PLANNING A PARTY?
Tips from Hannah Choi to create your very own circus-themed birthday.
1. Use a popcorn box in various ways. We added actual popcorn into the mini popcorn
paper boxes for decoration but, in addition, we used white carnation flowers in the plastic
popcorn boxes as centerpieces for the table (which looked like popcorn). It added a nice
elegant touch to the party.
2. Make matching favors for the kids. Instead of using a regular bag to hold the party
favors, try using a big popcorn box as the packaging and making a thank you name tag to
look like a ticket or a raffle ticket.
3. Pick desserts that work with the theme. Incorporate the different foods that you
would typically see at a circus, like popcorn, peanuts and candy.
4. Balloons. Balloons. Balloons. We loved using the extra-large balloons to add character
to the party.
EVENT PLANNING AND STYLING Hannah Choi, Little Confetti Events | FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Little Confetti Events
FACE PAINT/BALLOON ARTIST Silly Cheeks, Tenafly | PHOTOGRAPHER Bashful Captures, New York, NY
CAKE AND DESSERTS Sugar Suckle, Hoboken | CRACKER JACKS Amazon.com | CIRCUS GRAPHICS HandMek, Etsy.com
PARTY LOCATION Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, Edgewater
(201) FAMILY | SEPTEMBER/OCTOBER 2017
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