I also asked Conor to put together some field goal posts. I thought all the kids would have a blast putting together a little pick up game. And of course we needed a field, so a few cans of chalk spray paint later and we had yard lines and an end zone with FINN written across it. It turned out perfectly and was the big hit of the party. There was also plenty of tackling happening over certain footballs and what not. Fun was surely had by all, but most importantly the birthday boy! He loved it! Every part of it! He kept talking about his football party and gave me the sweetest surprise hug in the middle of it all. That was worth all my efforts right there!
It was a great evening celebrating our little Finny. He was the happiest boy being surrounded by many of his favorite people. Days like these leave me full of joy. Those final minutes laying with him before he fell asleep, reliving his party, were some of the best! Welcome to 2 buddy, I have no doubt you'll keep being the little loveable pistol that you current are!

Such a gorgeous party! I just love this theme for little boys x
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ReplyDeleteHow cute is this?! Those ice cream sandwiches, yum!!! Happy 2, Finn!
ReplyDeleteWhat a cute party theme! I love the family picture!
ReplyDeleteThis was THE BEST!! I loved the spray painted lines, the field goal, the ice cream sammies footballs. It all turned out so dang cute! Well done, momma.
ReplyDeleteHow cute!!! This looks like the most fun party! So simple but so festive. I love the football ice cream sandwiches!
ReplyDeleteWhat an adorable birthday party! You did so good on everything and I love the little details. Now I am craving an ice cream sandwich!!
ReplyDeleteSimple and perfect..!! I love the ice cream sandwiches and plays written on the butcher paper, also impressed with the goal posts!! What a memorable party, 2 is so fun as they come into their own/personality even more. :)
ReplyDeleteEee! This totally excites me for welcoming baby boy! The little details are just perfect. Question- what/who did you use to print the square pictures of Finn
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