Happy Monday, everyone! After a very snowy weekend I can’t wait to share this winter ice skating party with you! In a word, it’s awesome. Kate from Beautiful Days sent over this party, which was held in her backyard and photographed by Geneve Hoffman. There was a roaring bonfire, pitchers of steaming hot chocolate, big tubs full of skates, homemade marshmallows, vintage mason jars filled with candles littering the table and cute details like popcorn bags stamped with snowflakes. I love this party! It’s so perfect for celebrating winter, marking a winter birthday, or even as a really festive backyard Christmas party. Once you get a load of this party you’re going to be bursting with ideas for your own winter party. Thanks for sharing, Kate!
{Photos by Geneve Hoffman.}
Ashley freeland
Tuesday 17th of December 2019
Hi! This is so beautiful and exactly what I want to do for my little girls birthday this year! Some of the pictures aren’t Loading on my phone but I’m curious did you make a rink or do you have a pond? Also how did you handle ice skates? That’s where I’m stuck, like did people bring their own? If you provide where do you find an affordable bulk amount and what about sizes? Sorry I know a lot but I’d love to make this happen and if was even half as beautiful as yours I’d be so happy! Looks so fun 💕
Juli A
Tuesday 27th of December 2011
What a beautifully shot and joyful skating party. I used as inspiration for my holiday tailgating party http://blog.inspirationbug.com/2011/12/26/party-winter-tailgating-party/ Thanks for sharing!
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