The little princesses and knights arrived to decorate their goody bags for holding all the treasure they would soon find.
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A real live princess came to read about a princess and a knight that team up to defeat a dragon. (A great, big, gigantic, I-can't-thank-you-enough thank you to my amazing cousin-in-law, the beautiful Princess Gloria, for doing this incredible favor for me.)The guests acted out the story by defeating a dragon...
...and conquering a castle...
...in order to be crowned knights and princesses.
Then we had the crown cake that A1 had been asking for months to have at her birthday.
I'll admit that I may have cheated slightly by making the actual crowns out of sugar cookies and the cakes to look like pillows, but I think I made up for it by providing each party guest with several personal crown cookies. I had a lot of fun decorating these cakes, but none of it would have been done without a ton of help from my good friend Jaime, who decorated the cookies and did most of the second cake and then watched the kids while I decorated for the party. (Thank you so much, Jaime!)
Happy birthday to you, A1. We love you and are so happy to have you in our family.
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