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There is something special about preparing to welcome a new baby into the world, so why not add a touch of Disney to the celebration? We’ve gathered some magical ideas to take any baby shower to the next level. Show us how you’re showering a lovely mom-to-be in your life with the hashtag #DisneyWeekend on Instagram!
Make it pink and blue with Sleeping Beauty-inspired gender reveal boxes. They make fun party favors!
These no-bake cheesecakes are an easy, delicious, and adorable snack to prepare, making them the perfect addition to any Disney baby shower celebration!
From an enDEERing banner to cupcakes that will make you fawn, these Bambi baby shower ideas are so befitting to celebrate the little boy or girl on the way.
Add some Disney flair to a plain, frosted cake with the help of this Tsum Tsum Cake Topper, featuring the Hundred Acre Wood crew.
Oh, boy! We can’t get enough of this Mickey baby shower. Between the pastel color palette and the delicious eats, all guests will be blown away.
Instead of crafting a banner, try your hand at making custom Disney Princess Wall Letters of the baby’s name. They will look stunning both as decor during the shower and hung on the little one’s nursery wall after.
Experiment 626 is the perfect color palette for a sweet baby shower. Bake this Stitch Chiffon Cake for the gathering!
The only thing cuter than an actual newborn is probably Baby Groot! He stole the show (and our hearts) in Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 2 and these cookies will do the same for your baby shower guests.
This cake is straight from the Hundred Acre Wood, and will delight all of your guests. It’s made by frosting miniature cupcakes together to create an adorable, little Pooh Tsum Tsum cake.
These cute cheesecakes would look amazing sprinkled among your baby shower table.
For more Disney magic, check out these Mickey Mouse Macarons:
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Are you adding a little Mickey or Minnie to your clubhouse? Gender reveal parties are a fun way to announce if your new Mouseketeer is a boy or girl.
For these Disney-inspired gender reveal ideas, I stuck with the traditional blue for boys and pink for girls. Feel free to use whichever colors best suit your theme—like orange for a little Nemo, for example. Just make sure guests know in advance which is which!
I recommend enlisting help from vendors, like your neighborhood baker, or friends to keep the surprise. Happy planning!
Fill a large cardboard box with Mickey-shaped balloons in colors corresponding to your baby’s gender. Guests can yell “oh, boy!” or “oh, girl!” when the balloons are released. And it would be absolutely adorable to photograph the little one with a Mickey balloon for their first birthday photos.
Have party guests vote “prince” or “princess” as the party begins. You can make a large sign on inexpensive foam board or chalkboard, craft crowns for guests to wear, and decorate with castles. Whether a prince or princess, the new baby will be treated like royalty.
Winnie the Pooh loves his hunny. Just like the silly old bear, your guests will be rumbly in their tumbly as they see yummy treats filled with a pink or blue surprise. Cakes and cupcakes are popular, but any treat makes for a sweet surprise. For example, ask guests, “What will baby bee?” with Winnie the Pooh Cupcake Cones.
You don’t need to have Mr. Incredible’s strength to make this gender reveal a smashing good time. You can DIY your own Disney-themed piñata, like this Mike Wazowski craft or try an iconic Mickey with question marks for a simple but magical design. Then fill the piñata with pink or blue candy and streamers for the party.
Will you be shopping for Tinker Bell or Peter Pan? Select two outfits, but have one wrapped. At your gender reveal celebration, see what your little one will be wearing.
Mickey ears can be used to announce if your baby is a Mickey or Minnie. Then add them to your hospital bag for a follow-up photo op.
Music and lyrics for “Rumbly in My Tumbly” were written by Richard M. Sherman and Robert B. Sherman.
For more Disney magic, check out this Winnie the Pooh Fall Wreath:
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