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Back to School

What a summer it has been for the girls at Society Picnic! Sorry for the...oh say MONTH since we have posted anything new! We have been busy strategizing and planning the next year for our business and whose kidding...enjoying the beautiful summer with our kids! Back to school we go this week. While Sarah's kids are going into 3rd and 5th...My little one is starting Pre-School for his first time! With the smell of freshly sharpened number 2 pencils and the look of a neatly organized backpack, we enter into a fresh year of learning, meeting new friends and experiencing new things! Here are some Pinterest finds just to get you in the mood for school! 

a bright idea

There is something so sweet and delicate about these repurposed lightbulbs. The battle of what to do with your burnt out bulbs has been determined!

What a clever hostess gift this would be. Find the tutorial on how to make these brilliant bulbs at http://blog.freepeople.com

we were featured in Parents Magazine!

What a fun email to get this morning! Our Stripe Party we did for Photographer Braedon Flynn was featured in Parents Magazine in JUNE! Go check it out for all the photos of what we did to make Declan's party such a big hit! 

summertime...time to sit back & unwind!

I think Will Smith said it best....Summertime is the time to sit back & unwind! I love parties in summer. The colors, the opportunity to set the scene outdoors, the music...aghhhh the fun summer cocktails that come with a fresh piece of fruit hanging off the rim of your glass! It's all so good! 

The girls at Society Picnic just wrapped up a Reggae Fest Party for one of our favorite clients! It was set on a hill, overlooking the ocean, with a cool breeze, a cold glass of Rum Punch & all the fun reggae music you could handle! Pictures to follow...film is being developed {ha ha ha}! You can feast on these inspiration photos we used to get our Reggae juices flowing. Not your typical "Red, Yellow, Green" motif but nothing we do is usually that typical or expected! We went for a more earthy, boho-vibe...but still used a lot of the Roots, Rasta, Reggae guidelines.