Couture Parties blog has some of the most inspiring posts and this Retro Pink Bicycle Birthday Party is no acception.

The silver, green and pale pink palette makes for such a fun and elegant celebration for this dessert birthday party.  The mixture of floral arrangements and candy bouquets to the desserts themselves, makes this dessert table absolutely adorable!

Stephanie used 4″ pretty n pink blumebox cubes decorated with sage green ribbon that was tied off with a silver tassel. These decorations were stuffed with plastic grass, topping off the centers with a giant colorful swirl lollipop.

The silver cube floral arrangements were designed in 6″silver cube ceramic vases. To recreate this floral design you could use our 4″ silver satin cube blumebox.

Keep in mind that this party could easily be transformed into a baby boy or baby neutral baby shower by using blues or yellows or greens.

If you have not heard of Abby’s Closet, it is time you get to know more about this great non-profit, who happens to be based in our backyard, Portland Or.

The idea started with a pink prom dress. When Abby Egland was cleaning out her closet before starting college, she wondered how she could best pass along the pretty pink dress that she had worn to her Prom. Her mom, Sally, had a great idea: why not start a volunteer group that collects formal dresses, and then give them away each spring to high school women who needed them for their prom? This was the start of Abby’s Closet in 2004.

For this years  “May Day Tea” and silent auction, Abby’s Closet used 6″ black blumeboxes as the centerpieces which doubled as table numbers. We love how they incorporated the pink and black color theme into the centerpiece with decorative paper and ribbon.

We found this fantastic party over at Hostess with Mostess, that was created by the talented Lindsey of Bella Grace Designs, for the adorable birthday boy, Finn.

The inspiration behind the theme came from a line of retro themed story books. The party was carried out perfectly with a collection of nostalgic details like jacks (used for napkin rings!), old-fashioned stick candy, sock monkeys, wooden blocks, and other vintage-style toys.

We of course were pleasantly surprised to see our 6″ red burst blumebox featured in this incredible celebration filled with candy and toys and decorated with the adorable “Play” sticker.

Be sure to catch all the details from this party over at Hostess with the Mostess and Bella Grace Designs.

Want ring in a birthday with Big Bird, Oscar, Grover? Well, who better to make it happen than Jen at Hostess with the Mostess who created this fantastic Sesame Street party for Ashby O’Dell’s 2nd birthday!

Jen started her planning around the various colors of the Sesame Street characters and moved forward with the next step of selecting the candy. All of the candy was from Sweet Factory and is available on their website.

All of the tables had an incredible splash of color thanks to the candy, soda, balloons and blumeboxes.  The candy bar is a kids dream come true! All of the assorted colors of candy makes for incredible table decor. Sesame Street figures and colorful blumeboxes (filled with candy bouquets) intermixed into the table design adding the perfect pop of color!

Balloon bouquets filled with colorful tissue were designed inside lavender field, lime slice, cornflower yellow, orange crush, red burst and eucalyptus blue 8″ blumeboxes that made for easy DIY centerpieces on the food and drinks tables.

To see more about this fabulous party, be sure to check out Jen’s blog.

Special thanks to Gina Lee for the fabulous photos!

Amy with StemParties, shows us how chocolate brown, passion pink and orange make a great combo for a baby girl mod baby shower.

The inspiration behind the theme started with the polka-dot wrapping paper. From there Amy incorporated various decorative items that began to fill out the Mod theme quite nicely!

We love the the easy add-on accessory she used on the 8″ mocha blumeboxes that were filled with a low cut bunch of orange roses! Add some varying sized pink and orange lanterns and cut out polka dot coasters and you have one mod baby beautiful table!

We were inspired by a Hostess with the Mostess party to create a blumebox ladybug centerpiece. What a fun theme for a baby shower or little girls birthday party! With such a general theme, there are so many FUN decor items out there to add to the celebration.

Be sure to check out Hostess’ Ladybug/Lovebug post for product availability.

Mother’s Day is May 9th and we have just the thing to make Mom smile!

Our My Monet Kids Kit comes with a 4-pack of assorted color crayons to draw on the blumebox, but the paper canvas allows the young artist to add all sorts of decor to it!

One of our favorite color palettes at the moment is the pairing of our aqua marine (tiffany blue) and red burst. So when Melisa at Project Nursery emailed us images from her son Austin’s 3rd birthday party, we had to share it with you all!

She incorporated our 4″ cube aqua marine blumeboxes for the centerpieces for both the kids table as well as the adult tables.

“Using blue blumeboxes as the container for both, I suggested red gerber daisies or carnations tightly packed for the adult centerpieces.  The kid’s centerpieces needed to be a bit more “fun”; a bunch of balloons (using red tissue filler around the base) and a custom centerpiece stick with Austin’s logo on it.”

To learn more about this great train themed birthday party check out her blog.

Fulfill your child’s dream about running away with the circus by having a Circus themed birthday party. By starting with the red, yellow and white color palette the party will begin to take shape.

Decor used in this celebration consist of boxes of animal crackers, peanuts scattered accross the table and 4″ white square blumeboxes that are filled with popcorn making for great centerpieces. Cotton candy or peanuts would also look fantastic inside the cubes as centerpieces.

Keep in mind too that these popcorn boxes could also be used as a place card settings for each guest invited to attend the circus!

There are so many desserts that could go with this theme, but we especially loved these popcorn bag brownies from one of our favorite blogs, bakerella.

The blumebox color palette makes it easy to cater centerpieces to party themes of all kinds!

Owl themed parties seem to be popping up all over the place and we wanted to put together an inspiration board of blumeboxes mixed into the picture!

To get the party started, we started with owl ribbon from Michale’s Craft and proceeded to design the centerpiece.  We used a 6″ orange crush blumebox and filled it with an easy DIY white carnation ball bouquet. From there we brought in more colors to the theme such as baby blue, chocolate brown and mossy green and searched the internet for other items that would bring the owl celebration together.