1920s Lawn Party: Attagirl!
To ease this thirty-one year old soul into the year,
the saint and I (with so many others' help) hosted a 1920s Lawn Party.
the saint and I (with so many others' help) hosted a 1920s Lawn Party.
We set up my grandfather's 50 year old croquet set, a badminton net, metal horseshoes, and boules. We threw linens on outdoor furniture, we set up a strand of lights, we bought the best flowers, we set out our vintage china, we mixed a mean mint julep, we played old records...
We ate the food of the time (monte cristos, pigs in a blanket, pineapple upside-down cake, deviled eggs, champagne grapes, egg salad sandwiches sans crust, homemade gelato, you name it!). We tapped a keg of homemade brew. We donned our best costumes and headed out of the city. My oh my how we laughed and danced and hugged and played quite remarkably hard.
It was a perfect night which included a delightful summer sprinkle and wonderful little conversations all over the yard.
I have already heard that it was the party of the summer!
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10 comments:
egads! What a glorious soiree! The photos are beautiful too! Perhaps you are a party planner in your next career
OH FREAKING WOW!!!!!!!! what an amazing idea. what incredible pictures! WHAT FANTASTIC COSTUMES!!! i would LOVE to do this. you looked simply beeeeautiful mrs. morris. well done indeed, hope it's a banger year ;)
xoxo
j
gorgeous GORGEOUS.
Best party ever.
The pictures say it all. Looks like it was fabulous. Congrats on another year!
You shure know how to throw a party! Those costumes are lovely and the photography is outstanding.
Absolutely fabulous! I don't know which part of this lawn party I love most, and how I wish I'd been watching from nearby shrubbery... Oh you all look the part so beautifully!!
Oh horsefeathers! I'm simultaneously envious and enamored! Now you're on the trolley!
Gorgeous shots of the gorgeous birthday girl!
LOVE YOU.
Great stuff. You all looked wonderful. I went too, and it was awesome. My blog post on it:
http://ifinfinity.blogspot.com/2010/08/flappers-speakeasys-reflecting-on-caper.html
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