Our baby girl turned "4" on January 3rd. When I asked her what kind of party she wanted...she said a Princess Party. So that is exactly what she got! We had her party at the church and she invited all her friends. In the invitation we asked for each princess to wear her most royal attire to the party. Maci got to wear a dress that her big sissy Peyton wore when she was 4!
Upon arriving, each "Little Princess" was taken to the table where our Big Princesses Peyton and Ashley did their make-up and hair. Then they had 3 different activities to do. At one table they could make a candy bracelet. Another table had different princess coloring sheets for them to color. And the other had gift bags they could decorate with princess stickers, jewels and glittery foam cutouts. We also had a castle bounce house for the girls to jump in.
Debbie decorated a chair as Princess Maci's throne and Lezlie made the most beautiful princess cake ever! We also enjoyed some Fruity Pebble Treats made by Maci the night before. After opening the gifts, each princess got a goody bag full of everything princess...a magic wand, jewelry, princess stickers, a ring pop and candy kisses.
The party was so much fun and all the little girls looked absolutely adorable!
Beautiful Princess Maci
Princess Maci upon her throne
Just look at that sweet "Princess" smile
Princess Maci and Princess Eden at the make-up table
Great-Grandma Farmer and Great-Grandma Seals
Princess Molly getting her eye shadow on my Princess Ashley
Maci
Princess Peyton applying lip gloss to Princess Josie
Princess Maci between our 2 Big Princess helpers
Whitney....beautiful!!!
Who says a Princess can't jump in her gown?
Princess Maci with her beautiful cake....Lezlie even made an edible crown with jewels!
Our coloring sheet table
Princess Gabi
Princess Madisyn
Princess Maci and Princess Whitney
Maci working very hard on her candy bracelet
Candy bracelet table
Princess Gabi making her bracelet
Princess Peyton with Princess Ava
Sweet little Princess Berkeley
Princess Maci opening her gifts
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