Here is the whole plot in one picture: a red panda has found the cake, and the strawberry on top is about to disappear. Roses, a golden bridge, a gazebo by a waterfall, strawberries tucked between the tiers. It is the invitation for a birthday that smells like a summer garden, whatever the calendar says.
The headline is about eating cake, which is honest, and the line under the name plays on the birthday number, the kind of small pun parents of preschoolers appreciate. Change the name and the number and the line adapts easily. As a video it can be soft and sunlit rather than loud, which suits the garden light in the picture.
For the party: a strawberry cake, obviously, or a plate of strawberry-topped cupcakes, roses on the table, and a flower-crown craft for the guests. This design is loved by girls two to six, though nothing on it is pink-only, and boys who like animals ask for the panda too. Print a few for hand-delivered cards at preschool.
