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Under the Sea

There are so many well done Ariel parties I don’t even know where to begin with the inspiration! Of course there would need to be seashells and bubbles, balloons, or pom-poms to give you the underwater feel. These sequined seaweed fabric streamers (so cool) or sequined table cloth would do the trick too.
Under the Sea Princess Mermaid Birthday Party

Ariel Color Collection-5 Pom Poms- Mermaid party decoration/ baby shower hanging decoraiton/ nursery mobile/ photography propLily's 5th Birthday 021 EditUnder the Sea Princess Mermaid Birthday Party
Let’s talk food. This drink adds just the right feel and I just love this ice-cream cone cake. I could see Kali loving this jello too! So cool. The sand-effect on these cupcakes is awesome too. I’m thinking crushed graham cracker?
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The Workman Family had goldfish in a fish bowl for their party. Such a smart idea! And their party was super cute too. As far as activities go, these clothespin mermaids are a must!
Ariel Clothespin Dolls
I’d love to get her one of these very cute outfits. You think I like tutus?
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For more inspiration check out The Tom Kat Studio’s very cute mermaid party! Adorable! I’ll leave you to be serenated by Sebastian.
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