July 23, 2010
{Alice in Wonderland Photo Shoot} Welcome to Our Wonderland!
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Thank you to all of the fabulous vendors involved in the styling portion of the shoot!
Tablescape Styling/Accessories :: The TomKat Studio
Cupcakes & Cookies :: Decadent Delights (Gilbert)
Poms, Lanterns, Napkins, Cups & Paper Plates :: Polka Dot Market
Flowers :: Zuzu’s Petals (Mesa)
Hair Accessories :: Dolce Vita Mia (Gilbert)
Tutus :: Tiny Belles Boutique
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se visit Laura’s full post HERE!
34 responses to “{Alice in Wonderland Photo Shoot} Welcome to Our Wonderland!”
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This is just gorgeous Kim! Love it, so eclectic, fun and vibrant! You did a great job of styling!! xo
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Beautiful Kim…The color scheme is fun, the mix of eclectic flowers for arrangements caught my eye. And do tell me about the large flower attached to the end of the table. Speaking of the table…one of my favorite elements – under that beautiful tree!! Everything turned out so pretty.
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Amazing! Vivid, ecclectic, gorgeous, and it looks like a lot of fun~
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This is AMAZING Styling and AMAZING Photography! I really think you were born to do this! Congrats on an awesome job! I think this will redefine the way people think about birthdays… I really do! And I am so glad to be a witness of it!
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How fun and what an amazing job you all did!
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Kim- love your stuff! You have a flair for designing parties and styling them to a T! Really enjoy your blog! Take care!
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What a beautiful party! Laura Winslow is SO talented, as well!
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Beautiful, Just Beautiful!!!!! You are all SO very talented…. I can spend hours on your blog, I love it!!!!
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Beautiful!! The colors are amazing
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GORGEOUS design & photography!
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That must have been a fun experience! Everything looked great – so colorful!
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I bet that was SO much fun! The images are beautiful and the colors are so gorgeous!
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Kim
It was SUCH an honor to be a part of such an amazing shoot! I just wish we lived closer so I could have been there first hand!! Im so proud of you! And all the adventures that lie ahead 🙂
Em
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So beautiful Kim! I love all of the bight colors and the photos are amazing.
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How Beautiful!
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So very beautiful!!!
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What a great collaboration!! Wonderful job!
I love the table centrepiece with that large sunflower!!
Well done!!
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I loved it Kim! I was wondering where the shoot took place too! You always give up the good deets;o) Thanks for sharing!
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Just beautiful!!
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omg everything is gorgeous! wishing for a baby girl of my own now…
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AMAZING! One of my favourite items on the table is the cupcake stand that looks like it has jewels like a chandelier! Where did you get something like this?
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So honored to have been a part of the shoot! You are so inspiring and I love your work. Cheers to more fun projects together!
xo Abby
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What a gorgeous and colorful party! Whimsical and exciting!
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Beautiful! I love the paper cups! Where can I get my hands on some?
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This is great! I wish I would have seen this site before hosting my daughter’s 6th birthday, which was an “Alice in Wonderland” theme! I love the bright colors. Thought I’d post some other ideas in case any of you are hosting an “Alice” party. We had a long Mad Tea Table set up in the back yard. Alice in Wonderland’s soundtrack played “I’m late, I’m late” as guests scurried up the sidewalk to our front door where they went through the “rabbit hole” where Alice and guests awaited them on the other side. When the guests got to the table, they were frantically instructed to “paint the roses red”. We had cheap faux white roses in vases with paintbrushes and washable red paint (emphasis on washable!) and let the children do a little painting as the Red Queen (my mom) stood by igasping in horror. After that, the guests were treated to tea party fare as the Mad Hatter entertained them. We were lucky enough to have the Mad Hatter (unfortunately it was not Johnny Depp) come and entertain the chidren for one hour. After tea time and entertainment it was already time to cut the cake and eat cupcakes all adorned with “Eat Me”. The guests left with a brightly colored top hat, a tea bag, and a teapot necklace for the girls. This was a party for both boys and girls alike! Another idea I had planned if we would’ve had the time, was to buy those cheap pink yard flamingos (turn them upside down and tie the metal stakes together with floral tape and ribbon) and some balls and play “croquet”. That would be another fun activity for an “Alice” party!
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`its more a flower party than it is as a alice in wonder land party (N)
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This is so cute, it looks unreal. The ography is wonderful!
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where did you get all of the bright colored vases/compotes? i’m doing a baby shower and would love to use something like these. Beautiful tablescape!
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