They were divine! Here's the recipe we used. The dessert was Orange Creamsicle Cupcakes. It was served in mason jars with mustache straws. We also had bow tie pasta salad (of course) and Dixie fruit salad.įor drinks, we had cherry 7 up with maraschino cherries and limes. We served ham and cheese soup and pasta e fagioli soup. We had served a light brunch with the open house. It was fun for the guests to fill out and the mom-to-be can keep the cards as a keepsake from the party. We decided it would be fun to have cards for the guests to write their wishes for the baby. So I made sure the banner over the food table and some of the cupcake labels had it on it. It worked beautifully! I used more paper napkins along the tables for decorations and made tissue pom poms to hang over the tables.Ī few days before the baby shower, I found out the baby's name. Rather than cut a whole bunch off the width, I decided to cut it in half again and turn it into 2 table runners. But when I was measuring it out I realized it was way too wide for a table runner. I originally intended it to be for only one table. The table runners were actually made from a yard of fabric that I cut in half and sewed the ends together to make it long enough to stretch across the table. Then I added 3 paper napkin flowers to the top of the vase and then used coordinating fabrics and bow ties to dress up the fronts. I love how they looked all dressed up with their mustaches and ties!įor the centerpieces, I found some square vases at Michaels on Christmas clearance and spray painted them to match the colors of the party. The balloons were another one of my favorite touches. I also carried the bow ties and mustaches throughout the baby shower decor. I put together a step by step tutorial to help you make your own snap on bow tie onesies. This little baby is going to be one fashionable dude! So she can actually change out the bow tie when she wants a different look and as the baby grows older, she can continue to use the bow ties with larger onesies.

I made a onesie clothesline with bow ties that snap in place. One of my favorite elements of the party also doubled as a baby gift for the mom to be. ) (Names of course were changed for privacy.) I positioned the bow tie on the invitation to mimic the look of a tuxedo. I designed an invitation for the party using the party colors of blue, green and grey. I chose a mixture of bow ties and mustaches for a fun and playful party.

Since it was a boy, I knew the perfect theme would be a 'little man baby shower'. I jumped at the chance to help with the decorations when I found out my friends were throwing a baby shower for a dear neighbor who was pregnant with her first child.

Little man bow tie baby shower games