I have memories as a child of my parents heading off to their own adult Halloween party, dressed up in fabulous costumes that my mother had made for them. I always wished that I could go with them and once I moved back to Calgary I decided I would resurrect the tradition for myself. The second annual Fright Nite was a complete success, with costumes getting more elaborate and detailed and party participants getting into character, down to the theme music. The centerpiece that served as both decoration and dessert was a fabulous creation by Rose Sen of Sen Cakes. There were all sorts of treats with very little tricks, and I was thrilled with the effort everyone put in. There was even a visit from the women’s USA Olympic gymnastics team, and let me say those gals are lookin’ good. The Fright Nite trophy has another name to be engraved on it, and I think it’s safe to say that everyone is already plotting their costume for next year.
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Gen, did you make that amazing cake!?!?!?
Don, I cannot take credit, I only wish I was that talented! It was Rose Sen from Sen Cakes that baked up that beauty, she also did Toni’s 30th birthday cake, check it out here.
Was a great success and I am definately bringing up my game for next year. Simon is scared of what I have in store for us. Thanks for being the best hostess. Loved it.
Speechless. You are a stunning olympic team haha! Ps. in LOVE with those pink glitter skulls… homemade like the pumpkins?
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