2 weeks ago I had the pleasure of throwing my BFF a baby shower!! She is having a baby boy due in September and I am so excited for our little boy to have a built in BFF! Here are all the details on the party!

The dessert cart was rented and the Disney treat garland was bought on Etsy! I custom made the signs for the party on Canva and made the balloon garland myself the day of. Linking everything for the cart (that I can) below! We also had a dessert table set up next to the cart, with churros, cupcakes, and cookies!

+ pastel balloons

+ black Mickey balloons (they come in a variety of colors!)

+ cupcake carousel holder (printed and added the Mickey Mouse logo)

+ pastel Mickey cupcake toppers

We also rented the photo backdrop, which was set up next to our guestbook table. The guestbook was an actual Disneyland autograph book, which we set up with polaroid cameras so that guests could leave a photo in the book next to writing their advice for the new parents!

For our welcome table, we had the party favors set up alongside the games for the baby shower.

I made the popcorn sign myself on Canva and then we printed the Mickey Mouse icons on sticker paper to add to the popcorn buckets! The gift tag I also made to tie around the top! We had three games set up for people to play- one of course was the “Don’t Say Baby” clothespin game, one was “Name that Disney baby” and the other “Match the Disney Parents.” I’ll put the images down below if you want to play for yourself! I made the game sheets online myself as well : )

+ popcorn boxes for party favors

We had the baby shower at a brewery, and used their tables for seating. For centerpieces, we used blue tins for the flowers and then I made all the Disney themed flags to put in them! We also put a Disney Little Golden Book at each table!

+ pastel table cloths

+ Little Golden Books – Disney Classics Set

I made the flags using felt paper I bought at Michaels and then painted various things onto them!

It wouldn’t be a Disneyland themed party without incorporating some ears!! My husband helped me make this ear wall! We just bought some wood from Home Depot, I painted it white and then painted the wording on top. Then Joey drilled holes into it to hold the dowels in place that held the ears! Super easy to do and came out really cute! The ears were mainly for all the kids attending the shower but some adults wore them which was really fun!

The next DIY project was the diaper pong wall we set up! We already had this backdrop (use it for almost all our parties), we just stapled the diapers in place. To make sure the diapers stayed sturdy, I hot glued pipe-cleaner around the top of the diaper and then once it was stapled on the wall, I put a red solo cup inside to catch the ping pong balls. I painted the diapers with points, but you can honestly make up your own rules for the game! I also used a size 1 diaper (those are the ones my son is in now, so just figured I’d use some of his! They were plenty big enough!)

We had a great time celebrating the newest addition to our little crew and cannot wait for his arrival! I hope this helps any of you planning a Babyland shower! You can also go to my Instagram to see a reel of the party in motion! And follow me on LikeToKnowIt to shop the party if that’s easier than using links on here!