Hello viewers!
The concept of this Spring Convocation of the Fairies began with a tablecloth grandly named Grand Rosette that I found online at Tablecloths Factory. Anyone who knows me knows that this was a MUST-have!
Too fabulous for words!
From there it was but a skip and a hop to recklessly immersing myself and my guests in an avalanche of pinkness... Thus:
These Missoni plates at half price were a given; also the raspberry chargers and floral salad plates. Pink-handled flatware too.
Each (Champagne) glass held a little gift for the Fairies to take home - a live pink rose, tied with a little green leaf ribbon and tucked into the pink dinner napkin.
The chandelier must always be embellished and improved!
A centerpiece of roses in many shades of pink, embellished with a fairy and a lot of pink nonsense...
Yes, I know what Elsie de Wolfe said about flowers on dinner tables ("keep them low, low, low!"), and she was absolutely right, but - sorry, Elsie, you can't always get what you want; there are times when we must all suffer for Art.
An overview...
The coffee buffet, with pretty cups...
An overview...
The coffee buffet, with pretty cups...
The menu consisted of something that I have forgotten for appetizer; Veal Marsala with Pappardelle and Roasted Tomatoes; and Pink Rose Princess Dessert, this time decorated with a silk rose, pale green tulle, and kiwi slices - and you can find the recipe for this dessert here.
These cookies were not selected for their taste - only for their extreme pinkaliciousness!
Need I say that the Fairies were tickled pink?
My only concern is: now what? how much pinker can it get??
Rosy regards from
Rosebud
Need I say that the Fairies were tickled pink?
My only concern is: now what? how much pinker can it get??
Rosy regards from
Rosebud
