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| Mom and Peter helped me rearrange our seldom-used sun porch into a delightful tea room. |
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| Dad had the bright idea to give me a lovely centerpiece for the dining room table, as my Valentine's flowers this year. Flowers are all the more fun to receive when they can be enjoyed with others! |
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| All ready for the party to begin! |
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| Yep, I had a relaxed smile minutes before the party began-- thanks to my fantastic crew. This party was truly a family effort. I could not have pulled it off without all the cheerful assistance my mom and dad and brother gave me. =) |
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| As the guests arrived, we had a little photo booth set up to take pictures of the moms and daughters--and a cousin-butler too! |
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| Our super butlers, Peter and Jason!   |
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Peter, the Furniture-mover, Streamer-hanger, DJ, Photographer, Butler Extraordinaire. |
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After the tea time, we gathered in the living room for a devotional. |
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| For the devotional, I had little surprises wrapped up in packages, for the guests to open. Each object reminded us about God's love. Here Kate holds a bottle of Powerade, which reminds us that "God has not given us a spirit of fear, but a spirit of power, of love, and of a sound mind" (2Timothy 1:7). |
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Elaiyna reads the card that explains her gift. |
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Our group picture =) |
Too cute! This is such an adorable idea, and you guys did a beautiful job decorating. What a wonderful blessing for those little girls! Looks like you all had a fun time, although I'm not sure who had more fun, you and the girls or Justin and Peter. :-D. -Nita
ReplyDeleteSimply adorable valentine mother-daughter party. This theme is lovely. Never thought of having this kind of theme for tea party but now planning to throw a party at venue NYC. Will organize awesome party.
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