Baby showers have come a long way in both the look and feel. Gone are the days of having to pick just from pink or blue colors. You can have fun with so many colors and thanks to Pinterest there are plenty of DIY projects to make for a shower.
We recently hosted a baby shower for my best friend Katelyn to welcome the arrival of her sweet baby boy who will be named Baby T for now. I was in good company with three other hostesses. Check out Kelsey’s décor creations. I absolutely love the mason jars with the ties on them as the centerpieces. She could definitely be a professional event designer. I was very impressed with how craftsy and talented she is when it comes to DIY projects (considering it took me a whole day to make a diaper cake basket for it to later be destroyed.
DIY Boy Baby Shower Décor Ideas
Cute as a Button
Mason Jar Centerpiece
Tall Vase
Free Standing Decor at the Food Table
Elephants, Giraffes, and Babies Oh My!
Have guests share their words of wisdom for the Mom 2 Be
Pretzel Rods make great decor and a tasty treat for the guests to munch on
The Food Spread – Yummy! Fruit Kabobs, Veggie Cups, and Cheese/Crackers
The Grand Table for Baby T including a Bundt Cake from Nothing Bundt Cakes
What’s your favorite part about planning a baby shower? What creative baby boy shower decor ideas did you create?
Miki says
these images are amazing! You mentioned the basket was really difficult to make, do you of a good DIY video on the subject?
Thanks
Michelle at Faith, Trust, & Pixie Dust says
What a fun shower. The food looks so great too.
Warmly, Michelle
Faith, Trust & Pixie Dust
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Rebecca says
What are the ends of the pretzel rods dipped in? Is it something that I could make green?
Michelle Hancock says
They are the melting chocolate candies. Yes, you could find the green ones at Michaels or Hobby Lobby!