Baby Shower

Baby shower decor has shifted significantly in recent years. The default pink-or-blue setup is now just one option among many — neutral palettes (sage green, warm beige, terracotta, ivory) have become equally popular, particularly for parents who aren't revealing the sex before birth or who prefer a more understated aesthetic. We carry supplies across all of these directions: gender-specific kits for pink and blue themes, neutral kits for sage and natural tones, and individual pieces for anyone building a custom palette.

The dessert table and backdrop are typically the two most decorated areas at a baby shower, and where most photos get taken. Concentrating your decor budget on those two zones — a balloon garland or arch behind the table, coordinated plates and a cake topper on the table itself — creates a strong visual without needing to dress the entire venue. Simple paper lanterns or a banner above the guest seating area is usually enough to connect the rest of the space.

Guest count at baby showers tends to be smaller than other events, which means you don't need the same volume of supplies as a large birthday party. Coordinated tableware for 20–30 guests, a focused balloon display, and a few decorative pieces for the table is typically all that's needed. If you're planning games or activities, allow for additional supplies like paper for predictions or small prizes for winners.