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This past week, we found out some incredible news about my best friend who's been battling breast cancer for the second time. How better to celebrate kicking cancer's booty then to have a party?
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In conjunction with this event, Walmart is carrying these fun personalized cokes with names on them. You can find them at the coolers right as you walk in the store. I also found at my Walmart there was a display over by the sodas. How cool is it to find your name?
It was a no brainer when we knew we wanted to celebrate Jennifer and having found these fun personalized cokes, it was going to be Coke Ice Cream Float Party!
Here's how we set it up
Supplies:
- Personalized Cokes (Coke Zero, Diet Coke, Coke) at your local Walmart
- Ice Cream (I like to offer a few different varieties. Chocolate and vanilla are always a hit)
- Tall Glasses - Remember you're including both the ice cream and the coke, so you need a bit of room.
- Straws
- Spoons
- Sprinkles (optional) - sprinkles always make desserts HAPPIER in my opinion 🙂
How to make:
Two scoops of your favorite ice cream and then fill the rest of the glass with your soda of choice. This float was MADE WITH HAPPY for sure!
Add a festive straw and a spoon to scoop up the remaining ice cream in the glass. 
Our party was full of laughter, yummy floats and some tears of joy in celebrating the AMAZING news of our beloved friend. In my opinion it does not get much better than that!
Personalized Coke Ice Cream Float Party + Beating Cancer = Best Summer EVER!
Definitely head down to Walmart for the personalized cokes especially this Sunday June 6th for the Share a Coke Event. Celebrating the little moments makes for a {Made with HAPPY} SUMMER.
