On a hot summer day nothing beats the heat like a cool, refreshing glass of lemonade. And who can resist kids serving up a refreshing glass of lemonade from their adorable lemonade stand? This Lemonade Stand Party with DIY Lemonade Stand Kits is the perfect summertime activity.
This year I decided to revamped my Lemonade Stand and DIY Lemonade Kits from last year (which you can see here) and worked with Sweet Sosbee Designs to create a fresh and fun look to celebrate summer. I adore this classic summer activity and believe in the values and principals a simple lemonade stand can teach our kiddos. So I set out to create the cutest lemonade stand on the block! I used our wooden stand which was built for our Hot Cocoa party last year and added a new sign and a cheerful pink and yellow fabric banner to the front. I set up a little table for guest to enjoy their lemonade treats which included pink lemonade cupcakes, rice krispie treats, lemon cookies and lots of refreshing lemonade. Party guest were sent home with their very own Make Your Own Lemonade Stand bucket which included lemonade mix, paper cups with custom stickers, striped paper straws, coordinating party flags, napkins and a tube full of gumballs. Life is sweet and now our friends can celebrate summer with their very own ‘sweet’ lemonade stand.
When life gives you lemons…make a lemonade stand!
Vendor Credits:
Design & Styling, Lemonade Buckets – Giggles Galore
Photography – Elayne Dunn Photography
Printable Designs – Sweet Sosbee Designs
Lemon Cookies – Sugarlily Cookie Company
Paper Straws, Yellow Striped Favor Bags and Gumball Tubes – The TomKat Studio
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It really is absolutely precious!!!
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Cute stand. I hate how so many bloggers have so many ads on their sites now. It’s so distracting – makes me never want to subscribe. There’s an ad about every inch!!! Hate it. I know they need to make money but in the end they are pushing people away.