Firstly we got Carrie-d away....
That's right, with SATC2 about to hit the cinemas (which by the way I still have not seen!) I couldn't think of a better theme for my 25th Birthday back in April. A girls only event, we decked out our dining room New York style.
We went with the colour theme from the first movie, black and hot pink. The floor was laden with balloons. The table was laid to perfection by myself with black table cloths and hot pink and silver lip confetti (very Lulu Guinness) and hot pink table ware. The room was adorning New York street signs also to give it that extra Carrie and co flair. All decorations were purchased from http://www.partypacks.co.uk/ . On first view their offerings do look somewhat tacky but they are like a really good thrift store, or TK Maxx, if you look hard enough you can find some buried treasures!
My mum's Strawberry Centre Piece |
Fill a garden pot with cement and place a wooden stick in the centre. Place a whole small melon on top once dry and cover base with foil or spray paint, whilst fixing strawberries via cocktail sticks. The perfect accompaniment to a chocolate fountain!
My Magnolia Bakery-esque Cupcakes |
We projected the original film onto one of the walls, whilst playing some of my favourite tracks from both the soundtrack and in general as background music.
Drinks were purchased from Sainsburys and there was a choice of either the classic Cosmopolitan or my personal fave the Margherita. Both concoctions were premixed but surprisingly good and most importantly strong for a very reasonable price! We also offered prosecco with a hibiscus flower on arrival, which went down a treat!
As you can see from the pictures above I chose to wear a simple black onesie with some sequin embellishment at the top. I then blinged up the outfit Carrie style with my Ghetto Fabulous initial earrings (which were switched from two of the same letter to one of each....shhh don't tell Topshop!) and these outrageous wedges!
What fun!! :)
ReplyDeleteThat SATC movie party looks so much fun!
ReplyDeleteAnd that pizza sounds incredible. You should definitely blog about it. Where in France were you?
You know what else makes a yummy pizza? Caramelized red onions (sliced really thin), buffalo mozzarella and prosciutto.
I was in the South in a small town called Marseillan. It was a very basic working class town with the most stylish harbour!
ReplyDeleteTried pizza last night....wasn't perfect but definitely blog worthy!