The Dessert Station
Ahoy Mateys! We are excited to share with you our photos of the dessert station we created for the birthday celebration of Lalatoa who turned one this past weekend. The theme that Mele, Lalatoa's mom, asked us to create was from the Disney show, Jake and the Neverland Pirates. The dessert station, 14 feet in length, was filled with everything pirate including the dessert names which we had fun with. There were two cakes at the dessert station - the "Bucky" ship and "Treasure chest" which we filled with some of the gold coins. There were two cake pop designs, the hooks of Captain Hook, and the other with pirate faces, and we had cookies shaped into the characters from the Disney show. It was a station set to serve over 100 guests. Here is the list of dessert items on the table:
Cakes
(1) 3D Bucky Ship, Tiramisu flavor
(1) 3D Treasure Chest, Nutella flavor
Sugar Cookies
"Jake"
"Scully"
"Map"
“Treasure Chest"
Cake Pops
"Hook" Cake Pops, Red Velvet Flavor
"Pirate" Cake Pops, Lemon Flavor
Candies & Chocolate
"Treasure Maps" -Rolled wafers
"Pirate Bones"- Chocolate Pretzels
"Precious Jewels" -Star Burst
"Cannon Balls"-Crispy Chocolate Truffles
"Pirate teeth-Caramel Popcorn
"Tic-Toc Croc"-Alligator Gummies
"Pirate Gold"-Chocolate Gold Coins, Rolo, Hershey Nuggets
"Walk the Planks"-Kit Kat Wafer bars
"Jewel loot"- Ring Pops
Pirate Cupcakes
Details, Details, Details:
To accessorize the table, we made the blue and white ship mast for the centerpiece, hung fish nets, added a treasure chest to hold the "pirate treasure", used old wooden crate boxes, black and red servers, and decorated glass jars with natural jute rope throughout the table. We printed out a special sign that read "Captain Lalatoa's 1st birthday party" and placed it in the center, and created the labels to look like parchment paper found in old maps, added the character images, and placed small pirate flags on top. See the details in the pics below:
Cakes
(1) 3D Bucky Ship, Tiramisu flavor
(1) 3D Treasure Chest, Nutella flavor
Sugar Cookies
"Jake"
"Scully"
"Map"
“Treasure Chest"
Cake Pops
"Hook" Cake Pops, Red Velvet Flavor
"Pirate" Cake Pops, Lemon Flavor
Candies & Chocolate
"Treasure Maps" -Rolled wafers
"Pirate Bones"- Chocolate Pretzels
"Precious Jewels" -Star Burst
"Cannon Balls"-Crispy Chocolate Truffles
"Pirate teeth-Caramel Popcorn
"Tic-Toc Croc"-Alligator Gummies
"Pirate Gold"-Chocolate Gold Coins, Rolo, Hershey Nuggets
"Walk the Planks"-Kit Kat Wafer bars
"Jewel loot"- Ring Pops
Pirate Cupcakes
Details, Details, Details:
To accessorize the table, we made the blue and white ship mast for the centerpiece, hung fish nets, added a treasure chest to hold the "pirate treasure", used old wooden crate boxes, black and red servers, and decorated glass jars with natural jute rope throughout the table. We printed out a special sign that read "Captain Lalatoa's 1st birthday party" and placed it in the center, and created the labels to look like parchment paper found in old maps, added the character images, and placed small pirate flags on top. See the details in the pics below:
The Photo Booth
The guests got a double treat from the party. They had a fill of their favorites from the dessert station, and they also brought home photo print favors from the photo booth sessions. How much fun and memorable is that?
