Speaking of Sarah (winner of Giveaway #1!)....she emailed me a few weeks ago to tell me that I inspired some of the items she created for a "Sip & See" Baby Shower she just hosted! She was sweet to give me credit in her blog post about her party, and I really appreciate that! I see many parties around the web now that were clearly "inspired" by something on my blog, but many people don't bother to mention their source for inspiration! So, thank you Sarah!
My favorite part of the shower (beside the items inspired by TKS, of course) were these beverage jars and labels that Sarah created! Aren't they adorable?!
Wondering what a "Sip & See" party is? I was too, until a few weeks ago! My favorite hostess, Jenn from HWTM describes it here: A Sip and See is basically a casual type of baby shower that’s held AFTER baby arrives instead of before. Friends and family are invited to drop by “open house style” within a certain time frame to meet the baby (see) and enjoy light food & drinks (sip) . Check out this fabulous "Sparkling Sip & See" inspiration board that Jenn created!
View more details and photos of Sarah's Sip & See on her blog HERE!
Sarah's Sip & See Shower was also featured on Everyday Celebrating HERE!
Sip n' See's are wonderful and are pretty popular here in Texas and the South. A group of friends hosted one for my second baby a few months ago. They are great for second or third babies when you don't feel a shower is appropriate before hand. Every baby needs to be celebrated! =) A Sip n' See is also great for a wedding. They are often hosted the week of a wedding at the bride's family home. All of her gifts are displayed in a pretty setting and it is a way for the bride to say thank you to all of the people who have so graciously gifted her with the fabulous items.
ReplyDeleteYou're so sweet!! Thanks so much for the kind words and the feature...you really are helping in my quest for fame...haha! :)
ReplyDeleteLove this post as I am also hosting a Sip and See for this Sunday! ; )
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