Baby food jars filled with circus peanuts and tealights were scattered throughout the living room:
Balloons made for a cheery entrance:
And this color-coordinated clothesline served as my gift to Callie:
Callie V's very own mobile photo booth was set up in the basement for everyone to take a photo, along with baby-themed props too:
(Photos of us in the booth to come - Bridget took them!)
And FOOD! Oh the food spread was delicious. We had:
Chocolate moustaches
Lemon and carrot cake pops (those are little peanuts!) and cotton candy
Veggie cones and dip
Yogurt parfaits
Mini sandwiches
Caprese skewers and fruit kabobs
Homemade pretzels with dipping sauces
For drinks we served a "Lion Tamer Lemonade" and "Three Ring Circus Cocktail" in personalized mason jars.
Favors were homemade chocolate dipped apples:
We played two games - one where we had to guess the famous rock/pop song that was made into a lullaby (harder than it sounds!) and a bottle race where we had to drink 3 oz. of water from a baby bottle and be the first to finish - also very hard!
All in all it was a great way to spend a Sunday afternoon, showering Miss Callie and Baby V with love. She always does so much for others so it was fun to be able to spoil her for once. She will be one amazing mom and I can't wait to meet Baby V in late March! I couldn't have done any of this without my amazing co-hosts, so a huge thanks to them as well. We had so much fun planning and preparing for it all!
My poor house looks so empty now with Christmas, New Year's, and now baby shower taken down. What will I do with no hosting events on the horizon anytime soon? I'm sure I'll find something to do, like maybe relax a bit. :)
Adorable! You sure do know how to throw a party.
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