As soon as my good friend Min found out she was expecting a little girl, I started planning, with my friends
Christine (who volunteered her lovely house), Kaley and Sara, to give her a pretty and girly baby shower. We wanted it to be special and intimate and I believe that is just what it ended up being!
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Diaper wreath: I got this idea from Pinterest.com. I simply tied diapers to a wire hanger with ribbon. Super easy and cute. |
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My mom got this metal stork for my baby shower and has been used a few times since. What a great find, Mom! |
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We got this little story book for Min and had everyone in attendance add a little wish or message for the new baby. |
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It took 6 bunches of carnations to create this gorgeous arrangement! Carnations have a bad rap, but used in large amounts they have tremendous impact. |
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I created this baby's breath ball that hung from the center of 30 yards of tented tulle (another idea from pinterest.com). At the last minute I decided that it needed to have some ribbon trailing down, and then I attached these cute little clothes cut-outs with clothes pins that Christine had. |
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Christine created this adorable bunting banner. |
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Candy is a great decoration! |
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Another darling detail that Christine added: doily backing with little bows and a poem on water bottles. |
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Yummy and beautiful cupcakes by Christine |
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The food was delicious and one of the best things about the afternoon! Thanks again Christine. |
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Min's friend Sara brought the cake made by a wonderful local bakery, Nadia Cakes. |
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Min, my beautiful friend and mommy to be, and me. |
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I couldn't resist showing my friend Monica's shoes....cute! |
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My friend, Kaley, wanted to have all the ladies do a flower arrangement to take along with them, instead of the traditional games. |
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We had the best time just chatting and tucking flowers into our individual and unique tea cups! |
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Everyone has signed the story book! |
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What a fun and lovely afternoon with old and new friends! It was so special to honor Min and welcome her new baby and I was privileged to be apart of it. |
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