Today is Cinco de Mayo!!!
Which means I get to enjoy the culture whilst eating my beloved Mexican food...one of my favorites! :)
It was a tradition in college to celebrate Cinco de Mayo making limeade margaritas and guacamole from scratch. We loved the holiday so much, we made up our own celebration, "Cinco de Seis," which, naturally, follows the next day. I know it does not many ANY sense, but it was our thing...Cinco de Mayo was always a two day fiesta!
So in honor of Cindo de Mayo, I wanted to share some fun inspiration to get all of you in the spirit!
These have to be the cutest little popsicles I have ever seen! They're Corona flavored, which is a light Mexican cerveza...perfect for today! Recipe found {here}.
I love this idea for a little party...they're total DIY and make for great centerpieces!
I love Mexican tiles and their beautiful colors...these stairs are no exception.
This Mexican inspired dress by Free People is adorable! I wish I had it to wear today!
I know these poms are popular for any occasion, but I think they're especially festive for Cinco de Mayo! The vivid colors tie into the textiles that Mexico is known for.
The cupcakes look dee-licious!! A little cupcake + a little lime margarita? Sounds good to me! Recipe found {here}.
I've seen a lot of owls around these parts, but this little guy could not be cuter! Don't you agree?
Hello!! What is not to love about these Mexican Textiles? I spot a little ikat, chevron, and good old fashioned stripes! Amazing!
This Mexican Suzani bedspread is perfection in this mustard color...love the color scheme in this room.
Of course, no Cinco de Mayo post is complete without a fresh squeezed tangy margarita. Doesn't this one look divine? Recipe found {here}.
Images via Pinterest
So what plans do you have tonight? Whatever you do, I hope you have a great celebration...and feel free to continue on into Cinco de Seis! Ay yi yi! :)
Cute Cute and Cuter! I would like the cupcake and the margarita please.. Thank you! Happy Cinco de Mayo
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My supper club this month is doing a mexican theme. I think I need to make the cupcakes or Popsicle to bring with me!
ReplyDeleteFantastic roundup, girl! We are definitely doin' it up tonight...honey lime enchiladas with some mexican rice and probably some virgin margarita...I think it would be bad to give the kiddos the real kind...hehehe (c: Shhh...don't tell child services! Viva Mexico e Cinco de Mayo!
ReplyDeleteP.S. I'm *LOVING* that free people dress, too, that color is just too good to resist!
Yes! I found those corona lime popsicles too, I can't wait to make them!!!
ReplyDeleteThose cupcakes look amazing! Visiting from cornflake dreams - feliz cinco de mayo!
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i'm totally inspired! I can't wait to make those little puffy tissue paper flowers. i've seen them everywhere...adorable!
ReplyDeleteAdorable- margarita popsicles are my fav! Although mine last year did not turn out as nearly well : (
ReplyDeleteMexican tiles, textiles - I love them so much! Great list!
ReplyDeleteI love all the color, I think that is one of my favorite things about Cinco de Mayo, all the festive colors! Well, except for the delicious food and margaritas :)
ReplyDeleteOk seriously... EVERY time I come to your blog I "walk" away with another bookmark... CORONA POPSICLES? Are you freaking serious?? I am DEFINITELY making for our upcoming Memorial Day party. LOVE IT!
ReplyDeleteI love the stairs and the tiles! I love all the tribal looks and festive colors! Corona pops and margarita cupcakes look amazing too! :)
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thanks for linking up! i LOVEEEE those tiled stairs! i want them in my house :) xoxo jillian:: cornflake dreams
ReplyDeleteThere's nothing I don't like on here. My favorites are anything the color yellow! :)
ReplyDeleteWe are hosting a party at our house to celebrate on Saturday! I bought Patron tequila for the 'ritas and my husband said "Patron is for taking shots, not margaritas!". I said "Well maybe we will take some shots!". =)
ReplyDeleteoh my heavens, i am stopping at the store and making those popsicles tonight! yum!!
ReplyDeleteOh yay! I'm loving all these images! (a two day Cinco de Mayo celebration...what a fab idea).
ReplyDeleteThe popsicles and cupcakes look so yummy and refreshing.
Yum! I should eat Mexican food today but am going to a pizzeria instead for a friend's bday! Funny, huh?
ReplyDeleteI had to work late tonight, so I didnt get to celebrate. But I did live vicariously through your images! Love!
ReplyDeleteThe margie looks delicious! Happy Cinco de Mayo!
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EVERY one of those images is total eye candy to me!!! i am especially LOVING mexican textiles {i will be pinning that one right after this!}...and the salsa can for a vase is completely adorable :) i hope you are having a festive day {2 days, that is!}¡salud!
ReplyDeleteMy mouth actually tingled with sweet and sour anticipation when I saw that cupcake! Happy Cinco de Mayo!
ReplyDeleteMy absolute favorite post today. Love the popsicles. k
ReplyDeleteHow fun are theses images...dreaming of one of those cupcakes!!
ReplyDeleteI love that you celebrated Cinco de Mayo for 2 days in college! I'm going to have to remember that next year! And I agree, I love Mexican tiles--they're so colorful and gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteThat free people dress is SO pretty!
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Yum, you are inspiring me to make Mexican for dinner. Although, being Australian, I have never heard of this Cinco de Mayo thing, so I better go find out the history of it, so it will all make sense.
ReplyDeleteThos Corona pops are so cool! What a fun idea! I love, love, love Cino! Its an excuse to eat yummy mexican food which is one of my favs (you know all the cheese :) )
ReplyDeletewow! cinco de mayo doubled up sounds like fun. and that cupcake looks more than delicious!!
ReplyDeletei have always dreamed of spanish tiles...so gorgeous and full of life!
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That margarita looks amazing! In Texas we are all about the Mexican Martini's (made with olives and usually a chile-infused tequila) Yum!
ReplyDeleteThose popsicles are the cutest things ever! It's like jello shots for grown ups! :)
ReplyDeleteI'm loving all of these but the fabric prints are fabulous!! Such great colors for some mexican inspiration!!
ReplyDeleteIncredible! I love Mexican themes! Come see my jewelry at http://ShrunkenCatHeads.etsy.com I make jewelry out of Mexican tile designs!
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