By jenn s.
. Making a big change is never easy, but it has been much easier knowing I have all of you behind me and HWTM. Like I said, although we are taking an indefinite break from accepting others’ parties, we are still honoring all of the parties already accepted (which will hopefully make the transition smoother for everyone) :). So without further ado…
Drexelle Park of D. Park Photography is back after we first featured her son, Knightly, and his first birthday party! Now entering his (terrible) twos, a spin on the classic Minion party was dreamed up into this Despicable Me Evil Minion 2nd Birthday! Rather than the traditional yellow Minions, this party featured their evil twin — the Monster Minions (which can be found poking around every corner of this party). I just love when you can feel all of the love & warmth from just looking at photos, plus all of the good old fashion fun that seems to be had!
PARTY HIGHLIGHTS to look out for:
– Evil Minion silhouette & striped popcorn box centerpieces + adorable custom Evil Minion pillows
– Purple Minion beach balls & hanging tissue poms + purple table cloths & large paper ‘goggle’ table decor
– DIY Evil Minion construction helmets with yarn hair & googly eyes + birthday overalls & purple Minion shirt
– Google eye decorated cake with an Evil Minion topper + a normal Minion smash cake
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PARTY DETAILS as told by Drexelle…
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We couldn’t believe our son was already turning two. Terrible two. Transmutating from this cuddly marshmallow baby into a full grown…purple monster Minion. But a cute one at that.
We (and by we, I really mean me since David’s more like whatever you want babe haha) were racking our brains over what to do for his 2nd birthday. We had such a blast planning his 1st birthday: a Dumbo Inspired Down Syndrome Awareness Party. But then, it clicked!
We’re absolutely in love with the whole Despicable Me movie series. So as we watched the adorable yellow minions get transmutated into the monster crazy purple minions, we thought — that is perfect — THAT is turning two!!! Hence, Knightly’s 2nd birthday party theme was born.
As always, we fell in love with the modern purple minion inspired costume and outfit our FAVORITE baby stylist and designer, Mighty Mavericks, designed.
We also have to thank the AMAZINGLY talented Wendy Allen who made this party as perfect as it was. She planned and designed all the freakin’ adorable decor pieces and games that all his fellow two year olds loved! She had strewn minion beachballs ALL over the lawn so the toddlers/kids could just play and run around with them. They also doubled as minion birthday favors for each kid.
Fun Decor Pieces:
– Minion balloons!
– Adorable minion party centerpieces and heavyweights for the wind
– AH MINION pillows made for the chairs!
– She hid little purple minion decorative pieces throughout the party room!
– A baby pool ball pit with minion balls for the toddlers
– Minion party photo booth
– Minion costume helmets from Mighty Mavericks
– And purple hair spray for the guests from Party City!
We were excited to have Black Sheep Grilled Cheese Bar from the Anaheim Packing District come and cater their gourmet grilled cheese sandwiches — which are DELICIOUS enough for foodies but also the perfect kid birthday party food! They created a custom birthday party menu just for us. Our FAVORITE was the Number One: Cypress Grove Fromage Blanc, Caramelized Onions, Roasted Tomato, Arugula + Pesto!
And last, but not least, the incredible Despicable Me 2 Purple Monster Minion birthday cake and smash cake designed by the awesome Final Touch Bakery! We had a post cake smash monster mess…but an incredibly blessed time.
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VENDOR CREDITS:
– Photography: D. Park Photography
– Birthday Planner + Designer: Wendy Allen of Fairy Tale Journeys
– Despicable Me Purple Minion Birthday Cake: Final Touch Bakery
– Despicable Me Purple Minion Kid Costume Designer + Stylist: Mighty Mavericks
– Caterer: Black Sheep Grilled Cheese Bar
Despicable Me Evil Minion 2nd Birthday Terrible Twos
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