Throwing a memorable first birthday party is all about creating a joyful and inviting atmosphere. For this little one's special day, the client chose a delightful daisy theme that perfectly balanced elegance and fun. Here's how we brought this idea to life:
Inside-the-Install Details
Long-term clients hold a special place in our heart (and shop!) We've had the privilege of working with this client on her wedding, baby shower, and now this birthday party. Celebrating milestone moments with our clients through the years is truly our "why."
The Colour Palette
White
Pastel Yellow
The Products
- Trademark Balloon Garland Installation X2
- Add Ons: Daisy Balloon Accents, personal photographs
- Floating Rose Gold Foil Number (1)
The Venue
- Private home in Saskatchewan
Photos by the immensely talented Betheny Allen
3 Things This "Turning 1" Party Did Right:
- Decorations (cohesive ones): The balloons were integrated into the rest of the decorations seamlessly. Photographs were placed thoughtfully throughout the balloon garland, and the dining table was set up beautifully to offset the balloon garland behind it.
- Floral Arrangements: The client placed vases of fresh daisies on the table. These flowers not only matched the balloon décor but also brought a natural element to the setup, making the space feel light and airy.
- Backdrop: Our venue had large windows and a gorgeous, bright atmosphere. To let the natural light shine through, we made the garlands fairly small and then bulked them up with individual sections. Then, balloon daisies were sprinkled throughout, adding colour without overpowering the flowers and cupcakes!
Overall, this "Balloon in Bloom" theme was a hit, creating a charming and festive environment that was perfect for celebrating this little one's first year. If you're planning a birthday party, consider incorporating balloon flowers and fresh daisies for a simple yet stunning setup!
Jen Fong
Jen Fong is BBYQR's Communications and Special Projects Coordinator. She holds a BA in Visual Art and a Certificate in Communications and Public Relations from the University of Regina. She's a big believer in community-focussed business practices, supporting local, and throwing excellent parties.
