Congrats : A Waffle Party

I could possibly eat waffles everyday, which lead me to hosting a waffle breakfast to help celebrate my mom’s retirement with a few of her favorite friends.

This past weekend I hosted a small party in honor of her retirement.  I still find it amazing that she worked at the same company for over 33 years. Something you rarely see anymore.

Decorating for parties is always a favorite. I wanted to keep this party simple but colorful.

The table was set for 10, each plate had a different colored cloth napkin with vintage gold flatware that was set on top. I used a white roll of paper for the middle runner, which I had painted different colored stripes to help add a few pops of color to the room.

In the middle of the table I arranged 2 flower center pieces using the same color pallet as the table runner.

The pink goblets and gold rimmed orange juice glasses were both found at the thrift store. I have been collecting the pink glasses for awhile and finally had enough to actually use at a big party !!!!  Finally my hoarding paid off !!!!

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IMG_3695And what’s a party without balloons.  I am a huge fan of North Star Balloons, especially these gold letters that you can use to spell any phrase you want.  On each side of the banner I painted a bow using black paint . Once the paint dried I cut around the bows and then hung each one on the side of the balloon banner.

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It was a fun morning with lots of girl talk and celebrating. Everyone left with full bellies and adding a waffle maker to their want list.  I think we need to find more reasons to  have waffle parties.

 

 

  • July 28, 2016 - 9:29 am

    Nicole - What paint was used to paint this table runner?
    I love it!
    Do you have a tutorial?ReplyCancel

  • July 28, 2016 - 9:30 am

    Nicole - What paint was used to paint the table runner?
    Do you have a tutorial for how this was done?ReplyCancel

    • August 1, 2016 - 9:36 pm

      [email protected] - Hi Nicole,

      The table runner is a white paper from a roll. I used a variety of paints to create the colored stripes.ReplyCancel

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