Showing posts with label baby's first birthday. Show all posts
Showing posts with label baby's first birthday. Show all posts

Friday, February 3, 2017

How to Save Money on Your Baby's Dol Korean First Birthday Party

Renting your baby's hanbok is a great way to save costs while planning your Korean baby's first birthday event (doljanchi). We have several options for you and have recently added more hanboks to choose from. Here is one of my favorite boy rental hanboks. It comes with the upgraded hanbok bokgun hat and good fortune and prosperity belt as shown. This is a Size 1 Hanbok.

 



Another saving option is instead of buying items for your doljabi event, you can rent our doljabi set!

 
http://littleseouls.com/collections/doljabi-rentals

We have also added some more economical options for decorative  Korean birthday banners. They are smaller in size but offers you significant cost savings.

 
This banner is currently on sale for $39.99 and size is 2.5 by 4 feet. If you want a larger size, we do have it for sale for $89.99 and size is 4 feet by 6. 


Tuesday, February 8, 2011

New Birthday Dol Invitation Designs at Little Seouls Party



We recently added a few more designs to our Korean birthday cards, announcements, memory boards and doljabi board collection. Please check it out by going to www.littleseoulsparty.com.

We can modify and customize most of our designs as well!


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Saturday, April 10, 2010

Monday, March 15, 2010

Korean First Birthday Website for Dol (Tol) Party Info!



Are you looking for Korean first birthday (Dol) party ideas? Need a vendor (party planner, Korean caterer, restaurant banquet room, balloon decorator, photographer, rice cake duk store)? Go to www.korean1stbirthday.com to get vendor help and ideas! There is also a forum for parents to discuss and get support from each other. Great place to get inspiration and ideas to make your Korean tol birthday party a special one!

Friday, March 12, 2010

New Korean Birthday Invitations and Announcement Cards







Looking for Korean inspired designs for your special birth or adoption announcement? Or a Korean first birthday dol invitation? We just added these to our store!

Sunday, March 7, 2010

Adorable Hand-made Hanbok




Look what a friend of ours did! She made a 100th day hanbok and first birthday "dol" hanbok for her daughter! Instead of the traditional 2 piece hanbok, she made hers a one-piece dress style. Her daughter (pictured above) just looks gorgeous in it. Can you believe she didn't use a pattern or anything?

Tuesday, March 2, 2010

Pororo Wall Stickers for Party Decoration





These wall stickers are removable and are perfect to use to decorate a Pororo theme Birthday party! Or be used to decorate a play room or bedroom! Now available at Little Seouls!

Monday, January 25, 2010

Dol "Tol" First Birthday Banners






We now rent Dol "Tol" First Birthday Banners! If you would like to reserve one, please email us at info@littleseouls.com. Size is 3' x 6'.

Made of vinyl. Refundable deposit of $100 is required.

Tuesday, December 30, 2008

Looking for great Dol Invitations?














Recently someone asked if we did custom dol invitations which got me thinking...that is not a bad idea. Little Seouls just added custom invitations!! Prices start at $32.99 for 25 cards and envelopes.

Tuesday, November 4, 2008

First Birthday "Dol" with Paul Frank Theme

I thought I'd share some photos of a dol party I attended this past Sunday for more dol ideas!



Birthday cake



Picture of head table and Paul Frank Backdrop



















Table Centerpiece

Saturday, September 13, 2008

Dol - First Birthday in Korea

Birthday Table
The parents prepare a special Tol table to celebrate the child's birthday. The main food includes ddeok (rice cakes) and fruits. Over 12 different kinds of ddeok are prepared, including paekseolgi (white steamed rice cakes), susu-kyongdan (rice cakes coated with rough red bean powder), chapsal-ddeok or chal-ddeok, mujigae-ddeok (rainbow colored steamed rice cake), songp'yeon (half moon shaped rice cakes), injulmi (coated glutinous rice cakes), and gyep'i-ddeok (puffed air rice cakes). Among these, paekseolgi and susu-kyongdan are always included. Fruits can vary according to the season of the birthday. Different colors of seasonal fruits can be prepared and displayed in a row. Also, a bowl of rice, sea mustard soup, and many other various foods can be displayed.

Along with food, other items are needed for holding the Toljabee event. Items such as large bundle of thread, a brush, a Korean calligraphy set, pencil, book, money (10,000 won bills), bow and arrow (needle, scissors, and ruler for girls) are arranged on the table to predict the child's future.

Table Setting
picture courtesy of ??? The birthday child will be placed at the table so that the other guests can face him or her. Parents often sit the child on the bolou (Korean traditional mattress) and several bangsuk (Korean cushions). Since the child is small, this allows for getting better pictures. For the background, a Korean traditional screen is used at the hotel or other banquet hall.

Toljabee Event
Tol table settings In this event, the birthday child goes around the table and picks up items that attract him or her. The child's future is predicted according to the what he or she grabs. After placing the child in front of the table, the child's father becomes the guide for the child to go around the table and grab whatever he or she wants. The first and second items the child grabs are considered the most important. Usually Korean parents place the items that they want the child to choose near to the edge of the table. The child's future is predicted according to the items:

-bow and arrow: the child will become a warrior
-needle and thread: the child will live long
-jujube: the child will have many descendants
-book, pencil, or related items: the child will become a successful scholar
-rice or rice cake: the child will become rich (some resources say choosing a rice cake means the child is not smart)
-ruler, needle, scissors: the child will be talented with his/her hands
-knife: the child will be a good cook

Taken from lifeinkorea.com