Please RSVP, LLC: It Takes a Village...

Friday, September 3, 2010

It Takes a Village...

I am in love with the new trend of "wishing trees." My latest was in baby form for a new mommy-to-be's baby shower. The hanging cards read, "It takes a village to raise a child." Isn't that the truth? We'll post more pics of this "bless their nest" shower tomorrow. For now, here is a preview of our wishing tree. I can't wait for the guest of honor to enjoy reading all the wishes and baby advice from her friends. What a sentimental and sweet gift!

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AnonymousSeptember 4, 2010 at 7:19 PM
We used RSVP and this idea today at Kimberly's baby shower. The guest had fun filling these out. A wonderful idea and great keepsake to look back at in years to come. We also loved the nesting theme at her shower. Great job! Please RSVP!
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Please RSVPSeptember 7, 2010 at 9:06 AM
So sweet Stacey-thanks for the kind words! We hope Kim enjoyed her shower and is ready for Baby Denver to arrive!
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Ten Things About Tina

1. I love to throw a party. Every moment in life is worth celebrating. Even Monday's.

2. I am obsessed with paper products. I love stationary so much that I collect it instead of use it. It's too pretty to write on.

3. I am honored that many of my friends call me when they are thinking of hosting a get-together. I love to inspire others to celebrate their life moments too.

4. My kids also love to entertain. My six year old son often requests to host parties for his friends. Though Claire is only 3- I know she is going to be my social butterfly.

5. I love giving surprises but don't really like to be surprised myself.

6. I cannot function throughout the day without Diet Coke.

7. My favorite time of day is putting the kids to bed. Stories, jumping on the bed or playing tickle monster really is the best end to any day.

8. To me, following your passion is like breathing. I'm so lucky to have a supportive family that allows me to be creative and to really love my "second job." (My first job is being a mom.)

9. I don't have a nickname. I guess Tina is short enough.

10. My obsession with shoes can be explained by the fact that I'm only 5'3". A girl needs a little height every now and then.