The menu included caesar salad in individual cups, mini meatballs, fruit cups, and cheese puffs. "My best advice is to serve items that all guests can enjoy — not pizza for the kids and other items for the adults," Keren told us.

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"[My favorite touch was] definitely the photo booth! We took a simple Ikea stock market stand and decorated it with our own colors to match the theme. We added a flag garland, and it looked spectacular," Keren said.

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Kids could choose conductor, driver, or passenger costumes as they posed at the photo booth.

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Everyone went home with a "future conductor start-up set" that included a striped conductor hat, red bandanna, and whistle.

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The favors were presented in organic cotton bags with a train motif.

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Keren cited the sugar cookies printed with train motifs as a kiddie favorite at the dessert table.

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Everything from the train backdrop and assorted posters throughout the room to straw flags and bottle wrappers was custom-made for James's party.

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"Make sure to have an activity that will keep the kids on their feet," Keren said. "At that age, they need to run around as much as possible!"

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Vintage suitcases were displayed alongside the party favors in keeping with the transportation theme.

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Another look at the edible display. Everything was served in easy grab-and-go containers — perfect for on-the-move toddlers (and their parents!).

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The bright and fun kids table proves you don't need to go overboard to make an impact.

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Brown kraft paper makes an easy tablecloth that you won't feel bad about destroying when revved-up partygoers spill on or rip it!

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Each place setting contained a number of personalized elements.

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"The inspiration [for the look of the event] came from the classic conductor's uniform that has white and blue stripes, plus the red from the vintage suitcases that I found and had fitted for the party," Keren told us.

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The exquisite "All Aboard" tiered cake was the work of Keren's Party Cakes [17].

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