A Mustache Bash

Over the weekend I hosted a baby shower for a sweet friend of mine who is expecting her first little one, a baby boy, in just a few weeks !

I had such fun planning this shower and am so grateful to everyone who contributed to making it such an amazing day for Becks and her little guy .

Here are a few photos of our Mustache Bash for Baby Kenneth !

*Most of these photos were taken before we finished up , and don't include our super cute front door banner or the area where the food was set up ! My husband very kindly took the photos for me while I was making last minute adjustments and while I am so grateful, some are just not my favorite .

Love you BW .

Also , please excuse my naked windows above the table - working on pelmet boxes for those : )

*sources & more info at the bottom of the page

A blown up version of part of the invite.



My first attempt at doing something fun on a chalkboard. First of all , I HATE touching chalk . HATE IT . But , I love the look of chalkboard signs !
The top part took me so long that I just wrote in the second line .

But , I'll definitely be practicing more !



This picture kind of kills me - the angle , the unfinished table , the highchair to the left and cutoff window on the right , but hey , you get the idea .

Two of Becky's sweet sisters who helped with the food and games - SO grateful for their help !



Me with the lady ( and gent ) of the hour !

My sweet girl helping mama prep !



This theme has been pretty trendy lately , but I just love it !

What's a party theme that you're loving right now ?

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Other sources & FIYs :

- The printable of the invitations, food labels, & water bottle labels were designed by me.

- Striped Straws & "It's A Boy" lollipops are from Pioneer Party in Lehi.

- Banners, letters, mustaches were made using a Cricut which I borrowed (have to get me one of those!).

- Mustache sticks were made with the Cricut mustaches & bamboo skewers - just hot glue!

- The chevron runner on the table is fabric from Hobby Lobby wrapped around a piece of corkboard.

- Tissue poms were premade from Hobby Lobby (didn't have time to attempt that DIY haha).

- Onesies were monogrammed by one of Becky's oldest friends!