New Year’s Eve in Paris Party // 2nd Birthday

What are you doing New Year’s Eve?

Host a gathering and ring in the New Year, Paris Time.

For sweet Maggie’s second birthday party, we had a New Year’s Eve party early in the day. We were able to ring in the New Year at 3 o’clock in the afternoon  here in California (midnight in Paris), a very “kid friendly” hour to celebrate.

Find out how to make this party your own…

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• a variety of Soups | served in crock pots to keep warm
• a variety of Breads | sliced and served with butter
• green salad and vegetable crudite
• fruit salad
• Croque en Bouche for dessert | A traditional French dessert of piled puffed pastry, drizzled with caramel, yum!

• Signs created by Pro Party Planner, placed in TOLSBY frames

+TIP :: decorate the buffet with this Paris Paper City

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• a variety of dry and sweet bubbly
• a variety of mixers (orange, grapefruit, & pomegranate juices)
• mix-ins (mango, raspberries, limes, strawberries)

+TIP :: wrap shiny gold pipe cleaners around the stems of your champagne glasses

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Le Pop-Corn  |  kettle corn popcorn bagged up with a small

 

 

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Croque en Bouche  //  Croquembouche

Directions :: Using the 110-count mini cream puffs from Costco, a Styrofoam cone, and a pack of toothpicks, cover the cone with the puffs (trying to leave as little space in between as possible.)

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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