The Princess and the Pauper Quinceanera

Planning a double Quinceanera event? No problem, it’s a common practice! Celebrating a Quinceanera with your other half has several advantages, including sharing memories and saving your parents money. A shared Quince is most common among family members such as twins, cousins, or sisters who are a year apart.

We have the perfect underrated theme for two Quinceaneras to share. Follow along as we present the picture-perfect party theme for a Princess and the Pauper Celebration.

Princess and the Pauper Blue and Pink Dresses

The dresses are the first and most important decision to make. The only debate will be deciding who gets to wear the pink or blue dress for the big day. Try on the Quinceanera dresses and see which suits you both better. Dancing to “I Am a Girl Like You” for your Quince waltz will be magical.

Mori Lee Gown Details

Royal Cakes

Having two grand cakes might result in a lot of leftovers, but two one-tier cakes would be a perfect idea, especially when taking separate photos. Consider adding each character as cake toppers on the cakes to give a touch of uniqueness.

Modest Décor

The combination of blue and pink pastel colors has always complemented one another flawlessly. Use pink roses mixed with blue hydrangeas for your flower centerpieces. A royal invitation requires pink or blue stamps to amaze your guests.