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6 Theme Ideas For a Baby Shower to Remember

 Planning a baby shower can be overwhelming. It’s a big responsibility, and you want to make sure it is perfect! Which theme should you choose? There are so many beautiful themes to pick from that it may take some time to decide. From rustic and contemporary to modern and classic, or even seaside or floral, there is sure to be one that fits just right for your event. You’ve got the party details down—now all you need are the decorations. No worries—help is here! Check out this article for all the information you need on six themes for a baby shower so that no matter what your style is, you can have the perfect event.

 

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Rustic


If you want a baby shower that has a pleasing and warm feel to it, then rustic may be the theme for you. This type of party is best suited for an outdoor event. There are many decorations in this theme, so you can mix and match as your heart desires. For example, if you wanted to have a farm-themed shower, you could use food containers as vases, hay bales as tables, and wooden crates as chairs. If that wasn’t enough to get the theme across, you could even use an old tractor or wagon for decoration. 

 

Contemporary and Rustic


Themes don’t have to be strict. You can mix them. For example, a contemporary or rustic theme can work well with floral or seaside décor. Contemporary and rustic themes may rely on bold colors and geometric shapes to make the space pop. 

 

Choose to ask your family or friends to find clothes and dresses online that fit this theme. 

 

Modern and Classic


Modern and classic is a modern take on the classic baby shower. These themes will be more sleek and sophisticated, with less of an emphasis on bows and flowers. Modern baby showers are perfect for those who want to avoid having their party look too cutesy or childish. With this theme, you’ll have a fun yet elegant event. This theme pairs nicely with a pastel color palette for your table decorations and party favors. You could even go with brighter colors like oranges and yellows if you prefer!

 

Classic


The classic theme is perfect for the more traditional bride. If you are planning a vintage or rustic-inspired event, then a classic baby shower may be perfect for you. This theme is elegant and refined, with a focus on classic decorations and styles. There will be plenty of lace, pearls, and old-fashioned touches that fit in perfectly with this theme. Your guests will also love this theme because it’s not too overbearing and can please both men and women alike.

 

Seaside


The theme of a seaside baby shower is sure to make your guests feel like they are on vacation! Think ocean blue, sand, seashells, and maybe even some seagulls. You can set up festive tables with blue and white checkered tablecloths and plenty of different types of seafood. Include fun decorations like tiki torches, starfish, and other beach-themed items.

 

Seaside baby showers are perfect for those who love the feeling of being at the beach. The best way to decorate would be with blue or green checkered tablecloths or even a striped tablecloth. You should also include seashells and starfish as decorations. Be sure to include tiki torches or other lights that will put off a beachy vibe as well!

 

Floral

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If your style is more on the feminine side, floral may be the way to go. This theme celebrates the beauty of spring and life.

 

Floral themes are typically filled with pastel colors and delicate flowers. You can decorate with fresh flowers, like lilies or roses, or use artificial flowers in a variety of shapes and colors. Add some tulle to create a soft feel, or cover tables with a beautiful tablecloth in a complementary color to add some elegance.

 

There are many ways you can incorporate floral into your event—from tablecloths and centerpieces to balloons and flower petals on the floor. You can even scatter flower petals down the aisle at your ceremony. 

 

If you’re interested in this theme for your baby shower, we suggest choosing simple decorations such as one large centerpiece or multiple smaller ones throughout the room. This ensures that there won’t be too much going on at once, which is vital because there will be plenty of other things like games and socializing. 


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