Tori Spelling celebrates her daughter’s 4th birthday with a crafty backyard themed party

As if from a page from her new book, celebraTORI, Tori Spelling threw a special backyard tea party for her daughter Stella’s 4^th birthday. She shares the details and photos at her website EdiTORIal(www.ToriSpelling.com).

Stella had strict orders… She wanted her tea party to be all hot pink and purple with pops of yellow and Tori delivered from the perfect party dress to a not to believe cake designed by Hansens’s who have been making Tori’s cakes since she was one. Tori shares that she and Stella studied Pinterest for inspiration for the whimsical cake design.

The blog post at ToriSpelling.com shows an album of photos from the party which was held in the McDermott’s backyard and featured furniture and décor available at their homey eclectic shop, invenTORI. Fans of Tori and Dean’s “Home Sweet Hollywood” will be excited to see the antique farm table that seats 20 table she had to have from the antiques fair in Texas last year make its debut as the main seating area.

In addition to the princesses and other party games, Stella wanted to do “crafting” as an activity!

All of the details of every flower, centerpiece and edible are available at:
http://www.torispelling.com/post/stellas-4th-birthday-tea-party.

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