What decorations do you need for a baby party?

Posted by: Founterior , November 4, 2014

Hello, dear “mommy-to-bes”! Are you expecting your sweet little child to come in our wonderful world? Is it going to be soon? Ok, let’s celebrate then! And if you are planning your special baby shower party I will try to give you some outstanding ideas about the interior and the decorations that you can easily apply at your home in the day when you are expecting guests to come and celebrate together!

To begin with, I would like to say that the festive atmosphere should be completely compatible with a kid’s party theme. So, when we are talking about baby shower party, think about a baby themed children party. If you haven’t done any one of those by now, follow our advices and your guests will be impressed!

Baby shower party decor

What should be the party decor? Well, there are many little things and items that can contribute to the great atmosphere in the special day. Personally, I really like decorative accents such as small pink or blue ribbons, paper garlands. One of my recent searches finished in an amazing idea! The mother that prepared the decorations invented an unique garland made of baby clothes. Each of them had a small letter attached to it, so the result was amazing! A writing saying “Mommy to be”. And it was placed in the garden – lovely!

Baby shower interior ideas

So, what about the interior? There are three main things that I can recommend to you:

1. Make some kind of installations – this could be melting chocolate installation where guests can go and have a cup of fresh melted chocolate. Do you remember them? Other types of installations can be a small baby crib with special decorations in and around it.

2. Balloons! Use as many of them as you can! Balloons have the wonderful ability to create festive look and they can brighten up the interior of your baby shower party!

3. Cover your chairs and sofas. Usually, you can use the most traditional covers according to the gender of the baby. If it is going to be a girl, use pale reds and pinks to cover the chairs. If you are expecting a boy, then blues and violets can do the trick.