Charlotte's Pineapple First Birthday Party

Since it has been a while (ahem, forever) since I have blogged, I am catching up with posts on some of my favorite events! Miss Charlotte turned one during late summer, and we thought that a pineapple party would be the perfect theme for an outside bash!

We kept the party super small and child oriented. Kris grilled chicken and steak kebabs and I had a dessert/snack bar for the kids (and grown up kids)! The dessert bar included organic applesauce pouches, multi color goldfish, cupcakes, vanilla oreos, pudding and party favors!

Charlotte had so much fun; especially eating her smash cake! I have included source/information on DIY projects.{Affiliate links are used in this post}



mine were a DIY using these clear latex balloons and tissue paper cut into mini rectangles and placed into the balloon before blowing it up with helium

mine was from target last summer but the above is cute! 



 high chair (with grey pad removed)  //  DIY smash cake high chair banner (similar here and here

to make the banner, I cut some burlap in a pendant shape and fabric strips from Joanns. I then designed pineapple "one" by searching for a pineapple image online and adding it to the "ne" in word. I lined them up appropriately, printed in black and white and then cut it out so it was one word. Then I traced it over iron on gold glitter paper that I got from Hobby Lobby and ironed it onto the burlap! Then I simply measured some twine to fit the high chair, tied on the ribbon and hot glued on the burlap. I attached it with command mini hooks on the sides! 

I found this cute smash cake from our Publix for $9! Yay! Charlotte loved it! 



pineapple painted with acrylic paint // one balloon // letter C covered in flowers from Hobby Lobby // pink and yellow straws from Home Goods

I hope you enjoyed seeing my sweet girl's party details! Have a fabulous Tuesday! 

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