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This beautiful party combines two of my favourites party trends, geometrical shapes and gold/glitter. This gorgeous dessert table has been styled by Ribbon Whirls (Based in Adelaide). Here's what Sarah had to say about styling this party; I have a bit of an obsession with blush pink & gold at the moment and wanted to do something a little fun and funky for Isabella’s 7th birthday. Isabella says she is all grown up and doesn’t play with barbies now that she is 7 so I wanted to move away from the traditional girly themes and came across the gorgeous invitation...

PURPLE … I have a love/hate relationship with that hue. I have to admit, I have never been the biggest fan. Recently though I used purple for a couple of projects. ‘Pretty that purple’ I thought ‘I don’t use it very much.’ I continued to ponder. Has mint stolen all the glory? Peach and Blush are not far behind in colour popularity contest, but what about Purple? When it comes to purple ‘PROCEED with CAUTION’. Too much of it (or the ‘wrong’ shade) and your party may end up looking too ‘strong’ (read tacky). Have we all forgotten Victoria Beckham’s...

As spring blooms, celebration season begins. With the warmer weather it is the perfect chance to organise a garden soiree to enjoy the outdoors with friends. Here are a few tips when planning your next garden gathering: Decorating the great outdoors: When decorating outdoors consider what décor will work well regardless of the wind. Long streamers or garlands hanging down vertically which may get tangled won’t work as well as a bunting or garland secured on both ends. Lanterns are also a popular choice if you have easy access to branches above the party area. If so - you could...

This beautiful first birthday and christening party is submitted to us by Ruffles and Bells. Love all the different shades of pink used to style this lovely dessert table. VENDORS Styling & Hire: Ruffles & Bells Cake & Cupcakes: Blissfully Sweet Printables: Pretty and Print Flowers: Floranectar Balloons (on table): Lombard - The Paper People