Hand Drawn Flowers Monochrome Aesthetic Frame Invitations + Party Ideas

If you are currently planning a party for your little one, you are in the right place.  Because you will know all the good things about my friend in a moment.  As a bonus, I’m going to give you the Hand Drawn Flowers Monochrome Aesthetic Frame Invitations for a birthday party.  You can have these designs free and make cool creations according to your taste.  

Without a doubt, let’s take a look at how my friend made a great birthday party for her daughter.  Keep reading this article!

My goal for this party was to make it look nice but also not break my back. I was determined to make the most of what I already had so that I wouldn’t have to spend a lot of money on one-time purchases or store a lot more items. Surprisingly, it worked – almost everything from previous celebrations was reused!

I had a few huge artificial flowers that I’d bought for photoshoots for my shops a few years ago. They’d been sitting in the corner of my craft area for a while, so they were ideal for table décor. To fill in the gaps, I added a few huge tissue paper flowers.

In a mason jar, pretty pastel paper straws acted as extra utilitarian decorations:

The mini plants were made from galvanized tins I’d used for previous celebrations. I finished it off with some felt earth and false flower stalks.

I used some little silicone baking pots to produce edible dirt and tied silk flowers onto round suckers to make flowers “grow” from them:

I decided to make some model chocolate roses at the eleventh hour. I only had orange candy melts on hand, but it worked out well because the celebration plates had orange flowers on them.

I wanted to make our lunchtime buffet simple in terms of preparation, so we set up a sandwich-making station. I already had a flower-shaped platter for the meats and cheeses, as well as some flower-shaped nesting bowls for the rest of the preparations (which we use all the time for salads and chips).

To round out the meal, I made a pasta salad and a fruit salad. After the healthy items, there was plenty of room for the goodies.

Our kids love having a birthday party, but I didn’t have the ingredients on hand to make one myself. I discovered this floral one on Amazon for a suitable rate.

I worked with our local bakery to design this beautiful flower basket cake to go with everything else I’d put together: It held up great – the birthday girl, plus four teens, got I I had to give it some good whacks before all the candy fell out: They’ve always done fantastic work with cakes, and everyone adored the delectable buttercream flowers and false basket sides.

Everything was repurposed, with the exception of the cake, candy, paper plates, and piata, which kept things cheap and easy while still looking lovely. My daughter enjoyed her party so much that she has already expressed interest in having another flower garden party the following year. It’ll be considerably simpler next year if she does.

Hand Drawn Flowers Monochrome Aesthetic Frame Invitations

Invite your guests in style with this gorgeous Hand Drawn Flowers Monochrome Aesthetic Frame Invitations birthday party invitation! Easily customized with your party information.

If you’re planning to show your love to your little one through a birthday party, it makes sense to include these Hand Drawn Flowers Monochrome Aesthetic Frame Invitations with a simple design.  The combination of white, gold stripes, and a touch of glowing red tulips, makes the invitations look special to use at your special event.

For those of you who are planning to have a birthday party on a budget, thank me later, because you can have this invitation design for free. You only need to download, then make innovations with the designs as you want.  You can write all the details about the party in the middle of the invitations that we made with a fairly wide blank space.

How to Download

It’s quite easy to download our invitation templates. You just need to follow the instructions below:

• Right-Click each one of your selections.
• Then select “Save Image As”, locate the destination folder.
• Click “Save” or tap “Enter” to start the download process.

Once the download process is finished, check the file and you can begin the editing process by opening it (template file) with Adobe Photoshop or Microsoft Word. Print the final draft of your invitation card on any type of printing paper you have chosen. For me, I’d rather use a  pricey paper for better quality than use a cheaper one while sacrificing the quality.