I wanted to have a colorful entrance to greet our guests. A fun and colorful door banner sign is the perfect touch to welcome your family and friends with style!

I used double sided banners in spaces where the banner could be seen from both sides.

I used double colorful wraps to dress up the home and add color to every room of the house!

My mother lovingly volunteered to do the "Cutie Mark" face painting station. Mila was so excited to have her very own "cutie mark" on her cheek!

I designed a rainbow tutu and rainbow hair bow for Mila to wear at her birthday party. For the hair bow, I used colorful tulle and curling ribbon and tied it to a regular hair tie for an exciting custom hair bow. For the tutu, I used premium glitter tulle in a rainbow pattern and hand tied it over black elastic for a bright and colorful outfit. She wore black shorts underneath. She still wears her tutu at ballet class!

For the adults, I designed a "Guess How Many" Jar. I used a large Mason jar and filled it with Skittles, counting them as I went along. I sealed up the jar and passed it around to my adult guests to guess how many Skittles were in the jar - closest answer wins the jar! I had people write down their answer at the dessert table and drop it in the fish bowl. After we cut the cake, we announced the winner of the Skittles jar, so much fun!

I designed an extra large rainbow party kaleidoscope banner using a Martha Stewart Crafts party crafting template. Each color is a 12" X 12" scrapbook paper cut and glued together for a rainbow kaleidoscope effect. I strung it together with tulle and curling ribbon. It grabbed the light so well, and really accentuated the back patio space well and can be appreciated from all sides!

I used cupcake toppers to dress up centerpieces and displays, such as flower pots.

For Mila's rainbow pony party, I designed several double sided party banners to hang throughout the party space. I added several rainbow party decorations from Party City to add additional color throughout the spaces.

I made a party chip cake with cream cheese frosting and my husband designed the top with rainbow skittles, so cool!

For the Drink Table we had water, Kool-Aid, Sodas in one cooler, and beer (adults only) in another. We also had a snow cone machine with a rainbow of color flavors!

I always have a dessert/snack table that is separate than the food/dinner buffet. This allows your guests to snack while they wait for dinner. We served buffet style hamburgers, hotdogs, mashed potatoes, and other savory side dishes. The dessert table is great for snacking before and after the buffet meal.

Place cards are a great way to provide a special seat for each guest. They also make a great take-home keepsake after the party!

Mila had her very own cup for her birthday. I bought the cup at Party City, then personalized it with a removable name tag tied with colorful ribbon and tulle.

I used colorful "trash" and "recycle" signs to define the trash stations.

I used double sided party favor cards and attached them to a trio of colorful lollipops.