The fanciful dessert buffet was created by Vanilla Bake Shop.

A vase shows a sly twist on the chessboard theme.

The sophisticated lounge in the dining tent.

A closer view of the tabletop.

More pretty treats.

The dessert table echoed the Mad Hatter's tea party.

Sharm'as greatest souce of pride for this event? "That I survived it," she says. "We did the whole thing--from A to Z--in three weeks."
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Pop sensation Kesha--a favorite of the birthday girl--sang five of her hits.

Alice herself appears on the birthday cake, from Special Cakes by Ruben. The honoree also dressed as Alice.

Ceiling draping adds drama.

The birthday girl sat in the gold chair, from Luxe Event Rentals.

The famous twins Tweedledum and Tweedledee.

A topiary Caterpillar--his hookah actually smoked.

Entertainers from Milestone Productions add to the fun.

A closer view of the floral. R. Jack Balthazar was part of the creative team behind the dreamy environment.

A close-up of a mushroom vignette.

The entertainment went beyond "Alice" elements to include a dog show and synchronized swimmers in the host family's swimming pool.

A leafy facade on the cocktail bar continues the wonderland theme. Sharma made sure to include elements to please the adults at the party as well as the chlidren.

In contrast to the greenery and flowers in Wonderland, the Red Queen's Tent is black, white and red all over.

The head banquet table, which sat 40 guests in gold chairs. Note the "chessboad" floor treatment.

Guests move from the fun outdoors to the "Red Queen's Tent" for dinner and dancing. Here, the escort card table.

A closer view of floral.

The Sonia Sharma teams transforms the honoree's home into Wonderland. Guests enter to find a magical world of fanciful colors and shapes.