practical help and encouragement for homemakers
by Joy Kincaid 6 Comments
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Homestead Living says
Joy,
This is a beautiful idea!!! Our oldest daughter will be turning 12 in a few months, this will give us plenty of time to be planning her special day. Did you invite others to join with you?
I'm over from RH and your newest follower. 🙂
~Jennie
Joy Kincaid says
Welcome, Jennie!
I'm sure your daughter will be very blessed with a special day just for her! We only had family at our party, which is just the way we do birthdays in our family. Immediate family and extended family, such as grandparents, are usually the only ones present. However, I'm sure it would be a wonderful celebration to have other close friends there, too.
Thanks for stopping by, and for following! 🙂
Collette says
How sweet!! What a beautiful way to make it a special day for your daughter. Popping over to RH to read more…. 🙂 (And your cake pic is just lovely!)
Joy Kincaid says
Thank you, Collette! Elyse actually made her own cake, as she's been doing the past few years. When I said I'd love to make it for her, she insisted that the fun of it was making it herself! 🙂
jengi33 says
Where did you find your daughter's purity ring? It is lovely! Our oldest turns 13 in January and I am going to use your ideas!! Thanks!
Joy Kincaid says
Thanks so much for your comment!
We got our daughter's ring at Cornerstone Jewelry: http://www.cornerstonejewelrydesigns.com/
There are several other places that sell purity rings, but she chose this one. We also made our own purity commitment card. They send you one with the ring, but it didn't really fit our daughter, so I made my own, changing the wording a bit. 🙂
Some of our friends have also just let their daughters choose a ring that they liked (not one meant to be a purity ring)– just whatever your daughter would like best.