Today we’re sharing two different snow themed food ideas that would work great for your winter get togethers.
image via bakerella
The first idea comes from Bakerella and is one of the cutest things we’ve ever seen. Using powder sugar covered donut holes and a few other supplies these “milk men” can be be easily made and not to mention delicious! For the full instructions click here.
image via food chics
Our second idea comes from Food Chics and it’s for a snowflake sandwich anyone would be sure to enjoy. Kids would have a lot of fun making up a plate of these sweet sandwiches. For the recipe click here.
Tomorrow will be all about snow games (indoor and outdoor).
Turn a snow day into a party with our FREE downloadable invitation. Hosting a snow day party is a great way fill some of those winter days where you just start to feel stir crazy and can’t wait for spring. To download the invitation please click here.
You can even use these invitations on an actual snow day by printing them out and hand delivering them to any friends and neighbors nearby that will be able to make it over to your home for some fun. It would be like a block party, but in winter!
Tomorrow we’ll be sharing some food ideas for a perfect snow themed party.
This week we’ll be sharing some ideas for ways to spend any snow days the children in your life might have this winter. As nannies snow days for us were both a blessing and a curse. Hopefully some of our ideas will help keep any snows you face this winter full of fun.
Enjoy the rest of the pictures from the party!
The Bride-to-be’s awesome Maid of Honor made this amazing cake and cupcakes for the party. Check out all of her cakes here.
While the bride-to-be was busy opening gifts, guests played gift Bingo. Print off our free Bingo sheet here and have guests fill in what gifts they think the bride will be opening (like a toaster). As the bride-to-be opens gifts, guests try to make a Bingo!
One of my favorite shower games is a ‘purse scavenger hunt.’ We divided the shower guests into groups (by table) and told everyone to take out their purse or handbag. Give the host a list of random items you might find in a purse or handbag. As items are called, the first table to bring up that item gets a point. Our list included things like an out of state drivers license, tweezer, credit card that expired in 2014, nickel, family photo, pink iphone case, etc. The table with the most points at the end wins. We gave out small boxes of chocolates to the winning table.
When guests first arrived at the shower, they were asked to write a note of encouragement to the bride-to-be on lined paper. The notes, along with pictures from the shower, were later put into a small scrap book and given to the bride at the wedding. It is a fun memento that she will have and can look back on everyone’s notes in years to come.
The bride asked a few family members to bake homemade cookies to give away as favors at this shower. I simply added favor tags to brown boxes and guests got to choose which cookies and treats they would like to take home. It was a huge hit! The favor tags for these boxes are now available in our etsy shop!
I wanted to do something special for over the dessert table. After a little research, I found this posterized collage technique on Happy Together. I used a picture from the couples engagement session and used an art canvas instead of a wood plaque. It turned out great and was a wonderful addition to the wall.
