Mermaid Sprinkle

We celebrated our fellow Foxes, Brooke, Hap and Gray, on the impending arrival of their baby girl. Given our surroundings and proximity to the sea, we chose a mermaid theme. Below, a fraction of the fun. Thanks, in large part, to our friends at Paper Source.

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I love a good prep and planning sesh.

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Craft letters that I spray painted gold.

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Chevron table runner that I tripled up, paper globes, gold scallop cups

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trend party fans, dot napkinsgold and trend confetti, mermaid sign, cast iron bottle opener

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confetti coastersxo napkins

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confetti tumblersmetallic fans

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craft market muslin bags with strawberry salt water taffy

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…and fringe party horns in mint and pink as favors.

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I picked up some decorative storage baskets and signs from HomeGoods and flipped them over to use as risers. We also gave birth to little assistants and put them to work!

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We served watermelon “pizza”…

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…and nectarine and buratta crostini for everyone to snack on while the kids were still awake. We waited for them to go to bed for an adults only dinner of chicken skewers, shrimp salad lettuce wraps, fish tacos, corn and seasonal greens salads, all made by our talented friend Amanda.

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Milk Bar Cake with vintage party number picks in their zip code for our Brooklyn brood.

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If you haven’t tried this cake yet (or any of Milk Bar’s creations), you must. It’s seriously so good.

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Pops in Prosecco, inspired from a favorite place of ours, placed on an upside down crate topped with gold dot paper.

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And local, seasonal ale for the family who calls the other borough home.

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Cupcakes with toppers for the kiddos, macaroons for the adults.

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We gifted the babe-to-be a Harmony blabla doll and this sign– that we’ll write her name and birthdate on once she arrives- for her nursery, among other things.

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The pups had to be included in the party too! Behold the Bark Booth.

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Organic dog treats, cake pops, bowls and mat from Pet Smart. White tennis balls and aqua rubber balls from Amazon. Frame from HomeGoods.

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Poor Brinkley ate her weight in treats. I can identify with a girl who doesn’t know restraint!

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6 Comments

  1. […] break up and make several nights, you’ve come to the right place! Last week, we threw a mermaid sprinkle shower and our friend Amanda, one of the co-hosts, whipped up an amazing, sea-inspired smorgasbord. […]



  2. A Hamptons Summer Guide | Nat's Next Adventure on August 18, 2015 at 12:41 pm

    […] easier (and more fun!) to stay in, swim, cook and entertain (as evidenced by our 4th, game night, mermaid sprinkle and luau). Therefore, this is less of a hot spot guide and more of a summer scrapbook, Red Fox […]



  3. A Mermaid Party « Paper Source on October 6, 2015 at 1:14 pm

    […] are a huge summer trend and make a great party theme. We’re obsessed with this Mermaid Party created by Natalie Thomas over at Nat’s Next Adventure. Natalie was throwing a Sprinkle (a […]



  4. […] spot. All signs were pointing to meltdown. But I grabbed some leftover party supplies from this mermaid magicalness (I like to make up words. I also adore alliteration.) and the mood shifted. Suddenly, someone was […]



  5. […] definitely know my bestie Brooke. She came with me to Alt Summit, inspired me to make this, throw this and is one of the biggest supporters of NNA not to mention Nat herself (Yes, I just referred to […]



  6. […] a week of each other, and two summers ago, Amanda, Jess and I celebrated Brooke and her little mermaid-in-waiting. I guess it’s only natural that it’s my time but they blew me away with the gorgeous […]