight the words were a bit too easy, but they had a great time none the less.
And what do cowboys and cowgirls do after all that hollerin'...
eat dessert of course!
After the dessert it was time for the book exchange (in lieu of gifts, we had each child bring a wrapped book - everyone brings a book and everyone leaves with a book).
We had them all sit in a circle holding a book, then we stared the music and asked them to start passing the books. Once the music stopped, the book they had in their hands was theirs!
Then it was time to say farewell to the fellow hoodlums.
After the dessert it was time for the book exchange (in lieu of gifts, we had each child bring a wrapped book - everyone brings a book and everyone leaves with a book).
We had them all sit in a circle holding a book, then we stared the music and asked them to start passing the books. Once the music stopped, the book they had in their hands was theirs!
Then it was time to say farewell to the fellow hoodlums.
Stay tuned for Part 2...the details!
Be sure to check out my Shabby Apple Giveaway going on right now!
Chelsea
