Owl Theme Gender Reveal Baby Shower Invitations & Planning

Whoooo's on the way? If the expectant parents have not announced the gender of their baby, a Gender Reveal Baby Shower could be an ideal theme for a couple's baby shower.

• Invitations:  Owl Gender Reveal Baby Shower Invitations will get guests excited about the shower and the fun of a gender reveal.
• Decorations:  Use balloons in pink and blue and add touches of green or white throughout in your party ware, streamers, plates, napkins and tablecloths. A cute stuffed owl can be a main centerpiece and also a gift to the parents for the baby's nursery after the shower.
• The Reveal:  You can do the reveal with a cake with the gender color hidden under frosting.  Have the doctor put the gender of the baby in an envelope, take it to a baker and they can put blue or pink food dye in the cake mix so when the cake is cut, the baby's gender is revealed. You can fill a box with pink or blue balloons and when the box is opened, balloons in pink or blue float out of the box. **Make sure you have still and video cameras ready to record the moment! Don't forget to get the reaction of the grandparents, too.
• Favors:  For a couple's shower, fill cello candy cone bags with your favorite treats and tie then with with green ribbons or mix the green with pink and blue;  Make sugar cookies with an owl cookie cutter (a tulip cookie cutter works for an owl's face) and decorate in pink and blue or green.
• Note Cards: Don't forget owl themed thank you notes.  Personalized note cards make a great baby shower gift! Before they leave the party, have each guest address an envelope to themselves to make sending thank yous a breeze for the new parents-to-be.

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