T.M. asks from Euless, TX on August 08, 2007
Baby Shower Themes? Help!!
Hi Moms! I am giving a shower for my cousin, and i cannot come up with a good theme. Does anyone have any ideas? I want it to be girly, she is having a girl. Please let me know!!
Thanks Moms!
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C.R. answers from Dallas on August 11, 2007
You could buy some tulle, it's pretty inexpensive at the fabric departments, and make some sashes out of it to hang in entryways, decorated with silk flowers, get vases and wrap tulle around them and tie off with pink ribbon and flowers. These are things we did for an anniversary party and everyone loved it. You could get pink silk rose petals to lay around the gift table and the food table. Throw some lace overlays around as well.
I also make diaper cakes, and Pink and Brown has been the very common color scheme this year! I have a few samples of what I've made on my site at www.southerngalsboutique.com
Good luck!
C.
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K.K. answers from Dallas on August 08, 2007
check out www.perfectshowers.com
or www.orientaltrading.com
I used perfect showers! They were great!
K.
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S.H. answers from Dallas on August 08, 2007
Here are some ideas:
- Princess/Fairy Tale (Mom can wear a tiara :) )
- Nursery Rhymes (decorate with Nursery Rhyme books that Mom can keep after the shower)
- Everything Pink! (or Purple, or whatever color the Nursery is.) :)
- Little Hands and Feet (cut out hand/feet shapes for decor)
- A Baby is Blooming (flowers and garden decor, cover flower seedlings in tissue paper and ribbon with a tag as favors for guests to take home)
- A "Bear-y" Special Baby/Girl! (Use bear decor- add ribbon bows to bears to make them "girly".)
- Polka Dots/Stripes
I used a Pink/Brown theme for my friends shower, and it turned out beautiful! I bought a brown and pink striped table cloth at Party City, along with pink/brown polka dot napkins. I got pink dinner plates and brown dessert plates with pink cups. I decorated her cake (I made it) with pink buttercream frosting and white polka dots that I made with white frosting. I made the dots by placing "dots" of frosting on wax paper on a cookie sheet and placing in the freezer. Then, when they were firm, I used a knife to mash down the dots and make flatter circles, then placed them on the cake. She loved the colors and the cake.
Anyway, hope the ideas help.
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B.W. answers from Dallas on August 09, 2007
Hi T., I make beautiful diaper Cakes and I can make one for you that would be very girly with lots of ribbons and bows. They are made to look like wedding cakes. My web site is diapercakesbybetty.com and more pictures are on Craig's list under diaper cakes. I live in Anna and I deliver to the surrounding area or I will mail for you. They are beautiful used as centerpiece for the table at the shower. $22.50-52.50
B. West
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A.R. answers from Dallas on August 10, 2007
I did a shower for my friend and the theme was her. She had belly picutres made and I decorated with the photos, pink toole, pearls and little odd and ends from micheals. It was so cute and very cheap. If she did not do belly pictures you can get her own baby pohots and blow them up and make the black and white.
M.P. answers from Dallas on August 08, 2007
I don't know if this will help, but at Wal-Mart they have a baby shower in a box. Looks very cute!
L.C. answers from Raleigh on August 11, 2007
I love the "panty" idea and the Tea Party idea. Almost makes me want to start again... ALMOST!!!
Anyway, two of my favorite shower ideas were - a clothes line with lots of (in this case) girlie outfits clipped to it. And make it all about the GIRL in all of us.
The other was to have the guests bring their favorite childrens book to start the library for the little one (they were welcome to bring other gifts, but the books were a huge hit).
Hope it goes well!!
BTW - what is your quote from?
C.R. answers from Dallas on August 11, 2007
You could buy some tulle, it's pretty inexpensive at the fabric departments, and make some sashes out of it to hang in entryways, decorated with silk flowers, get vases and wrap tulle around them and tie off with pink ribbon and flowers. These are things we did for an anniversary party and everyone loved it. You could get pink silk rose petals to lay around the gift table and the food table. Throw some lace overlays around as well.
I also make diaper cakes, and Pink and Brown has been the very common color scheme this year! I have a few samples of what I've made on my site at www.southerngalsboutique.com
Good luck!
C.
C.S. answers from Dallas on August 09, 2007
I threw a surprise shower that was themed a 'Panty Party'. Everyone was instructed to bring a pair of 'girlie' panties (we kept the baby gifts hidden). When the mom to be opened the gifts, the panties, one at a time, the gag was on her.....then the cake came out......a rear end (heart shape cake) decorated with icing looking like ruffles on a pair of little girl panties! It was the cutest thing! Everyone had a blast! It was not only memorable, but it was a hoot!
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