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We have decided to move the blog to our own website, here.  This blog is not going to be shut down so you can still access all of the old content but plenty of new fresh ideas and posts will be added to new blog site.  We look forward to seeing you there!

Beatle Mania

So with Glastonbury on this weekend it seemed fitting to post this music themed party.  Whether you like Glastonbury or not you'll probably find this party pretty inspiring, and fret not - this is a mud free zone!

This Beatles themed party is, perhaps surprisingly, to celebrate a brother and sister's first birthday party.  As the twins are too young to really have any interests to create a theme, their parents decided to pick a theme which meant something to them.  The twins' mum, Suzanne of She Paperie, shared the pictures of this party on her blog.  And they certainly went to town with the details!

 

 

Photography by Jeanna Hayes

Father's Day

Now I know what you might be thinking…but no, today's blog post is not about McDonalds or Burger King.  Believe it or not, this is a sweet treat!  This creation comes courtesy of Bakerella, who you may know has been mentioned on the blog a couple of times.  And her next idea does not disappoint!  These 'burger and chips' are actually brownies and biscuits and just as she suggests in her own blog, this would make a pretty sweet treat for your Dad this Father's Day.  Please note, this treat would work pretty much anytime of year, birthday party, summer BBQ, Sunday afternoon….

 

Anyway, if you fancy giving this a go, you can find all the instructions here.

P.S. If you follow Bakerella's blog you'll know she's been a iittle unwell of late so I'm sending lots of well-wishes from over here at Peach Blossom.

Images via Bakerella

Bubblegum Pastels

Pinks and pastels feature quite a lot on this blog and this party does fall into that category but it's fresh and clean styling would make it perfect for a spring birthday or perhaps a wedding too.  Although this party is bubblegum themed, a lot of the features would work well in other party themes.  But it has to be said, the gumball machine cake is out of this world!

 

 

 

 

Images Mrs A in The Cove via Amy Atlas

Where The Wild Things Are

Even if you've not read the book nor seen the film, I think you will still be totally impressed with the styling of this party.  The decoration is quite rustic with the use of the tree stump and grass but the yellow colours really add a pop of colour whilst still reflecting the theme of 'Where The Wild Things Are'.  This was exactly the thinking behind the party, which was created by Jackie Culmer.  Turning an old classic into a bright and modern theme whilst staying true to the messages of the story is a tough feat, but this party definitely encapsulates all that and no doubt a fun time was had by all!

 

 
 
 
 
 



Images by Jackie Culmer via Hostess with The Mostess

Stylish Fabric Board

I'm super excited to announce the launch of our new fabric boards here at Peach Blossom.  Available in two beautiful fabric patterns and with the option of two ribbon designs, these boards would make a fabulously stylish option for presenting a wedding table plan.

I thought it might be fun to blog about some additional ideas for using these boards at parties and events.  For example, you might be brainstorming ideas for a bride's upcoming Hen party.  Well how about creating a wish board?  If you're having a girly party, one of these boards can be used to create an area where hens can go and write notes, bits of advice and well-wishes for the bride-to-be for her wedding day and married life.

Or if you have a baby shower to host, why not create an advice station?  It's a thoughtful and stylish way for guests to leave congratulatory messages and  baby tips for the mum-to-be.

 

 

 

As always, we would love to see any of our products in action at your events, whatever the occasion.  Feel free to share your photos and comments about any of our products. We would love to hear from you!

Congratulations Will and Kate

While we can only imagine and speculate as to the food, decoration and all that the Royal wedding reception entailed it was no doubt a joyous, romantic, happy and magnificent occasion.  Congratulations Will and Kate!


I loved watching the ceremony, did you?




Image via Mirror.co.uk