This party was for a twin boy and girl, celebrating their special day together.  It was important to
have a color scheme that suited them both while agreeing with the beach theme.  We chose
different shades of blue.

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As soon as the guests arrived at the Golf Club of Avon they were greeted by cute place cards which
were flip-flop keychains in various colors. 

On the escort card table was a sign that spelled beach which helped guests know the theme
(if the flip-flop keychains didn’t give it away?).

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There was a gift table and a card box that had a logo made for this special occasion and sported
the theme colors.

Each table was dressed in theme-colored linens and had centerpieces that were vases with
floating candles and glowing sea glass at the bottom.

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Throughout the venue were beach accents.  There were mini lantern votives on the cocktail tables…

Miniature fish bowl vases filled with Swedish Fish were available for guests to enjoy…

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And a photo station with a backdrop with the logos designed for this special day and two Adirondack
chairs that screamed beach.

The weather was just perfect and guests could enjoy an appetizer and take in the view from the
deck.

Ben had a cool skateboard deck for his friends to sign as a keepsake from the party…

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While Sophia had a traditional sign-in board made by Moto Photo for friends to leave a note.

There were little accents used to personalize the space such as giant S & B letters displayed on the
mantel flanked by nautical lanterns.

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The specialty drink for the young adults was a Shirley Temple.

And an amazing milkshake bar was there for both young and old to enjoy.

Vases in various sizes accented with ribbon in different shades of blue lit up a beautiful candle
lighting ceremony hosted together by Sophia and Ben.  Of course, a pair of flip-flops were needed
to carry the beach theme through. 

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As the young adults left the party they were given t-shirts. Each had the date and logo
all wrapped up in butcher’s string and a name tag.

Mazel Tov Sophia and Ben, you did it, together!!

Easy! Done! Enjoy!

This party had a completely different feel than your usual crazy dancing, loud music type of mitzvah.
The main focus was what the man of the hour likes to do and how to make the adults and young
adults enjoy the party together. 

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The theme was games. Everywhere you looked were different activities for all ages.

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As the adults arrived they enjoyed the first hour having some yummy appetizers made by
Farmington Gardens.

While enjoying a nibble or maybe a drink the guests could play a few games.

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Bistro tables were adorned with all sorts of games for party goers to play.  

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Whether it was the popular children’s game Connect 4…

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Or maybe a game you haven’t even heard of.

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There were lots for all to do. If coloring was your thing, you could sit down at a table dressed up with
craft paper and create a masterpiece.

Young adults were invited to the main room for their appetizers and they, too, could partake
in all kinds of games.

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There was a giant Jenga game to test your steady hand,

Foosball for those who enjoy a more active pursuit, 

Or an oversized Connect 4 game and Strike a Light all brought in my Boppers Events.

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Guests could leave a card in the specially made box that looked amazing donning the
Scrabble-esque logo.

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Each table was a different board game,

And the party goers could find their table assignment on giant score pads at the front of the room.

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Every game you could think of from past and present was represented as a centerpiece on the
guest tables.

There was a photo station with a backdrop covered in Eli’s logo to create the perfect memory of
the event.

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A mixed-aged trivia game created by the mitzvah boy’s father was a huge hit. And as the guests
left the party they were given a logo’d deck of cards. 

Well played Eli! Time to Rack-O it up.

Easy! Done! Enjoy!