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Milan is TWO | Welcome “TWO” St. Tropez

April 13, 2019
I always have so much fun thinking about the theme behind my children’s parties. I like to put a little extra thought in them to reflect us and find a purpose behind all of the love and details I put into it. My son Milan – like most toddlers, loves Sesame Street. Elmo, in particular. So

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PERSIAN NEW YEAR 2019 | NOROOZ {1398}

March 13, 2019
My Persian New Year {Norooz} spread this year is one of my favorites yet! I know I have said that before but this one really is. It is my favorite because my children are so into it. They are both at an age where they want to participate in growing our lentil sprouts {sabzeh}, feeding
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Norooz Sabzeh {sprouts}

March 3, 2019
Norooz {Persian New Year} is less then 2 weeks away and one of the main elements that make up the traditional new year spread {sofreh haftseen} is “sabzeh”, also known as sprouts. As a first generation Persian/American, growing sabzeh is something new to me. This cultural tradition is one that my mom always kept up
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“TWO” Sweet

February 26, 2019
It’s that time of year for me when I get to dive into pretty details for three back to back parties in February, March and April. My niece was born in February, my son in March and my daughter in April. So I get busy pulling together design details a few months in advance for

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Styling + restyling …

December 18, 2018
My readers who have been with me since I began blogging know that I am always styling and restyling little areas of my home. I particularly love to restyle my entry way console table and since I moved I just haven’t achieved the look I have wanted to until I think now {ahem, insert wink

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A pretty French Blue Christmas in the making

November 20, 2018
Hi guys! It’s been a pretty minute and I thought to hop on here to answer some of your questions about my recent Christmas post. As always I start decorating for Christmas early and this year I am so partial to “French blue” as I am adding a lot of touches of the color to

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Christmas 2018, I see you!

October 17, 2018
Okay, I’m skipping Halloween and Thanksgiving all together to share some images of my past Christmas decor. Can you tell I’m excited for Christmas? Who’s with me? I used the same faux green Christmas tree the past 3 years and I have to say it held up very well. It was so easy to put

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Pretty progress in Sienna’s new room

October 4, 2018
Hi guys! I am still working on decorating my daughter Sienna’s new room since we moved and one of the things I am doing to it is adding these beautiful peony flower wall decals. It is still a work in progress as I figure out how to style the florals as well figure out what

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“Welcome TuTu my party!”

September 20, 2018
When I think about what comprises the signature look of Pretty Please Design {Pretty Please Baby}, three things consistently come together to create the perfect harmony of what I find pretty. The first is flowers – fresh and faux. Blooms are an essential part of my designs, and I spend a lot of time curating my collection of faux flowers to ensure I always have

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Our multilingual home …

September 19, 2018
A couple months ago I shared on my Instastory that my daughter is trilingual. I got so many questions and continue to get them as to how we have taught her Farsi, Armenian and English so I thought to share our journey here with you as it isn’t a short answer. I would like to
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