The food had to be Kosher, and one of her favorite foods is sushi. A student taught me how to fold these little cranes (that also represent luck. Dessert include Chocolcate Dipped Fortune Cookies, and Chinese Take-Home Boxes filled with Almond Sugar Cookies.
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Favors were donations made in honor of each guest to the American Heart Association, in Honor of the Groom's Father.
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Awesome shower! You seem to do a lot of them - how fun.
Thanks for joining my Scrappy Saturdays. To make the scrappy box - you might be able to find them by looking up explosion books. These I learned from a friend and I'm not ready to put the tutorial out there since they're really hard to explain how to do the lid unless you see it in person and plus I sell them here: http://myscrappygifts-products.blogspot.com/search/label/Scrappy%20Boxes
At craft/scrapbook stores, they sell something similar where it's a plastic box and you just add paper to it.
What cute ideas! You definitely went above and beyond and it showed. I bet the bride to be just loved it!
I would love for you to share this at my Spring has Sprung Party on Friday. There is a giveaway too!
How fun! Love the little take out box!
I'm visiting from Tip Junkie!
~Liz
Great shower...thanks for sharing it on my blog!
Susan
Great ideas! I'm throwing a bridal shower in June, I will have to use some of them! Thank you for sharing!!
Wow another awesome shower! I love the story idea! What a great keepsake for your friend! Your attention to details are amazing! Thanks again for linking up to the Celebration Party!
Another great one!
Don't forget to link up your party to my Link Party! :)
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Thank you for linking up to my party!! I'm hosting one every 1st Monday of each month, so you'll be able to post all your party goodies!! :)
Thanks again for sharing your lovely parties with us!
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Bird
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What a cute party! I love the theme! The straw toppers and all the origami is so fantastic! It must have taken you forever!
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@Kim....I have to share this story. I had a student move here directly from Koreo. He knew no English upon his arrival, and I had no oragami skills, he was the master. He brought me a new creation daily. I had him teach the class how to make a crane, and then started looking for a reason to use my new skill. ;o) It's just about the only oragami piece I can make, but....it works!
What a beautiful shower!! The details are gorgeous, and the AHA donations as favors is a really touching thing to do!
The food sounded like it was amazing. I love sushi! Did you make your own?
Thanks for linking up:)
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