Organizing a baby shower requires a lot of work, but it’s also a lot of fun. One of the first things you should do is choose a theme. Is there something that the future mom likes a lot? If you know that you are having a baby girl, take a look at these themes to organize baby shower for a baby girl. We have included decoration ideas, food, and games for each theme.
Baby shower for a baby girl: ideas and themes for the party
PRINCESS THEME
Princess parties never go out of style. The best thing about this theme is that you can use many symbols of royalty, such as castles, tiaras, crowns, thrones, bows, etc.
Decoration ideas
- Combine gold, silver, pink and purple.
- Print princess-themed invitations, thank you notes, and bunting.
- The most important object can be a cake in the shape of a castle.
- Drape a gold, pink, or purple fabric over a couch and create a throne for the mom-to-be.
- Hang two pieces of pink tulle (or some other fabric) behind the food table. Then, gather each piece to the side, like a curtain, and tie them together with a bow to create a real background.
Meal ideas
- Host a tea party and serve food related to the theme.
- You can serve canapes in the shape of a crown, icing cookies in the shape of tiaras or bows, and cupcakes decorated with glitter or edible sugar pearls.
- Place a tiara or crown on top of the cake.
Ideas for games
A fabulous baby shower idea is to do a princess trivia game with your guests. Ask them about current and old princesses, from fairy tales, cartoons, or movies.
SUPERHEROINE THEME
Not all superheroes wear capes! Sometimes they wear maternity clothes and bibs. This theme is great if the mom-to-be is expecting a girl, as there are many characters that can inspire her.
Decoration ideas
- Choose the colors of a character to base the party on them. You can also create an overall theme by using red, yellow, and blue on the tablecloth, balloons, decorations, and plates.
- Drape a table to look like a superhero cape. We recommend using a long red tablecloth that reaches the floor. Next, place yellow or blue details between the plates of food.
- Design the invitations to look like a superhero outfit.
- Welcome the mom-to-be with a banner that says “Super baby is on the way!”
Meal ideas
- Make icing cookies in the shape of a superhero mask.
- Bake a multi-tiered cake that looks like a superhero costume.
- Prepare green candy bowls to represent kryptonite, Superman’s famous weakness. They will also be a weakness for sweet lovers.
Game ideas
- Ask guests to say all the names of heroines from movies, books, shows, TV series, or comics that they know with the help of some clues. The guest who guesses the most will win a prize.
- Ask guests to write down what superpowers they think the mom-to-be has and which ones her little girl will inherit.
MERMAID THEME
If you go for the mermaid theme, you’ll have plenty of colors and symbols to play with. Let your creativity fly with everything under the sea.
Decoration ideas
- Choose shades of purple, green, and blue.
- Make tablecloths that mimic the shape of waves for the food table. To do this, buy thin sheets of plastic wrap, cut the edges into wavy shapes, and layer these edges so they all show.
- For a more beachy feel, spread sand or shells between the food trays.
- Cut out cardboard in the shape of corals, seahorses, fish, dolphins, and mermaids to decorate the tables.
- If you want to create a stream of bubbles, blow up white or clear balloons of various sizes and hang them in a spiral from smallest to largest.
- You can also make green serpentine algae.
- To create a garland related to this theme, fold pieces of purple and blue tulle in half over a piece of string and tie just below the string to hold them in place.
- Hang purple and aqua streamers for a seaside vibe.
- Hang a sign above the food table that says “The Little Mermaid is on her way.”
Meal ideas
- Frost cupcakes to look like shells.
- Bake starfish cookies.
- Make edible shells. To do this, join two glazed biscuits slightly askew and add an edible white sugar pearl in the wider half to simulate a real pearl.
- Thread 10 white or black grapes onto a skewer so they resemble seaweed skewers.
- Use food coloring to make the lemonade the color of seawater.
- Use icing sugar, food coloring, and edible glitter to make a mermaid tail dipped into the cake.
- You can also use sauces to create the shape of an octopus.
- If you want the croissants to be crab-shaped, place two toothpicks where the eyes would be and stick blueberries or printed eyes on the ends.
Ideas for games
Ask guests to write a message on a bottle. Put all the notes in a giant glass bottle so the little one can read them when she grows up.
BALLERINA THEME
Looking for the perfect baby shower idea? Do not look any further. This theme is too beautiful to pass up.
Decoration ideas
- For this theme, you’ll need a lot of tulles, but it doesn’t have to be the classic baby pink tulle; You can use colors like hot pink, white, gray, purple, or any other color you think the guest of honor will love.
- Decorate the food table as if wearing a tulle skirt.
- Add a ballerina tutu to baskets and jars.
- You can make a cake stand out of a tutu using tulle, which will be the main decoration object.
- Decorate the buffet table with tiny ballet shoes, a toddler girl tutu, and a toy tiara. You’ll be able to give all of this to the mom-to-be at the end of the party.
Meal ideas
- Make details related to the topic. To do this, you can turn cupcake liners upside down, stick them onto a skewer, and place a cloud of candy on top.
- Bake cookies in the shape of ballet shoes and leotards.
- Make cupcakes in the shape of a ballerina. Frost the top to look like a tutu, then glue a torso-shaped cookie on top of each one.
- Make cupcake lollipops in the shape of ballet shoes and tie bows on them.
Ideas for games
For a little fun, give your guests tulle skirts to wear when they arrive. Then, once everyone has eaten and drunk, you can do a ballet trivia game. Questions may be similar to these: What is used to make the tips of ballet shoes: wood or cardboard? How many basic positions does ballet have? What language are most ballet terms in?
Experience: Sarah has been working in the field of pediatrics for over 10 years. She is a certified pediatric nurse and a certified lactation consultant. She has worked in a variety of settings, including hospitals, clinics, and home health care. She has a wealth of experience in all aspects of baby health and care, including nutrition, sleep, development, and safety.
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Commitment: Sarah is committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information on baby health and care. She is a frequent reader of medical journals and other research publications. She is also a member of several professional organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics and the International Lactation Consultant Association. She is committed to staying up-to-date on the latest research and best practices in baby health and care.
Sarah is a trusted source of information on baby health and care. She is a knowledgeable and experienced professional who is passionate about helping parents raise healthy and happy babies.
Expertise: Sarah is an expert in all aspects of baby health and care. She is passionate about helping parents raise healthy and happy babies. She is committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information on baby health and care. She is a frequent speaker at parenting conferences and workshops.
Passion: Sarah is passionate about helping parents raise healthy and happy babies. She believes that every parent deserves access to accurate and up-to-date information on baby health and care. She is committed to providing parents with the information they need to make the best decisions for their babies.
Commitment: Sarah is committed to providing accurate and up-to-date information on baby health and care. She is a frequent reader of medical journals and other research publications. She is also a member of several professional organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics and the International Lactation Consultant Association. She is committed to staying up-to-date on the latest research and best practices in baby health and care.
Sarah is a trusted source of information on baby health and care. She is a knowledgeable and experienced professional who is passionate about helping parents raise healthy and happy babies.
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