I thought the movie was OK. Nothing amazing, but not terrible either - but as I left the movie I thought that it would make a GREAT party theme. So after a few weeks of planning, this weekend I hosted an Eat Pray Love Luncheon.
In the movie, the main character goes to Italy, India and Indonesia, so I decided to make food from those three regions. It was a lot of fun!
(PS. The winner of the Field Trip giveaway is Tambria. Congrats!)
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What a charming theme . . . and that apricot white chocolate cake . . . wow!
Fondly,
Glenda
What a great idea, and I love all of the fabulous details!!!:-) looks delicious
any excuse for a party! you are so wonderful. Looks like fun :) I'm off to Italy in a few weeks. I'll be back 20 lbs. heavier :P
I never thought of doing that...what a great idea!!! thanks for sharing it.
P.S. the Apricot white chocolate cake is mouth watering.
you are so cute! that sounds fun!
Absolutely amazing, Dionne!
This is a party I would have been honored to attend. I thought the movie was OK too, but I loved the book. Your party looks like it was a huge success.
oh so fun and everything looks so beautiful!
LOVE these photos! I wish I could've attended a party like this! that apricot white chocolate cake sounds and looks delicious!
(secret)
i adored the book & movie!!
(not so secret)
your party looks like so much fun!
that apricot white chocolate cake
really put me over the delicious
top!! xo
What a fun idea, Dionne. And I love your dessert table! Such beautiful fabrics. The dessert choices look delish!
I loved the book and the movie was OK...not as good as the book, but close enough.
dionne! this is so fabulous!! i haven't seen the movie yet but i will check it out soon. i've heard mixed reviews :)
of course you would be the one to prep such an AMAZING luncheon like this one! i want to go to one of your luncheons sometime...:)
j.
I would love to attend one of your parties! This is an awesome idea, and your details are perfect. LOVE it!
Girl - read the book. It will change your life.
(and if you don't have a copy of it by the next time I see you I'm buying you a copy!)
oh Dionne, you always surprise me! amazing party! the cake looks so yummy! xo
Brilliant idea!
And great job on the party food, decor.. Everything looks totally grand!
Dionne, you are amazingly talented. I love this party theme. The dessert table is gorgeous and I would love to have a slice of that apricot white chocolate cake.
I'm excited about being the winner of the Field Trip contest. Thanks :)
Oh yeah, apricot cake is a beaut. What did you make from the other regions?
Gorgeous cake (as always!) and I love your little mossy placecard holders. Great idea!
What a wonderful idea! I've neither read the book nor seen the movie, but maybe I should just so I can have an excuse to do this!!
What a fun idea, and how lovely to have a luncheon. I never think to have people over for lunchtime, but it sounds so delightful, and then you don't have to wake up the next morning to clean!
Omigoodness, this is just too much fun!! Love it!
such an amazing idea!! it looks divine and i'm jealous of whoever got a piece of that apricot cake! ;)
(previous comment was me - i need to not type so fast and reread before i hit post!!)
everything looks amazing. It must have been a fantastic party.
wow! what a creative way to celebrate the movie! I have yet to see it but I did read the book a few years ago. Your flower arrangements are beautiful!
I haven't seen the movie yet but this party looks divine!
I've loved the book...the movie is nice but the book is really better!
Loved the book and I love this!
Can't wait to share with my readers {http://rivernorthlove.blogspot.com/}
thanks for sharing!
Hello Dionne,
This may be a late comment, but I've just landed at your blog for the first time:) I like your idea for a party ;) by the way I came from Indonesia, so what the cuisine you create to represent my country? :)
P.S:
I love your blog.
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