A Mad Hatter Tea Party Alice in Wondland Style
Baby Lifestyles | Sep 24, 2009 | Comments 3
Stacy Coon is a gift and stationery buyer, not a professional party planner. But you wouldn’t know it by looking at this Alice in Wonderland Mad Hatter party she hosted. “This was a very fun party to create! I wanted it to be a magical event and I think I definitely accomplished that.”
“When planning events like this I find it extremely helpful to have a color theme that compliments the theme of the party-It helps with the decision making. I keep a sketchbook that I fill with ideas and inspiration during the planning process–I clip photos and keep copious notes.”

If you love this table, you should know that it’s trash. Coon found it on someone’s curb with one leg that needed repairing. After she transformed it with a fresh coat of paint, Coon hand lettered part of the through the looking glass story around the edge of the table.
“I picked the candy by the color but also in some cases to tie in the Alice in Wonderland theme-example -The Flamingo Lollipops and the M&Ms-I ordered with text from the story on them.”

“One of my favorite things was the tiered stand that I had the black and white cookies on-because I made it out of melamine plates that I purchased and with my husband’s help drilled the plates and used lamp supplies for the pipe that held them together-The “finial” was a place card holder I had purchased at a craft store in their dollar section but it was perfect! I also love the bird on the glass dome covering the cupcake. He came from the bridal section of the dollar store.”

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Love this party! So unique and original!
This is so wonderful! I’m planning a 5th birthday party and we are going to borrow a few of these ideas.
I love your ideas. I am planning a party for my daughter with this theme. I have a couple of questions if you don’t mind answering them. Where did you get the striped cups with the straws? Where did you buy the pink tea cups and the black and white plates? Were they expensive? Your table is just stunning! I wish you had more photos.