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4 Steps Towards A Beautiful Baby Shower

June 5, 2017 Rachel Ferrucci Leave a Comment

How lovely; you’ve been entrusted with the task of hosting a beautiful baby shower for a beloved mom-to-be. You might be feeling a little overwhelmed if you’ve just started the planning process. But, don’t worry; the following steps will help you to organize a beautiful celebration for the mama and her incoming little one.

 

The Invites

Sort out a time and a venue as soon as possible, and make sure it’s around three weeks to a month before the baby is due to arrive (leaving it too close to the due date is a risky move). The best time for a shower is around lunchtime or early afternoon; this will ensure the guest of honor won’t be too tired, and it’s the perfect time to enjoy all the food, drink, and nibbles. If you’re planning a surprise for the future mama, then make sure you state that on your invitations; you don’t want anyone to let the exciting news slip! For some invitation design ideas, take a peek here: https://uk.pinterest.com/search/pins/?q=baby%20shower%20invites&rs=typed&term_meta[]=baby%7Ctyped&term_meta[]=shower%7Ctyped&term_meta[]=invites%7Ctyped.

 

invitationsImage source: https://www.pexels.com/photo/black-ballpoint-pen-beside-brown-envelope-102604/  

 

The Theme

Baby shower themes can be pretty straightforward; however, you should always take into consideration the mom, and what she likes and enjoys. A classic pink or blue theme, if the gender of the baby is no longer a secret, is a lovely choice, and will make sourcing decorations, cups, and plates easy. Perhaps whether the little one is a boy or a girl is unknown, or you don’t feel like sticking to pink and blue; there is literally every color of the rainbow to choose from, so stop fretting. Pastel shades, gingham, and stripes are all gorgeous ways to incorporate the favorites hues of mom, in the bunting, balloons, and icing.

 

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The Food

The sweet treats at the shower can easily reflect the color palette and theme of the event; colored frosting, sprinkles and cake toppers are all excellent ways to incorporate your chosen shades. A buffet style offering is a relaxed and informal way to feed the guests and gives everybody the chance to bring a dish to the party. By involving the guests in providing the food, you’ll save yourself precious time and money.

 

cupcakesImage credit: https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/d/da/Chocolate_Cupcakes_with_Raspberry_Buttercream.jpg  

 

The Gifts

Ask and see if the expectant mother wants or needs anything specific for her new baby. Try and put together a gift list to send around to the guests; this will enable each person to tick something off the list, and they’ll be no doubling up on presents. If you are part of a close friendship or family group, you could put your money together to create a hamper full of essentials, or the main gift that perhaps the new parents have been unable to afford. Personalized items are another way to give the new mama something special that she and her child can appreciate forever; products like lovies for babies will make a functional gift, and be a sentimental surprise. The main thing to consider when giving a present is the thought put into it is the most important thing.

 

Any time and effort that you put into hosting a baby shower will be appreciated by the expectant mother for the years ahead. You’ll be helping her to make lasting, lovely memories, and getting everyone excited for the new arrival.

 

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About Rachel Ferrucci

Lifestyle writer, blogger, and social media influencer, specializing in travel, beauty, food, fashion, and family. As an empty nester I'm finding adventure around every corner to live life like it's my last day. Don't be surprised to find me in stilettos waving a light saber while playing with my grandchildren! Rachel Ferrucci

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