For dessert, I asked two fabulous local bakers to create some custom pieces for us. One made peanut butter & jelly cupcakes and another made sugar cookies that matched the printables perfectly! We also served kettle corn and caramel corn in decorative cups, GF cookies to accommodate guests with dietary restrictions, and of course, a million Nutter Butters!
With DimplePrints' adorable Little Peanut printable set, I was able to easily coordinate decor throughout the party. We used custom water bottle wraps, napkin rings, center piece signs, food labels, cupcake toppers, and of course, a "Little Peanut" pennant banner. Here's a few more pictures!
Last but not least, we sent every guest home with their own little bag of Little Peanuts (circus peanuts in pink, white, yellow and orange), and tied them all shut with DimplePrints coordinating favor tags!
Hope you found a little inspiration for your next celebration today! Spread the word.
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