Sneak peak of jungle birthday party

Here's a few shots of my baby's 2nd birthday party this last week! Will be coming back for a full post of the recipes and decoration tips just as soon as i get five minutes to sit down :D











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  1. Henna | HENNA BLOSSOM BLOGApril 8, 2013 at 12:25 PM

    WOW! Awesome party. That might be the cutest cake I've ever seen. :)

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  2. LeeLeeApril 20, 2013 at 11:00 PM

    This is so cute. What a fun theme, too.

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  3. stevenjared0853June 27, 2018 at 4:01 AM

    This is a perfect party for a person who has a sweet tooth. It’s yum! He is very adorable and that cake is eye catching. I am sure it would have been a great party. I would love to get a cake like this for my little one’s birthday. We have finalized an event space NYC for his birthday celebration. This post tells me that I have to make this day a very special one.

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