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Mini dollhouse bikes topped the cereal jars- the birthday cake also had a mini bike cake topper. There was a vintage-y bike, a framed Curious George Rides a Bike print (in a wrapping paper covered mat), a “Hazel is 1!” sign, and the screen printed bunting.

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The mantel was full of blue, pink, and red. Rows of bright pink triangles made the cereal buffet backdrop, as well as a little pink triangle chandelier for over the favor table.Ī few buntings added festive flair (two were made from this fabric and the third was a combo of striped fabric, bike fabric, and pink linen screen printed with bikes). And the bike basket on the vintage bike served as a favor basket as well. The bunch of red balloons tied to the back of one of the Radio Flyers was quite the hit with the teeny guests. Vintage bikes (one grown up sized and two little Radio Flyer bikes) were the stars of the décor. Mini milk bottles, pomegranate Izze’s and coffee complimented the sugar-carb fest. I’m still dreaming about the pink cake (made by our whoa-amazing-baker friend Katie). Rounded out with a tower of sprinkle donuts and a pyramid of oh-so-scrumptious Duffeyrolls (if you’re ever in Denver, be sure to stop by this institution of breakfast deliciousness), there was a whole lineup of cereal and milk. “Ride on by to wish Hazel a Happy 1 st Birthday” with red, pink and aqua bicycles. Between Jord taking pictures beforehand and Liz’s uber-talented photographer ( Kara Pearson (Gwinn)), I didn’t take a single picture of this bike party, and you still get some serious party eye candy today. So helping Liz put together Hazel’s bicycle birthday party was a super fun joint venture!Īs an added bonus, Jord was (unexpectedly) in town for this party.

And I love Hazel’s mama, Liz (of retro garden baby shower fame- she was the mama-to-be). As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.īoth Burke and Piper Jane adore our friend from church, Miss Hazel (they tell me a hundred times a day, “Baby Hazel so cu-ute!”).