Party Time!

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The birthday joy continued on Saturday when we prepared for her party. 
She felt so pleased in this blouse from Aunt Barbara and Uncle Les and wearing her birthday sash. 

She was eager to celebrate with her close friends, Chloe, Chase, Emory, and Marcela. 

For her party, we did a scavenger hunt followed by dinner at a favorite Italian restaurant. Lovie was so helpful going with me to plan the scavenger hunt for the party. 
Nay, Charlie, and Livy were one team and they won the scavenger hunt!


Sarah Graves and her friends had a fun time running around Smyrna Market Village snapping pics!

Having the party at a restaurant kept the prep simple, but we couldn’t resist a few personal touches to make it special!



They were so grown up sitting at their own table and they enjoyed themselves doing it!







Another wish!


After dinner, we went to Lovie and Pops’ to open gifts from friends.

Livy couldn’t wait to give Sissy this Barbie she knew she already loves!


So thankful Sarah Graves could be celebrated by family and friends! She has a kind heart and it makes me happy that others see it and love her for it!

 

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