Carter's 6th birthday party!

 
     December 5th 2016 Carter Jackson Prince turned 6 years old! (insert cry) If you've followed me for a while now you know Carter is my step-son. I have been raising him with my fiance since he was 2 years old. I've literally changed his diaper before.  I've always felt extremely blessed to have been apart of his childhood at such a young age. He has and will always be so extremely special to me. The way he treats me and shows me love never goes unnoticed and I am blessed & honored that he chooses to call me mommy. 

     I also truly enjoy hosting parties. I love to decorate and put smiles on everyone face. This year Carter said he wanted a Pokemon party. So I took that and rolled with it! It was so much fun putting together this party because I remember playing Pokemon when I was a child! Things are re-generating and making me feel old! 

     Here are some of the decor I made for Carter's 6th birthday party! All SUPER easy!

• Pokemon ball donuts: 1/2 dozen glazed donuts. I sprinkled red sprinkles on top while covering the bottom. Cut a large marshmallow in half and placed it over the donuts hole. Added chocolate chips to create the black line.
• Pokemon ball fruit tray: Very simple! I purchased a plastic dip tray and used electrical tape to create the separation. I cut strawberries to add the red color and bananas to add the white color. Added some fruit dip in the middle for yummy taste and to complete the look! I loved this because it was a healthy option during the party and the kids loved it!
• Pokemon ball plates: Another very simple project. I purchased both red and white paper plates. cut them in half and used electrical tape to tape them together to create Pokemon ball plates!
• Pokemon ball pizza: I got the most questions on how I created this pizza. It was very easy! I purchase a frozen cheese pizza, pepperonis and olives. Before putting the pizza in the oven I added the pepperonis to the top and olives in the middle to create the separation. It was also a great way for those who wanted only cheese pizza!  
• Pokemon ball cake: I used a 10 inch round cake pan to bake a chocolate cake. Once the cake was cooled down I simply frosted the top red, the bottom white and again, added a half large marshmallow and chocolate chips to finish the look!
• Pokemon ball backdrop: All i did was purchase 3 disposable table cover and cut and taped them together. I do wish I cut the red instead of just adding the white on top of the red. That's why the bottom looks pinkish. But... kiddo was almost home and well.. mom brain.