Road Trip Birthday Party

 

Last week, a group of us gals wanted to celebrate our friend Sande's 50th bday.  She said she wanted to take a day trip down to Magnolia (2 hours).  Even though we planned to eat lunch in Waco and try out the Magnolia bakery, I wanted to personalize it and make it feel like a party, so I planned a tailgate breakfast.  

I posted all the details about each of these in a previous post, but each girl got a box of breakfast and a personalized cookie.  

I also bought some popcorn for a road snack (it doesn't hurt that Sande's husband owns the shop) and I provided personalized shopping totes for each girl.

I brought an ice cooler and personalized some tumblers for each girl to have in the car as well.  

I think all the necessities for a successful girl trip down 35.  

Girl Trip Party Ideas

I've been tossing a few of the details from my friend's 50th Girl Trip online.  We took a day away and headed two hours up the road to Waco.  Even though it was a day trip, I still wanted to make it special and personalized.  

Sande told me almost a year ago this is what she wanted to do, so I've been collected gold and black totes from Hobby Lobby and Amazon and I personalized one for each girl.  

I also made tumblers with "Hello 50" on one side and our names on the back.  

I'll pull all the details together in my next post.  :)

Breakfast To Go Party Idea

This past week, I went with a group of girls on a day trip to celebrate my friend Sande's birthday.  Even though most of our day was going to be spent out of town visiting shops and restaurants, I wanted to do something party-ish to celebrate her birthday and make it feel more like a party.  So...I made a tailgate breakfast box for each gal who came along.  

I found these gabled boxes at Hobby Lobby in the party aisle and I added each girl's name with my vinyl and my Cricut.  

Each box included silverware, a bagel (in a pink bag, also from Hobby Lobby), a little container of fruit (I bought these little domed container on Amazon) and a cookie.  One of our planned stops was a cupcake shop, but I wanted some sort of personalized dessert.  

Typically, a cookie wouldn't be most people's idea of dessert, BUT I figured with the box idea, people could nibble along the road (we had a two hour trip ahead of us).