It’s no secret that I love fall. I become giddy at the first signs of falling leaves and have to fight the urge to get out my fall decor before the end of summer. I’m hosting a baby shower in November and what better theme than all things autumn?
I’ve rounded up some ideas to give me a little inspiration when planning the big event. It’ll be warm, intimate, and filled with the little touches that make this season so special.
Come see what I found!
Fall in Love with this Sweet Invitation!
I love the heart-shaped leaves falling from the tree branches on this baby shower invitation. They set the tone for a lovely event!
$1.75, Butler Paper and Print
Decorate with the Colors of Fall
Bring the colors of the outdoors inside with these paper poms. So festive!
$35, Pros to the Host
Customize Water Bottles with Pumpkin Printables
Have these customized water bottles waiting for your guests as they arrive. It’s such an easy way to add an autumn touch.
$6, 3 Peas Prints
Create a Centerpiece with Pumpkins and Fall Flowers
One of the best things about having a fall-themed event is that decorations are already available, possibly even in your home! This beautiful centerpiece uses pumpkins, flowers and candles and would be easy to recreate.
Martha Stewart
Wish Flags...a Sentimental Keepsake
Ask guests to write a wish for mom or baby on a panel of this handmade Wish Flag. They’ll treasure the keepsake forever.
$36, Stitchinetka
Creamy Cheddar Soup
There is nothing like soup to make me think about autumn. I love serving soup for company since it’s inexpensive and easy to prepare.
For recipe, visit Martha Stewart.com
Yummy Pumpkin Spice Cake
Why not show off a classic fall flavor— pumpkin— when selecting a cake for your guests? It’s a little different and oh so good.
For recipe, visit Martha Stewart.com
A Pumpkiny Favor for Shower Guests
It’s great to give guests a favor that feels a little indulgent, such as this luxurious pumpkin lotion.
$6.50, Southern Twisted Soaps
Mary Lauren Weimer is a social worker turned mother turned writer. Her blog, My 3 Little Birds, encourages moms to put down the baby books for a moment and tell their own stories. She writes about all things toddler at Babble’s Toddler Times. Connect with her on Facebook and Twitter.