Of course, my red head fairy loving daughter would choose to be Rosetta for her Tinkerbell party. Even her cake had to be adorned by Rosetta, NOT Tinkerbell. She was very excited about this party, for months...and once it all came into effect she was kind of overwhelmed. Grammy made the girls fairy costumes, (we can't thank you enough Grammy!!! THANK YOU!!!!) and I think even dressing up in them at the start of the party was just too much for Cailen to handle. Riley didn't wear her Tink dress until much later in the party
She got ready and then hid under the table as guests started to show up! Eventually she warmed up, played with friends and enjoyed her party, but her tunnel vision included presents and the cake!
It was a nice little party. Afterward, Daddy 
took her on a special date to Walmart where she picked out her own presents with some of her b'day money. She wore her flower in her hair, a new purple leopard print tutu, sang through the store and got many compliments from passers by about how cute she was. She bought 2 puzzles and a Little People Fairy Tree house. I was afraid she'd want to come home with Barbies in hand...but alas, my little girl is still a little girl. :) She had a wonderful time out with daddy and sang about it on the way home...I thought for sure that was the highlight of the day, but when I asked what her favorite part of the day was...she said "my cake"....That blessed me so much. I put so much into those cakes and that one frustrated me as I had to pull apart the original design (at 11 pm) and start over, but in the end, I was happy with it.
Cailen's friends made for great company at the party. We were blessed to have each and every person there and she was blessed with lots of wonderful presents. Thank you all for making Cailen's 4th birthday so special. :)



I wish I used a flash for these pictures, but oh well, you get the picture. I really hope the decal letters stay on the wall, it's looking kind of iffy with the bumpy plaster.