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A Whale-y Cute Gender Neutral Baby Shower

Description

A whale-y themed baby shower.

Hosts: Mom Tammie and sister Courtney

(grandma and auntie to Mystery Baby) :)

Gender Neutral. Shades of all pinks and blues.

Design Inspiration

Mystery baby has a "beachy-feel" nursery.

We wanted to incorporate the beach feel into the baby shower by using super cute whale details.

 

Decorating Style

Detail oriented

Loves all shades of the ocean

Project Details

**Vendor Details**

Cake: Created by Karen Nelson, Michigan

2-tier white cake. Seafoam frosting. Fondant details. Rice krispy treat covered fondant whale topper.

Cake Stand: DIY. Candle holder attached to plate. Sprayed with non-toxic spray.

Napkins: Party City

Invites: Designed by Michelle Silva. Printed out by Office Max.

http://sweetpeasandseashells.blogspot.com/

Banner: Created by Momma-to-be. Used shades of pink and blue streamers attached to a long white rod with hot glue.

 Whale juice wrappers: Whale stamp purchased from Hobby Lobby

Table Runners: 4 Yards of fabric by Joann Fabrics & Crafts

Easel: Micheal's Craft Store

Photo Display: Walgreen's photo center

Favorite Items

Whale cake. Baby bump tracker display.

 

Advice

DO NOT SPEND A TON OF MONEY.

Use coupons while at your local craft stores.

Have a plan. Idea. Run with it. Use a vision board/display of ideas and use those as inspiration pieces.

Try not to over do it-keep it fun but not overkill every detail. A little goes a long way!

 

 

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Thursday 28th of May 2015

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Frauline Melfi

Monday 7th of May 2012

The cake is so cute! And I really love the baby bump photos! Great choice for a theme, too! Whales are such beautiful and gentle creatures. I like them more than owls ;)

Brinkleysma

Wednesday 2nd of May 2012

Hi, Elizabeth! The juice bottles are bought from walmart. They are the Hawaiian punch mini juices. I replaced the plastic label "Hawaiian Punch" with a white label I stamped with a whale stamper from Hobby Lobby. I will admit I purchased the Krispy treats that were pre-made from walmart. They were pre-packaged rice krispy treats and I cut them in half, added a white stick and dipped them in white chocolate. I added food coloring *either pink or blue to the white chocolate when I was ready to dip them, added sprinkles......It was BY FAR the easiest treat I've ever made. Pretty mess-less too. We are waiting to find out:) Definitely a mystery baby:)

Elizabeth

Wednesday 2nd of May 2012

Your party looks adorable! Especially love the photo display. Where did you get the labels to put over the water bottles? Can you share your recipe for the frosted rice krispy pops? Are you waiting until the birth to find out boy or girl - or did the inside of the cake reveal the news? Congrats on your soon-to-be mommy status!