Party Guide: Dianna's Baby Shower

Friday, August 3, 2012

You know you've shifted into another phase of life, when all parties you attended nowadays are baby related. Since i've started some party guide posts earlier, ive decided to share these with you guys. Hope its useful in future, you never know when you'll need it hehe! Do check out our other party posts too!

My good friend Dianna is due for a baby soon, and her sister planned a baby shower for her. All party credits goes to dian and her party planner :)

The event was held in PLOY, Damansara Heights. It's a perfect venue in terms of location and its tastefully done restaurant with some fusion good food.

Took this off D.'s facebook. I realise i didnt capture many pictures

this is where we hang all over sweet message to her

Love the whole pink "tutu" theme!!

Aww such adorable biscuits with pink and white icings

Some light bites

Love the hanging decoration which comes with babyfact card, blinking pacifier, pink baby socks, and pink baby bottles. Do you know baby cries without tears until a certain age?

Photo frame for guest to bring home, custom made with little ballerina tutu's so so cute

Pink cuppie cakes

Some interactive games were planned, such as making the mommy-to-be a custom made bra easy for breast feeding, fill in the blank storyline on how the couple met (be as inventive as you can!) and read it out to the audience, and mommy fashion shows with balloons fitted under guests shirts and parade around the restaurant. Winner gets to bring home a prize.

Pretty Lee Sisters

if only i can look THIS good when im pregnant!

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Our gift for Dianna

Custom Made baby Diapers Cake- all credits to Crazieapple!!

You can make this at home yourself, just google "diaper cake"

It's the perfect baby shower gift

Next Post: A fun mickey mouse theme birthday party. Stay tuned :)

Silver Spoon Publika

Thursday, August 2, 2012

It was sometime in May this year when we’ve decided Publika would be the ideal place for us to open our next outlet, fast forward 2+ months later, I ask myself how time fly by so fast and soon enough, we’re serving our very first batch of customers.
I’ve been meaning to take some proper picture of the restaurant, but each time due to circumstances I ended up asking people to help me snap photos from my reliable iphone, and decor it a bit with instagram. haha. Or im just lazy.

Heres some photos to share:

overwhelmed by flowers from close friends, family, business partners.

Thank you all. A girl can never have enough flowers. Walk in customers jokingly asked whether we are opening a florist.

Our alfresco area sits about 30pax

First night crowd was encouraging.

Yesterday- can you spot the difference?

Customers has commented whilst restaurant was running in full capacity, the room can get quite warm. So we've included a few mini fans which will solve the problem for now. :)

More updates soon.

xx Ms. Jazz

Ms. Jazz Raves: Potato Head Beach Club, Bali

Wednesday, August 1, 2012

Potato Head Beach Club is one of those places you must visit when you are in Bali. The Beach Club is especially beautiful during sunset and after the nightfalls. The striking façade comprising of old pieces of louvred shutters is just pure architecture brilliance. And the dramatic appearance did not stop there, walking up a narrow hallway while appreciating the beautiful façade will expose you to a large open space with different settings, there was a large green lawn taking the centre role, and the sunbeds where people are starting a drink or two while lounging comfortably overlooking both the infinity pool and the crashing waves of seminyik. Dining is also an option here. Tapping Shoe, a formal dining clad with crystal chandeliers with its soft boudoir lighting serves French food whist Lilin, with a casual chic ambience is an outdoor dining that serves Asian cuisine in an informal manner of long communal tables, tapas and live seafood is their main game.

External facade of the building, breathtaking, no?

Their Cocktails lists are extensive, and some might say pricey even. However, prices didn’t seem to be the deterrent factor here as the crowds were flocking in by batches. What’s a little spurge when you can get a special experience like nowhere else with Potato Head Beach Club. Tourist, locals alike seemed to enjoyed themselves very much. I, particularly were drawn to their drinks and starting experimenting with some of the items.

Started off with PH Espresso Martini, OMG absolutely divine!! Strong coffee and Jamaican coffee liquer shaken with vodka and a splash of cane sugar, served with three lucky coffee beans and a homemade cookie. I wish this is just available within grasp and not miles away from me, oh how I crave for it again!

Pistachio Martini was as good as I remembered. A heavenly blend of fresh rock melon and vodka shaken with melon liquer then finished with nitrogen charged pistachio foam with a side of pistachio and homemade pistachio sorbet.

Millionaire Martini is one helluva refreshing drink, also the favourite of the night that we ordered two of these. Vanilla vodka and fruit liquer are shaken with passion fruit pulp and homemade organic vanilla sugar. Served straight up and accompanied by a Champagne chaser. This drink is layered with their magical passion fruit foam.

What pale in comparison with its success counterparts is the Three Berry Margarita, Soft dark berries blended with citrus, sugar and premium tequila

One of PH’s creation is its Bells & Whistes (oops.. no picture). Crushed, zesty miniature mandarins and lively citrus and mandarin vodkas churn with rich palm sugar plus explosive passion fruit and lemon juices further crowned with gorgeous orange liquer.

As I laid on the sunbed, smelling the seabreeze while looking up the sky, sipping cocktails and talking about meaningless things, I thought to myself- if only this holiday could last forever.