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Charming Baby Shower Décor Ideas and Delicious Recipes

Easy Recipes and Charming Decor Ideas for Hosting a Baby Shower

Bite-size savories, sweet treats, and cool refreshments round out the merriment of these two charming baby shower ideas. No matter the color palette, we share creative ways to incorporate sentimental treasures and flower arrangements on point for such a special occasion.

Plus, turn to the “Party Time” feature of our March/April 2024 issue to see our lovely baby sprinkle!

See more of this outdoor baby sprinkle in our March/April 2024 issue. Styling by Donna Nichols. Photo by Kyle Carpenter.

 A Rosy Welcome

Lush displays of peonies, tea roses, tulips, hydrangeas, and dogwood flowers brighten this setting, as a floral wreath interspersed with hypericum berries brings the color scheme full circle. Greet guests with flavorful hors d’oeuvres like Biscuit Crostini with Smoked Salmon Rosettes and petite rainbow carrots served with a creamy herb dip


Blushing Details

On a mix of elegant serving pieces, present strawberries dipped in white chocolate and petits fours topped with edible flowers. Silver rattles and a personalized silver cup reflect family traditions, as classic children’s books call to mind bedtimes to come.

Bonny & Bright

Play up a theme of blue, green, and white with a blend of mismatched wares old and new. Containers shaped like old-fashioned baby carriages hold nosegays that complement an eye-catching centerpiece. A Citrus-Rosemary Punch satisfies friends and family as they nosh on Curried Chicken Salad Cups. Dolled up with custom gift tags, miniature bottles of sparkling wine make for creative party favors.


Enticing Tidbits

Small skewers of mozzarella, cucumber, and blackberry promise to please the crowd, while our celestial-inspired sugar cookies and Caramel Shortbread Bars will satisfy anyone’s sweet tooth as this baby shower’s guest of honor unwraps beautifully wrapped presents.

Photography by William Dickey and John O’Hagan
Styling by Sidney Bragiel and Dorothy Walton
Recipe Development and Food Styling by J.R. Jacobson, Vanessa Rocchio,
Elizabeth Stringer, and Taylor Franklin Wann


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