We've Been Published in CocoLily Magazine

We been published in an amazing e-magazine, CocoLily Magazine. 

The first boutique publication for mom, hostess and bride with a whimsically modern twist. COCOLILY offers its readers truly unique content they will not find anywhere else. Showcasing celebrations, charming inspirations, real issues, curated fabulous finds; all complemented by overflows of stunning photography, gorgeous styling and chic fashion. Founded in 2013 with a highly anticipated debut issue that launched in Spring 2013, COCOLILY is a trend setting publication with mainstream appeal that aims to showcase artists, photographers, designers, inventors, creators, dreamers, kids, stylists, women, brides, moms and hostesses.

Thank you Renee + Dominique for the wonderful opportunity! I look forward to working with COCOLILY again in the near future. Check on the logo below to see our spread!

Londyn Is One: Day Of Event

Here are the professional pictures taken by my sister of Londyn's first birthday party. The day was overcast, and two hour before the party began it rained cats and dogs. I requested that my client rent the side wall panels for the tent as an alternate plan, and we were so glad we did. Enjoy!

The Cake Courtesan provided these amazingly beautiful cakes for the event. The smaller dessert were from Cakes by Tiffani

We decided to create simple centerpieces with pomander balls and roses. Vanessa Grant Events created the super, cute London themed toppers.

Home Goods was the source where we purchased the double decker bus that was spray painted in a pink ombre pattern. The mini fascinators were purchased from Ebay.

The rosette aisle runner and chair caps were from CV Linens.

These glitter frames were from Hobby Lobby and were on clearance for less than $2.

The petite fashions were on point.

Source It:

Planning and Design: Petite Seats

Cakes: The Cake Courtesan

Desserts: Cakes by Tiffani

Caricature Artist/Face Painting: All About Entertainment

Photography: Oh Experience

Catering: Charm City Catering

Stationery: Vanessa Grant Events

Tent + Rentals: Cheers Party

PS Launch Party

Our Launch Party was June 8th at the Art Factory in Paterson, New Jersey. I was overly ambitious and produced a two look photo shoot for our Fall Campaign in addition to this Launch Party. I WILL NEVER DO THIS AGAIN! I was dead on my feet. In spite of this, everything looked amazing and the four vendors who rocked their tablescapes made my job a little easier.

A huge shout out to Digna of Digna Toledo Photography for shooting both the photo shoot and the party. Natasha of the Flair Factor, Chicona of Malani Signature Events, and Juanita of Willow & East THANK YOU so very much for participating. You all did an exceptional job highlighting our chairs. Also, thanks to Jennifer of Sweet Lil Sweets for donating those super tasty custom cookies as party favors. Each of these ladies went above and beyond and I truly appreciate all that they did in supporting Petite Seats.

A super duper shout out to my partner in crime and sounding board, my little sister Olesha of Oh Experience Photography for being on board from day one and supporting me as always.

Could not have done this without any of these women. Finding like minded business conscious women is a challenge, I've been fortunate to work with some kick a%? ladies who are true BOSSes. 

Photo Credit: Digna Toledo Photography

Photo Credit: Digna Toledo Photography

Photo Credit: Digna Toledo Photograghy

Photo Credit: Digna Toledo Photography

Photo Credit: Digna Toledo Photography

I couldn't finish this post without publicly acknowledging my brother-in-law and his family for truly being my go to people the day of. They were movers, haulers, personal shoppers, and bartenders . . . All without a fuss. Love you guys. My hubby was also instrumental in me maintaining my sanity during the planning of the shoot and launch. He truly took Daddy Day Care to the heart and even wore our Petite Seats t-shirt in support. Gotta love the guy!

PS Fall Campaign: New York City State of Mind

I endeavored to combined the individual talents of  some of the tri-state areas special events companies to present a styled photo shoot focusing on the undeniable charm of sophisticated children. The spectacular nineteenth century historic industrial complex, the Art Factory, was the perfect location for this child sized photo shoot.

Capturing the lightness of children’s laughter, mixing beautifully detailed design, with petite sized simplicity, this styled shoot was inspired by the energy and excitement of New York City. The color palette was instigated by the colors of a New York City taxi cab: black, white, and yellow {With pops of red}.  Favors and More, LLC’s design and installation offered a new perspective for an over-the-top children’s birthday party. An added bonus were the sweet treats from the Traveling Cupcake. We hope this shoot will mark the first of many collaborations to come and will inspire more "tot sized" shoots.

From The Traveling Cupcake

The Traveling Cupcake

Source It:

Concept + Producer: Petite Seats

Creative Director + Concept: Favors + More, LLC

Decor: Favors + More, LLC

Photography: Digna Toledo Photography + Oh Experience

Location: The Art Factory

Graffiti Artist: Clone Ink

Production Assistant: Christopher Valerio Events

Prop Stylist: Favors + More, LLC

Sweets Table Treats: The Traveling Cupcake

Sweets Table Styling + Design: Favors + More, LLC

Videographer: Mae B Films

Stationery: Favors + More, LLC

Casting Director: Favors + More, LLC

Rentals: Metro Party Rentals + Petite Seats

Attire: Models Own

Donna of the Traveling Cupcake was one of the first vendors to show interest in the shoot when I announced it on Instagram. Her sweet treats where amazingly designed and tasted great too. Her serene presence was an added bonus to the hectic environment of the shoot.

Yosi of Favors + More LLC is the BOMB.com. She was so willing to take on any role she felt was too much for me to handle alone. She single highhandedly found and selected the models for the shoot. Besides Casting Director, she and her sister created an out-of-this world design and setup. I told them the theme and they ran with it!

These women are super sweet, talented, and true BOSSes. Thanks so much for making Petite Seats look so good. 

Londyn is One: Stationery

When the decision was made to start Petite Seats, I decided event planning would be a thing of the past and my free time would be devoted only to a rental company. Well fast forward to the present . . . I am planning events. Not just any events, but specifically over-the-top kids party. I fell in love with planning kids birthday parties last January when I produced a Safari themed 5th birthday extravaganza. I'm actively planning a super cute ombre infused, pink Union Jack, first birthday fete for a precious little girl named Londyn. The big event is next weekend and I wanted to share several aspect of the party with our blog readers. First up is the stationery suite designed by the amazingly talented Vannesa, of Vanessa Grant Events.

BANNER OPTIONS

CENTERPIECE ELEMENTS

WOODEN PLAQUE

INVITATION

Summer 2014: Client's Pictures

We have been super busy this summer and haven't made blogging a priority. Petite Seats has been growing by leaps and bounds. We recently added new inventory to be listed on our site at the end of September. Below are pictures of a few of the events we provided Petite Seats.

Designed by Tricia Smith Brown Planning and Design Image Credit: Tatiana Teo Photography

From @dkoran2 

From Malani Signature Events

From J & G 

Upcycle: Changing Station 2 Beverage Station

Our latest project. . .

Interview: Edible Details

I get my daily fill of aesthetically pleasing sweet treats on my Instagram feed. One company I have been admiring for several months is Edible Details. Brittany is the creative mastermind behind these edible fondant creations. They are sculpted and finely detailed sweet replicas of anything from toy trains to fire flames. Visit Edible Details website for online ordering of cupcake toppers, 3D characters, Fondant POPS!, cake plaque toppers, and more. Brittany was kind enough to share her journey with us. Enjoy!

Years in the Business: 4 this Fall

You’ve been in the Arts industry for many years. As a trained professional do you feel it’s a necessary requirement to have certifications or affiliations to go along with your title?

I guess you could say I would not be where I am not if it weren't for my schooling. However, my schooling had nothing to do with how I learned to work with fondant- that skill was 100% self-taught. It was the schooling that forced me to take an internship somewhere, which brought me to California. This internship brought me into the world of making cakes and from there the profession stuck for my time in CA.  When I returned to the Midwest, it was then that I knew I wanted to make a job out of my favorite part of cakes (knowing cake baking was not going to fly with my area) ... FONDANT! Thankfully it worked out and I was able to find my niche and make it a success! So yes....I guess I do have my training to thank for where I am now in a round about way,

As a little girl did you envision yourself being a baker? What was your dream job back then?

No, Not at all! When I was really young I wanted to be a dolphin trainer at Sea World!  While in high school I developed a passion for cooking and that was what I wanted to go to school for! When I met with someone from the culinary school I attended, it was in that meeting that I decided to switch to baking instead of cooking after realizing what a day at a bakery would look like versus a day in a busy kitchen. I still love to cook more than bake, but "Molding Fondant" is my hobby and I still love it after all these years.

​​What’s your current obsession?

Pinterest recipes! I'm in the kitchen for 2-3 meals a day trying new recipes pulled from Pinterest. I think I've hit the point of obsession. ;-)

What’s your must have fashion need, particularly when you are baking?

Fashion? Oh gosh . . . ZERO cute fashions when I'm baking. :) LOL! Unless you count a classic Pony Tail as a fashion statement? My only "Must Have" is a pony tail to keep my hair back. I can NOT stand to cook or bake with my hair down.
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What would you like to learn to do?

Sew! I recently decided (after many Pinterest temptations for cute kids clothes patterns) that I would like to get a sewing machine and learn to sew. My mom is an insanely talented seamstress and has been sewing since she was a little girl,so I'm hoping I can tap into some of those genes and find my inner seamstress! We are moving to Alaska soon, I think that will be a good time to pick up a new hobby on those loooooooong winter days!
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Do you admire anyone’s style (i.e., fellow bakers)?

Yes! So many I don't even know where to begin! I admire Arty McGoo for her insane painted cookie skills and that she always looks so darn cute! I admire Melissa from "The Baked Equation" for her skills in iced cookies and her heart that's truly as sweet as her cookies! I admire so many Party stylists for what they can think up for a child's party....too many to name! And for bakers.....I really adore Eat Cake Be Merry, Fondant Flinger, Earth & Sugar, Half Baked, and so so many more! Cake people blow me away and I love to drool over their skills on IG! :) Oh, and Lynlee's Petite Cakes and Love and Sugar Kisses. I admire both their incredible talents as well as their humble down to earth sweet spirits in their ever popular businesses! If any of you reading this have 5 minutes to look some of these gals up....they are worth a follow on FB or IG. Love them!

I am a magazine junkie and I read multiple ones each month. What are your three favorite sources for inspiration?

Instagram (IG) and watching recent posts of Pretty Cakes from all my favorite 

What led you to setup shop for yourself? What was motivation?

My motivation was moving to a tiny town in North Dakota that had no options for a bakery to work at and I knew no one there would want to pay more than $50 for a cake. Doing cakes was simply not going to help support my family! I thought about taking just fondant online and trying that. I told my husband "I think I could make this part time and maybe make some money!". WELL! Little did I know that there was a huge demand for fondant toppers and with in the first month of business I was pulling all nighters, turning away orders and I literally never saw the bottom of my inbox's for the rate of emails coming in far exceeded my replies that were going out. It was crazy! I am so thankful for the online opportunities to make this business possible!

You have developed a well known brand; your name is synonymous with opulently created fondant treats. What do you think are the three most important skills needed to be successful in building a company brand?

1) Motivation! You have to just keep at it and know that its going to take a LOT of hours to get your business where you want it!
2) Never underestimate the power of social media and making life long friendships and connections with in the online world. I can honestly saw that my business would not be where it is today and my name would not be as well known if it were not for all the amazing party woman out there who connected with my work and used my toppers over and over again for their styled shoots, for their kids parties, for giveaways and promotions, interviews. These amazing woman are really the ones who got my name out there and I am forever indebted to them all for what they've helped me accomplish! So many of them I can truly call "Friend" now too....and that support alone is priceless!
3) Maintain the business once you hit a point of making it "Big" (Lol....I still in no way feel like a big name, but I think the orders and emails prove otherwise!) and learn to prioritize, organize and really make the business what you want it to be, Fine tune it, adjust it....make it something that you will really love doing for the long haul.

I've learned to simply say "No" to things I don't enjoy making, or charging what I need to for the time that some items take to make rather than charging what everyone else's charges and lose money on it! And only taking on what I can fit into so many days a week so I'm not overworked and taking too much time away from family. I'll forever be fine tuning this business, but I would say year 4 has been my most organized one yet! :)

 What has been the biggest frustration in your career?

Truthfully? The pricing. I charge what I need to for how long things take me (Seriously people...I'm not making a big profit on most of my orders!) but if I look on certain sites for people doing the same thing I'll see something similar for less than HALF the cost! I can't complete with that and it frustrates me to no end that these businesses can charge SO little for their work!? Am I just that slow? Or are they just trying to make sales and they too will soon learn that that's not going to make a business in the long run?

I try to not even look anymore because I seriously just do not get it. I can't work and only make $4 - $6 an hour (I swear that must be what some of these people must be making if they did the calculations....because 12 toppers for $10 that would take 2 hours to make just does. not. add. up!) running this business. The time away from my family is worth more than that and I'm ever thankful for my loyal customers that see and understand that value. <3

On the flip side: I also frustrate myself with my lack of ability to say "No" to people. :) I am the worst (best?) at falling head over heel for making customers happy....from the endless emails that an order can take to set up to saying yes to that sweet mom who needed something fer her baby's cake like YESTERDAY!.....I just want to make people happy and its probably a fault. :P But always....always worth it once the orders are in the hands of those happy customers. Then its worth the all nighter that it took to get something to that person. :)

Brittany thank you so very much for carving out time to answer my questions. Cheers to another successful year in business. I definitely understand your passion for your work and its conveyed in your beautiful creations. Be Well. Be Encouraged.

 

Over The Top Kids Party Invitations

I subscribe to Ceci New York's Ceci Style e-Magazine and this week's edition, their 200th by the way, muse was kid's birthday party invitations. I thought this would be a great blog post subject. Invitations serve to inform your guests of the coming festivities, but it also can be a keepsake.

More from Etsy invitations

Our Girls Birthday Shoot w/ Digna Toledo Photography

I had the pleasure of working with Digna of Digna Toledo Photography for my girls' birthdays photo shoot. We did everything in our dining room, with a little panache we created two vignettes to complement the girls' outfits. In true toddler fashion my oldest did not want to take pictures once Digna arrived. She was able to get several amazing shoots of my youngest.

Etsy Vendor: TheFakeCupCakery

My oldest was not feeling the photo shoot at all. . . three year olds for you.

Interview: "There Should Always Be Cake"

We had the pleasure of interviewing Laury Saldana, owner and baker of NYC's There Should Always Be Cake. Laury was kind enough to answer a few questions, in spite of her super, busy schedule. We are so appreciative! 

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Years in the Business: 3

You’ve been in the Arts industry for many years. As a seasoned professional do you feel it’s a necessary requirement to have certifications or affiliations to go along with your title? Yes, I believe being talented on its own its excellent but having certification is what gives you that extra confidence and its also that extra tool that allows your customers to trust that they are dealing with a professional.

As a little girl did you envision yourself being a baker? What was your dream job back then? As a little girl I never even thought about it lol!!! I was born in NYC and my mom sent me to live to Dominican Republic when I was 10 years old. At that age I remember making and enjoying all sorts of confections like taffy also known as canquiña in Dom Rep, candied fruit (dulce de toronja, dulce de naranja), flan, dulce de leche, etc. I came back to the US at the age of 16 and also found myself voluteering my desserts and cakes at every family and friend's gatherings, without realizing this was my passion. I came to that conclusion years later when I decided to attend culinary school.

What’s your current obsession? Well... I think that would be cake stands and china lol!! I have a collection of over 120 cake stands. They are just so pretty to me and add that special final touch to your finished cake. 

What’s your must have fashion need, particularly when you are baking? My must have fashion need is a fabulous handbag lol!! I don't necessarily need it for baking but I can for sure bring my Chanel to the wholesale market when I buy my cake ingredients lol!!!!

What would you like to learn to do? Photography!!!! I would love to learn how to photograph. I bought a super high tech camera and have no clue how to use it lol!!! I want to be able to take a shot of a simple green pea and allow it to say a million things when someone looks at the photo. 

Do you admire anyone’s style (i.e., fellow bakers)? Oh yes!!! A few I totally admire are Elisa Strauss at Confetti Cakes, Stevi Auble at Hey There Cupcake, Peggy Porschen. Those are just a few I can think of.

I am a magazine junkie and I read multiple ones each month. What are your three favorite sources for inspiration? I absolutely love flowers and sugar flowers are my to go item when I want to glam up a cake. So to find inspiration I love to take a stroll sometimes at the botanical garden or page through botanical books, specially flower ones. Also, since I am a flight attendant as well, I love to travel and use the different architectural structures I see as inspiration. And last but not least, fabrics!!! I love couture, so looking at different fabrics helps me find inspiration when constructing cakes.

What lead you to setup shop for yourself? What was your motivation? My motivation was mainly the effect my creations have on people. It gives me great satisfaction to see how happy I can make people with my work and this is what motivates me every single day.

You have developed a well known brand; you name is synonymous with opulently created desserts. What do you think are the three most important skills needed to be successful in building a company brand? Perfection which is achieved by working super hard and making sure your work is flawless top to bottom even if it takes a million hours to finish. Love for what you do, since that is what motivates you to wake up every morning and create something that will make people happy. And perhaps the most important, a great team because you can't do it on your own. Your team is what keeps you running and acknowledging their hard work every single day is what makes your brand solid and successful.

What has been the biggest frustration in your career? To be quite honest... I don't have any yet because I love what I do. That's not to say I won't ever have any, but for now I am quite happy 😊

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In need of  a uniquely designed sweet treat contact the Bronx's own There Should Always Be Cake. 

All Photos Are From Laury's Instagram Page @LSALDANACAKES 

Happy Memorial Day

Natasha, of the Flair Factor, and I collaborated to create an impromptu styled shoot to commemorate Memorial Day. We had the perfect models, our beautiful daughters. Check out the pictures and enjoy the official first day of cookout season and open beaches.

Daniella was excited to drink the "red juice".

Natasha has created a new product line for her company, custom made frayed fabric garlands. They are perfect for any occasion.

My little one had to participate as well.

Preview Party

Please join us as we celebrate the launch of Petite Seats. Invite your friends to come and mingle and view New Jersey's newest rental company.

Mama's Expo in Corona, Queens

Yesterday afternoon we had the pleasure of exhibiting in the Mama's Expo at the New York Hall of Science. The event attendance was over 3,200. For our first expo I felt we accomplished our goals, (i.e., brand awareness and networking with other vendors).

Our nautical themed tablescape was a hit! We were able to chat with parents interested in using our chairs for their little ones parties. We are ever expanding and from now until September our focus will remain networking and getting the Petite Seats brand recognized. Looks of exciting things happening this summer. Stay tuned.

a sampling of our Petite Seats accessory line

Our Nautical Themed Tablescape

Photo Credit: Eryn Hatzithomas

Mad Science on the Performance Stage || Photo Credit: Eryn Hatzithomas

Twinkle Playspace at The Mamas Expo || Photo Credit: Eryn Hatzithomas

The Mamas Expo 2014 at NYSCI || Photo Credit: Marc Goldberg  www.marcgoldbergphotography.com

Photo Credit: Eryn Hatzithomas

Photo Credit: Eryn Hatzithomas

Shelby's Partea

We had the chance to work with Natasha of the Flair Factor to implement her daughter's 2nd birthday party. Let me just say Natasha outdid her self with this design and all of the personalized and custom elements. It was over-the-top and just right for posh tots.

Designed By Olive Branch Papery

The children had a blast on an Easter egg hunt, Easter egg painting, and eating sweet treats to their hearts content.

Natasha was searching for many weeks for the perfect chandelier to use as an overhang for the children's table. She discovered the perfect one on Craigslist. She spray painted and decorated it with pearl strands. Super chic!

The birthday girls sneak peek at her party decor. She had sensory overload, looking from place to place. :-)

The Birthday Girl's Petite Seat

Now this is a tablescape!

The dessert buffet with its custom linens where a huge hit with the children . . . and the adults. Treats like Jello shooters, macaroons, chocolate covered strawberries, and custom cookies were included.

One of three ribbon cakes

Did I mention Natasha made these from scratch, all while tending to her two year old and newborn son! 

The sweet birthday girl xoxo

Please contact us if you are looking for a super cute and sweetly sophisticated way to take your children's events to the next level.

Summer || Fall Styled Shoot

We are gearing up for a collaborative shoot with various vendors for our summer and fall campaign. We decided to design a Taxi/NYC and a Back to School themed photo shoot. 

{1} Addition Flash Card Banner

{2} Addition Flash Card Cookie

{3} Alphabet Cookie Treats

{4} Scissors and Paperclip Centerpiece

{5} Paper Airplanes Decor

{6} Composition Books

{7} Brown Bag Labels

{8} School Themed Toothpicks

{1} Styled Desk

{2} Color Pencil Centerpiece

{3} Crayon Centerpiece

{4} Multiplication ChocoOreos

{5} Eraser Treats

The NYC/Taxi theme is a super cute uni-sexed theme. Check out our inspiration board:

{1} Taxi Invitations

{2} I Heart NYC Boxes

{3} Taxi Cutout

{4} I Heart NYC Sign

{5} Taxi Model

{6} NYC Dessert Table

{7} Checkerboard Pattern

{8} Metro Card Escort Cards

{9} NYC Themed Cookies

{10} Taxi Cookie

{11} T-Shirt Cookie

{12} Yellow Cab Models

{13} NYC Street Signs

The Mamas Expo

We are anxiously waiting for Sunday, May 4. Why you ask? Because we will be exhibiting in the 2014 Mamas Expo in Corona, Queens. This is will our first platform to share our Petite Seats will the NYC Metro area. We are excited to have parents see our chairs in person and chat about our visions for the company. If you're able please check us out. We will be staging a nautical themed birthday celebration and our available chair accessories (e.g. chair caps and sashes).

Here is a blurb about this one-of-a-kind show:

Part baby expo, part county fair, and part something entirely different, the Mamas Expo is a one day family friendly gathering that celebrates parenting culture in New York City and beyond. It brings together local resources, businesses, brands, educators, caretakers, parents, grandparents, performers, artists, and of course kids to  receive an exclusive look at all of the new resources available and of course, have fun!

The Mamas Expo is open to all parents, expectant moms, and children, from pregnancy to age 6. Attendees have unprecedented, insider access to some of the best local services, specialists and products currently available for families in Queens and throughout New York City. From finding new local classes and schools, to the best innovative products and retail stores, parents  receive an exclusive look at all of the new resources available to make sure they are in-the-know! It’s simply the best kids expo in Queens, Brooklyn, Bronx, and NYC!  Source

For tickets click here. Families will enjoy:

• Loads of free giveaways from some of the coolest kids and baby brands.
• Prenatal resources, demonstrations, birthing education and access to local pregnancy related services.
• Designated play areas and free sample classes throughout the day. 
• Shopping and discounts from the hottest new retail companies and local creators.
• The opportunity to speak one-on-one with top family friendly brands and local businesses.
• Samplings of kid friendly food and treats.
• Free on-site entertainment and performances.
• All day access to the New York Hall of Science and the Science Playground.
• And much more...

When: Sunday May 4th 2014 from 10 am – 4 pm

Where: New York Hall of Science - 47-01 111th Street, Corona, NY 11368

 Ticket Price: ME14 is free with NYSCI admission or membership. Mamas Expo all access passes and VIP tickets* are available to purchase in advance before May 4, 2014 online at www.themamasexpo.com. Ticket includes all-day access to New York Hall of Science, access to the Mamas Expo and events, access to New York’s largest Science Playground, plus one round of Rocket Park Mini Golf.

Mamas Expo Advance All Access Ticket Price:

$17 Adult (18+)

$13 Child (2-17), Student (w/ID), Senior (62+)/ Under 2 Free

(15% off Adult regular price / 19% off Child Regular Price)

$45 VIP All Access

All Access Tickets will be available for purchase at the door for full price on the day of the event and include general admission for one, access to the Mamas Expo, 1 ticket to Science Playground, and 1 any-time voucher for Mini-Golf (valid for 1 round of Rocket Park Mini-Golf. Expires June 5, 2014) 

 

Our Spring Campaign

We are fortunate to have a professional photographer in the family, our initial photo shoot was a seamless process. Initially I wanted to do various vignettes to highlight our chairs, but after planning the tablescape design, vendor logistics, and outfits for  one "look"  I was pooped.  We had three petite models who were on hand to have a "pretend" party. All three sweeties did an amazing job and had tons of fun during the process. It was a very warm day, around 77 degrees, so the weather was perfect. 

Here Bella Mia is sampling a sweet treat and smiling prettily for the camera.

First Shipment in Route

We are preparing for our first campaign which will include our spring/summer 2014 line of chiavari chair accessories. Our first shipment of chairs is on the way! Our order includes 30, white-on-white chairs.

In route to us . . .

Right as I arrived home a large truck pulled in behind me. The chairs had arrived. The shipping boxes (as shown above) looked like they had been through a scuffle and lost. Nevertheless, the chairs were package so well all 30 chairs arrived without a scratch. We are super excited to embark on this new business journey. We hope to share our experiences as business owners and provide the latest trends in children's parties. 

Sneak Peak of us prepping for our styled shoot this Sunday

Invitations 4 Launch

On the agenda for this week there were a lot of small details to handle to ensure our promo shoot goes off without a hitch. In addition, we have been focused on planning the June 8th launch event for our brand. Oh and did I mention all of this while marketing our brand on social media accounts (BTW check us out on Instagram @petiteseats).

Vistaprint had an amazing Groupon offer that we couldn't pass up ($27 for $70 worth of products). We ordered business cards (Zazzle) and invitations for our launch. See designs below.

I'm so in love with our color palette of soft greens, gray, and orange.