A Trip To Everland

A little over a week ago, I had the chance to work with the very talented Leesa from Send In The Clown on a mermaid and fairy tea party event. I did the cake and a few other treats. While I was thrilled about how the concept of the cake came together, please take a moment to look at the whole set up of the party! It is simply spectacular!

See this page for a lot more pictures and details. Enjoy!

Pictures by Jessica Claire












Alien Conquest

This post marks the 4 year anniversary of Blue Cupcake (this is insane!!!!!), 4 years of documenting my baking projects on this blog. Thank you so much for following my adventure! There are so many fantastic cake and baking websites, I feel privileged that you choose to stop by this address once in a while or on a regular basis. You are the reason why I keep doing this work, which I do out of passion. Thank you, THANK YOU!

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What a great day we just had! My son, who will turn 7 in a few days, celebrated with a (Lego inspired) Alien Conquest themed birthday. Leesa from Send In The Clowns designed a fun invitation that gave the tone to the event. As usual, I like to get my kids' input before starting the planning process. They have so many ideas!

A few months ago, he came up with the idea of making a Jelly Bean cake... Sounds fun, so why not give it a try! Let's mix that with his favorite Lego sets, his two favorite colors, candy (he looooves candy, and I am one of those moms who limits sugar to a minimum, so that was a super treat), really fun games, his best friends, and we have a party!

Thanks to Leesa (Send In The Clowns) and Jackie (Hollywood Candy Girls) for adding your magic touches in making this day extra special!

Alien Conquest dessert table
The Jelly Bean cake
Jello was on the wish list!
We have a lime tree in the yard, so limeade it is.
Decorate your own flying saucer station
Candy tree
Happy birthday sweet boy!
Aliens abducting cake!
Hubby made the flying saucers. They looked perfect!
THANK YOU!

A Sesame Street Party

I may have mentioned this a few times in the past, but I just love to receive my client's beautiful party pictures! There are many great party website out there, and sometimes it can be overwhelming to see all those perfectly staged parties. The pictures I receive are from real events, organized by moms and sometimes event planners, and give you plenty of ideas you can use for you own celebrations. 

This Sesame Street party was featured earlier this week on Pizzazzerie, and as soon as I saw the colorful images, I wanted to share it with all of you! Please follow this link to find out more about how Madison's mom made her vision come true.













Photography: Jen St. John
Cupcakes, cake pops, marshmallows, rice treats and pretzels: Blue Cupcake
Decor and entertainment: Send In The Clown
Custom sign and table centerpieces: Play Patterns
Wands: Tutu 2 Cute