Sorry for the silence last week. I was getting everything ready for my daughter, Annie’s 4th Birthday. Just beware LOTS of pictures! I will just let the pictures do “most” of the talking.
My Annie couldn’t decide whether she liked “My little Ponies” or “Candy Land” theme more. She did not like the colors in candy land. (She’s a PINK freak). She did like “My little Pony” but she insisted on having lots of Candy at her party which is where I came up with “My Sweet Ponyville”. Here are just a few, ok, lots of pictures from Annie’s 4th Birthday.
The party was held at a local Ranch where they had a petting zoo and of course, Pony rides! She had a GREAT time.
She could not thank me enough and today when I dropped her off at school her classmates were telling her that they had a BLAST. One little boy ran and gave me a hug and thanked me for the great time. Which I thought was just too cute and all the hard work paid off. Happy kids= Happy me! =)

Arch of balloons welcoming the guests!

Cake Table


Here is the close up of the cupcake Tower. Cupcakes, Tower and Cup cake toppers all made by me. The Cake Topper was made by this talented sculpter on Clayinaround on Etsy.

Close up of the Cupcake Toppers, my favorite are the ones with Annie’s Face. Many guests kept them. Which made it even more special.

Birthday Banner also made by me from Scrapbook Paper. This is actually what set the color scheme for the party. My Little Pony partyware is pale pink and lavender and I wanted vivid bright colors.


Other items I made to decorate the Cake Table were a wooden sign saying “Anna is 4″ and a picture in a frame from Target’s 1.00 section dressed in her Birthday shirt from My Personalized Tshirt.
Annie’s Sweet Shop!


Chocolate Ponies made by a dear High School friend. She is super talented. If you are in South Florida and want her info please email me.




Annie’s Sweet Shop was all the guests favorite. Well, maybe not all the mommies but I did send with each child a toothbrush. Sorry Moms! =) I tried to keep all the colors within the same color scheme from the rest of the decorations, it was kind of easier since all the Easter Candy is out. Jelly Beans and Easter M & M’s filled the large Jars. Each child recieved a goody bag to fill up with candy from the Sweet Shop and an additional metallic pale before they left with a bubble gum machine, tooth brush, pencil and other My Little Pony goodies. (I forgot to take a picture of the pale) =/.


Kids tables and Centerpieces. Can you believe I got all the items to make the centerpieces at the Dollar Tree. Amazing! Even that cute yellow gumball Machine. They have great party items you just need a little creativity.

I made 50 home made sugar cookies in Pony shape and Scalloped edge to match all the favor tags I used through out the decor. Unfortunately, I didn’t take a close up picture of the cookies. When I remembered, the cookies were gone. Which is a good sign that they were yummy.

At the party entrance we had a photo spot. Not many people noticed it. Glad some kids did, including all the cousin’s and Annie.



The Ranch was Great! They included tons of activity for the kids including Face painting, Petting Zoo and Pony Rides. They also had a Flat Screen TV for the adult daddies to watch the basketball game.

Annie blowing out her candle.
Her Birthday Crown can also be found on Etsy through True Love Found. She has great crown and wands in her store already. But if you have a certain idea she will work with you. She was sper easy to work with. Check her out.

Hope you enjoyed Annie’s Party Pics as much as I enjoyed planning it!
Happy Birthday my Annie Bannanie! We love you sooo much!