Start with the table: strawberry print and strawberry-shaped paper plates, red-and-pink grid napkins, and party cups. Add a felt strawberry banner overhead, treat boxes for favors, and bowls of real strawberries as edible decor. That handful of pieces carries the whole theme.

Strawberry red, soft pink, cream, and a touch of leaf green. Red-and-pink checks and gingham patterns keep it feeling fresh and a little vintage instead of matchy, and cream keeps the table light.

Lean into the fruit: a strawberry shortcake bar or mini shortcake cups, chocolate-covered strawberries, fruit kabobs, and strawberry lemonade cover dessert and drinks, and a strawberry spinach salad keeps lunch on theme. Serve it all on strawberry plates and napkins and even simple food starts looking styled.

You can, but our design team's honest advice is to pick one fruit and commit. An all-strawberry table looks intentional and photographs beautifully, while several fruits at once can tip into busy. If you're torn, browse the cherry, lemon, and orange collections first, then let the one you love most set the whole table.

Yes. A "berry first birthday" is one of the sweetest first birthday themes there is, and "two sweet" makes the second birthday almost too easy. It doesn't stop with toddlers either: the red-and-pink palette suits kids' birthdays at any age, and the same pieces style a berry sweet baby shower or a strawberry bachelorette just as beautifully.