Red, White & Fun!

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If you are thinking of visiting Bald Head Island, fourth of July week is the time to come! It’s the most popular week of the year here, and everyone gets in the spirit!

We woke up yesterday to stormy skies, and the clouds opened up with buckets of rain right before the Annual Golf Cart Parade.

We hopped in our golf carts anyways, and hoped to not get too soggy. Luckily the clouds parted a bit, and the parade began!

The golf cart floats were so creative! I loved the Trolls themed one, and a few of the Pirates of the Caribbean ones. In the future we hope to participate 🙂

By the end of the parade, the sun came out! YAY!

We spent the day at the beach, and then dressed in our finest red, white and blue for a party at the Bald Head Island Club.

The Club puts on this party every year, and it was fabulous. There were jumpy things and games for the kids, a live band, and a huge buffet featuring all kinds of seafood.

Blue crabs, fried oysters, baked oysters, shrimp – oh my!!!

Dessert was also a big hit!!

Mazen’s shirt is from J Crew Factory, and he and Uncle Matt were matching!

Red, white, and fun!

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