There’s something fascinating and magical with tiny houses and dolls. Every little girl can spend countless hours playing with a dollhouse and getting lost in her own, pint-sized world. Featuring an adorable dollhouse-themed party for little Aria means there are a lot of darling details to swoon over. And with Event coordinator extraordinaire Ernest Pascual of Bespoke Manila and famed stylist Gideon Hermosa at the helm, this classy fete is one for the books!

The touch of the sun like a warm hand caressing the face; the rustling leaves as a cool, gentle breeze blows by; a red and white checkered cloth spread on a carpet of soft, green grass and the delicious smell coming from a wicker basket laden with a feast to enjoy with the family – these are the most vivid pictures the mind conjures at the thought of a picnic. It’s one of those family bonding moments that delights the heart even many years later.

On many starlit nights, moms and dads have tucked in their precious little ones and lulled them to sleep with the timeless tale “Guess How Much I Love You” and, at the end of the story, whispered ever so softly “I love you right up to the moon and back…”. And what better way to celebrate her first birthday than a “Guess How Much I Love You”-themed party.

With the recent showers brought in by the rainy season, I don’t think I’m alone in missing the summer-state-of-mind. Amara’s tropical-kissed party is just the perfect feature to momentarily forget about the dank and drenching weather. Just a heads up, though: this is not your typical Hawaiian luau party. Amara made sure that her summer soiree will standout with a touch of sophistication and chicness; a far cry from the cute baptism parties we all love.

Who would’ve thought that Dia de los Muertos, or Day of the Dead, could be an awesome party theme? When done with Pixar’s Coco as peg, expect a colorful, whimsical one at that! Done in vibrant shades and tossed with tons of Mexican elements, li’l Aben’s first birthday festivity was truly a fiesta for the eyes. Bespoke Manila did it again in making sure that even the smallest detail had the biggest impact, and frankly speaking, we loved everything about it! Scroll down to see more of the eye-popping snaps from the day’s charming event!

To be among the “Disney Imagineers” must be one of the greatest jobs on earth… Imagine what it would be like to conjure magic by combining artistry with science and technology. This is what the “Imagineers” did when they created a boat ride which they called “It’s a Small World” for the 1964 New York World Fair. It was such a huge success then, and continues to be a much sought-after ride among Disney theme park visitors. It’s now even a popular theme for children’s parties. And why not? – It’s exciting and magical, and absolutely delightful!