Invitations and Party Favors I made the invitations with picmonkey and just printed them off at home since the photo lab I used was having problems. 
I saw these fun butterfly treat bags on a few websites. I filled mine with that red party string stuff because it was a ton of candy in each baggie! 
Simple favors—just the butterfly treat and bubbles, and of course they got to keep their butterfly wings. I found those at Asian City in West Jordan (UT), for $1.99 each. 
Decorations and Food I found most of my inspiration (and full out copying) for the décor on THIS post. So pretty. I bought the paper lanterns at Asian City also, but I’ve bought some of these before online. 
Bailey LOVED helping me decorate! 
I made some ruffled crepe paper streamers to hang from the borrowed canopy (I first saw this idea HERE). 
I used my silhouette to cut out a lot of pretty butterflies for the whole party—for the paper lanterns, the party favor bags, etc. 
And Bailey was thrilled when she spotted these at the dollar store—and they were on sale, so each pack of 8 (plates, cups, napkins) were only $0.25 each! 
Getting so excited for everyone to come! 
The front door just had a few pretty butterflies taped to it. 
The Games We kept the games very simple, since they were all four year olds. Plus we took play breaks in between each activity. First, we chased and popped bubbles. 
Next, we decorated some butterflies with some stickers and markers (and a dragonfly for the cute boy in the pictures). Most of them took a really long time to color and decorate. You should have heard the fun they had while they chatted and colored. It was very entertaining! 
The last structured activity was painting butterflies on their adorable faces. 
I’m no expert face painter, but with each kid I got better. I think I should have practiced it a bit beforehand, but they still thought it was awesome. 
And that is that! Happy Birthday to my beautiful brown-eyed girl! 
We had a great time!