Peter Rabbit 1 Year Old Birthday Party

Our son, Brighton, just turned one.

He is such a cutie and brings so much joy to our family.

His oldest two siblings adore him.

Our two-year-old is sometimes not too fond of him (especially when he plays with her toys),

but for the most part they play and get along well.

I debated on what to do for his one year old birthday party… until I saw some really cute Peter Rabbit party items at Burke Decor.

I purchased the Peter Rabbit napkins, cupcake wrappers & sticks and 2 fold out cards to use as centerpieces.

I had many Peter Rabbit and Easter items that I knew I could use—which obviously cuts costs, so, I decided to go with a Peter Rabbit theme.

When I decide to throw a party, I try to make it as affordable as possible.

I usually see what I have on hand as far as decorations, snacks, treats, etc. go. Despite the full buffet table and the tablescapes set for our 26 guests, this party cost less than $100.00 because I used many items, snacks, tableware and food that I already had on hand.

More details on the tablescapes (adults and kids), food, decoration, cakes, and party favors coming soon.

I bought a cute red wheel barrow and hoe and shovel for $10 on the local classifieds.

As soon as I saw the small vintage wheel barrow, shovel and hoe I knew that I wanted to use them as centerpieces on the table; so, I placed them in the middle and began working around them.

I had multiple books with Peter Rabbit and a Peter Rabbit stuffed animal (which I used in this Goodnight Moon Elf on the Shelf video) that I used for decoration.

I hung these handmade burlap Easter bunny and Carrot bunting across the front of the food table. I used the carrot bunting this year to decorate my Modern Rustic Easter Mantel.