Happy Birthday Selah!

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This past Sunday afternoon, Miss Selah celebrated her 5 year old Birthday Party here at Miss Spenser's!

What a delightful time we had with Selah, her Mommy, cousins, Auntie and Grandmas! The girls were greeted by Miss Spenser dressed in Victorian Costume. The girls (and adults) had the opportunity to dress up in hats, gloves and jewelry.

 Here's a picture of cousins, enjoying tea, treats and conversation! Such lovely little ladies"
Trays were adorned with delicious tea time foods - all prepared with a child's palate in mind, to name a few, Grilled Cheese Flower Breads, Pepperoni Pizza Tarts along with scones, banana bread with peanut butter spread, frosted teacakes, gingersnaps and fairy smores. The girls enjoyed Raspberry Lemonade along with cups of Friendship Tea.
What a fun day of celebrating...
Thanks for sharing your special day with us Selah!
Happy Birthday and Many Blessings for a wonderful new year!!

Comments

  1. Elizabeth.November 6, 2010 at 11:09 AM

    Looks like Selah had such a lovely birthday at Miss Spenser's! The treat look oh-so-delicious!
    Love all of the hats! :)

    Joyfully in Jesus,
    Elizabeth

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  2. Marilyn MillerNovember 11, 2010 at 5:10 PM

    What a perfect way to celebrate. Everything looks lovely. I have a little girl, Lily is her name, and I have been serving her tea with her family every year since she was 4 years old. Now she is 12 years old. What fun memories.

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