Of course, bunnies need carrots and I found these beautiful rainbow carrots to share with the bunnies at our party.
We kept the food pretty simple.
box lunches for all the kids with string cheese, strawberries, a juice box, and a peanut butter and jelly sandwich cut into an egg shape. I made the boxes using this template from Martha Stewart.




The carrots were actually the most popular item. Larry ended up pulling out more carrots to serve because I think the kids like having a giant carrot all to themselves. Or maybe they were really into being bunnies, who knows?

Then I also made egg-shaped sugar cookies
And cupcakes that looked like they had grass on them with a chocolate egg in the middle.
We had mini water bottles on hand too.
2 comments:
Mental note - pretend to be bunnies in order to get Audrey to eat carrots. I LOVE all of the details of the party, Steph - clearly it was a hit!
What Steph didn't include was, mid-party, one of the little boys in attendance stopping and exclaiming to him Mom, "Mom, this is the best party EVER!"
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