
Military-inspired themes are always popular for birthday boys, and Stephanie from Stephanie J Designs did such a great job bringing her son’s “GREEN ARMY MEN” birthday party to life in a fresh and super STYLISH way!
If you check out the cool {and modern} invitation design below, I think it will be immediately apparent that Stephanie has some serious design skills! And then of course there are the fantastic handmade labels featuring paper star medallions, adorable camo canteens that the invites were stuffed in {personalized with little “dog tags” of course!}, “atomic sugar cookies” iced with metallic gold stars, creative cake pop “grenades“, etc… and I think the ridiculously cool Jeep cake pretty much speaks for itself! {Love the DIY cake stand it’s featured on too!}

Read on for lots more fun images + all the creative party details…









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PARTY DETAILS, as told by Stephanie…
“My super-cute son Wyatt recently celebrated his 6th birthday bash and it was all about the green. Green Army Men that is!!
All the fun started with the invitation. I stuffed little camo canteens with simple “draft notices” that gave all the party particulars. Finished off the canteens with a handwritten little dog tag … complete with each guest’s name. Wyatt and I hand delivered each of the canteen invitations to the party guests – the boys really enjoyed the personally delivery.
Wyatt is forever talking about growing up to be an “army man“ and plays with his bucket of green army men all the time … so his party theme was a no-brainer. It had to be all boy, all camo, all green army men … all the way. We held his birthday party at Golfland Sunsplash and continued the party theme with a round of Lasertag.
My good friends at Sweet Cakes by Rebecca had a big hand in bringing the party theme full circle with all the amazing sweets. Jeep Cake, Chocolate Cake Pops, Medallion Sugar Cookies, Gummy Army Guys … ummmm, awesome!!
And it wouldn’t be a Stephanie J Designs party without papery & all the little details! I accessorized the sweets with star medallion tags, green army men, table decor, balloons, dog tags at each place setting, cracker jack bags, favor bags, paratroopers, camouflage details … and more!
I had lots of fun creating theme inspired names for the sweets … like Cracker Bullets for the Cracker Jacks, Chocolate Cake Grenades for the cake pops, Atomic Sugar Cookies for the cookies … those were fun to think up!”
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VENDOR CREDITS:
– Party Styling & Stationery: Stephanie J Designs
– Cake & Desserts: Sweet Cakes by Rebecca


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18Comments
What a great idea! :) I love all the details.
thank you, thank you hwtm for featuring my little guy’s 6th birthday bash!!! :)
This is a super cute party! I included it today on my blog post.
http://www.dishesandsocks.com/2011/04/08/fantastic-parties/
FANTASTIC! I love the way the bags of cracker jacks are dressed up – and of course the Jeep cake and invitations are ridiculous! Great job!
This is such a cute idea, love it!~
Love this Idea…Great job executing it. Where did you get the Camo Canteen?
Awwww, shucks! Loving all your sweet comments! Y.Genao, I got the Canteens at my local Party City.
I’m liking the creative use of Kraft Paper Favor Bags. Just because they are inexpensive doesn’t mean they can’t look GREAT at a party.
I love reading the posts for kids’ birthday parties…this one is being bookmarked as one of my favorites!
Wow, this is great!
I love your blog and this is an awesome party idea for my son’s birthday! I found camo party supplies here that will go great with the DIY ideas too.
Love, love, LOVE this party theme! Can you tell me what font you used on the invitation, food tags, etc.? I can’t wait to plan my son’s party. Thank you for sharing your creative ideas!
Where did you get the camo canteens?!
Great ideas, thanks for sharing! Thought I would share one of mine….in addition to a mound of dirt and bails of hay in the back yard, I am making hand grenades out of confetti eggs. I am going to fill them w/rice and some flour to make it cool, plus my hubby doesn’t want confetti in the yard.
Wow! This is so adorable! My Boyfriend who is 19yearsold is leaving to the army in 3weeks, i want to throw him a little suprise goodbye/goodluck party with family and close friends. I will def. use some of these ideas. Do you have any tips for me? Any ways to make it a little more mature, more for a 19yearold and not 6 yearold? hahaa(: thankss.