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Milk & Cookies Birthday Party

Such a cute way to celebrate a first birthday. While it was hard to find decorations to fit our theme we seemed to make it work with a cute color scheme and lots of yummy treats! We did this under $100! Talk about a party on a budget.



We made this adorable outfit ourselves! The shirt is a onsie from Hobby Lobby and we took some transfer paper and printed out the cookie and milk images and ironed them right on.

These adorable little milk cartoons are so cute but can cost over $2 per bottle. We saved up our old Starbucks mocha glasses and peeled the stickers off with a greenpad and dish soap.

Pre-wrapped Oatmeal cream pie cookies and some candies were a perfect party favor for the guests.




This was such a cute way for guests to leave her a note that she can cherish forever.

Her smash cake was nothing fancy. We picked it up for our local bakery and added the number 1 with some cookie crisp cereal.


This adorable idea was made from a wooden letter A from hobby lobby and we hot glued Cookie Crisp cereal to it.
















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