This week we gave our son a "Monster Splash Bash" to celebrate his second birthday! Here's my little monster sporting his "oh-so-appropriate" swim trunks!
Chocolate milk or water was served in these colorful little cups with straws I made.
Monster lollipops!
Colorful touches.
Each little party goer was given a monster bedtime book dispelling the thought of a monster under the bed. It's a very cute read!
As the little ones walked up to the party they were greeted by monster beach balls! It did not take long before they were in the little pool!
The pinwheels were placed by the pool and water station, simply because a pinwheel reminds of my childhood!
Also by the splashing zone was a "monster tattoo parlor!"
The selection of tattoo options.
After the monster/monsterette splashing, we headed to the back patio for more fun!
I set up an activity table that included monster coloring books and crayons, bendable monster figures and blinking squishy balls!
Monster bean ball toss anyone?
Since the celebration was an afternoon playdate from 3:30 to 5:30 I wanted to serve dinner. I did a very simple, yet nutritional summer meal for the fourteen little ones. We served beef sliders, corn on the cob and watermelon! Chocolate milk or water was served in these colorful little cups with straws I made.
Monster lollipops!
Here I am serving up "monster" bite size cupcakes and ice cream nibbles!
These adorable monsters came packaged with stickers to create your own monsters. My daughter decorated all the monsters/monsterettes for the party. I used these as seat assignments on each chair!I bought simple party hats and added the ribbon to the top of each one.
My son's monster made an appearance the entire party!
Colorful touches.
Each little party goer was given a monster bedtime book dispelling the thought of a monster under the bed. It's a very cute read!
Monster fun was had by all!