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This past week­end, we com­mem­o­rat­ed my moth­er’s birth­day with a serene, spa-themed par­ty! You may recall last year’s Come Fly Away cel­e­bra­tion, rem­i­nisc­ing about the good ‘ole days when my mom worked for Pan Am Air­ways. This year, I want­ed a more tran­quil feel to pam­per my incred­i­bly hard-work­ing mom and pro­vide a relax­ing set­ting with a spa par­ty to fete anoth­er year!

There have been many super adorable chil­dren spa par­ties pop­ping up late­ly, but I want­ed to exe­cute a more mature, adult ambi­ence. I decid­ed on a cool and calm­ing col­or palette of neu­trals, green and greys, with pops of soft pink and light blue, espe­cial­ly when I found the per­fect graph­ics from Cup­cake Cutiees! I focused on nat­ur­al ele­ments, includ­ing black rocks, bam­boo and sand, along with fun, easy and afford­able themed food and desserts. The major­i­ty of the decor and food were pur­chased at Home Goods, the 99c Only Store and The Dol­lar Tree, which, part­nered with cute embell­ish­ments, real­ly set the high-class mood on a bud­get! I have got­ten a lot of use of the chalk­board back­drop recent­ly orig­i­nal­ly made for my Grow­ing up 80’s par­ty, as well as my daugh­ter’s Too Cool for School Fash­ion Show. I erased the chalk lock­er designs, added a sage batik cur­tain and some coor­di­nat­ing bath decor on the shelf to trans­form it into a chic spa!

The dessert table was cen­tered by cup­cakes, adorned by rocks, bam­boo and spa tow­el decor. Through­out the rest of the spa table, treats were ded­i­cat­ed to items found a spas and salons, inclu­sive of cucum­ber rice krispies treats, bis­cot­ti resem­bling pumice stones and cot­ton marsh­mal­lows. Pink cot­ton can­dy was eas­i­ly shaped into loufas and part­nered with bam­boo pirou­ettes and wafer nail files. Facial scrub yogurt was served in small shot glass­es in zen gar­den containers.

Since the par­ty took place in the after­noon, I served sim­ple food that were as cool as a cucum­ber, includ­ing rolled tow­el turkey wraps and refresh­ing cucum­ber water.

Guests were pro­vid­ed with some spa acces­sories, such as lotion, loufas, dis­pos­able flip flops and nail care tools that, in addi­tion to uti­liz­ing at the par­ty, they took home as favors. We also had a home foot spa, mas­sages and nail pol­ish available!

We all had a fun and relax­ing time and were suc­cess­ful in pam­per­ing the well-deserved guest of hon­or who does so much for ALL of us on a dai­ly basis! Namaste! ♥

Namaste Spa party ideas ~ Lynlee's

Merci Beaucoup!



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Comments

  1. WONDERFUL as always!!! The cup­cakes are def­i­nite­ly my favorite!!! Man you are good!!!!! At first I though it was a table­top foun­tain!! LOL!

  12. OMG I’m in love with it all Espe­cial­ly the cup cakes. How did you cre­ate them. I’m doing a spa/zen par­ty for my fiancé and would love to have them. I would great­ly appre­ci­ate any information.

    • Thank you so much! I rolled black fon­dant out and used an impres­sion mat to make the pat­tern. Then I cut out cir­cles and cov­ered the entire cup­cake. The rest of the dec­o­ra­tions were also mod­eled out of fondant! 🙂

  13. I am com­plete­ly in LOVE with this par­ty!!!!! You are so cre­ative and tal­ent­ed 🙂 You did an amaz­ing job cor­re­lat­ing all the spa items with food — brilliant!
    Bei­jos querida,
    Flavia B.

  14. This par­ty is sook adorable . What is on top of the rice crispy treats that look like cucumbers?

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