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Now onto the party recap!!!!
This party was a fun mash up of two rival baseball teams that both parents individually route for. I definitely had a challenge in front of me, but I think the end result was a HOME RUN (.....aaaah, c'mon, you knew that was coming, haha!)
I set up the table with lots of baseball props that I found EVERYWHERE (thrift shops, Target, my closet - haha!) I embellished many of the items with baseball themed sticker. Even though I had plenty of printables on hand, I wanted to do something a bit different. The table was set up as a concession stand and included boxed candies, Boston Baked Beans, Baby Ruth candy bars and gumballs. I used a variety of containers to display the sweets, like wire baskets, tin pails and mason jars. I also used wooden crates and boxes as risers and set up a sweet vignette that included a striped bear, baby items, a baseball and mitt and a wooden monogram E for baby Evan!
I found a framed chalkboard at Michaels for like a $1 and decorated it with stickers. The numbers indicate the baby's due date (always thinkin').
This wooden doll cradle is now a staple in my party stash and will be used for other baby showers....yes, it's a cradle!!!! We put popcorn in bags and placed them in the cradle - cute, eh?
Peanuts were added to embellished mason jars for that old timey ball-park look.
Since the event took place after lunch - lite stadium 'cuisine' was served....I love these mini pretzel dogs - super cute & fun!
Guest got to go home with candy striped bags filled with peanuts with a tag that said Thanks for celebrating our little peanut !!!!
This baby shower is just too adorable...and so creatively planned and executed, down to the last detail! Kudos, Keisha!
ReplyDeleteThis shower was fabulous! Loved all the little details!
ReplyDeleteYou did a great job. Loved every detail!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Monique!
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