Once again I hosted a baby shower. This time it was for my niece, Bridgette. See here......inside is Kasadie Michelle. Bridgette is 33 weeks. She is so tiny and looks so cute with her belly.
Welcome.... Sign the registry, guess how many duck candies are in the jar, and put change that equals your age in the duck bank.
Come get some great food.
Look at all the tiny details that Sara took care of. Duck ribbon woven in the basket full of duck shaped sandwiches.
Bridgette with her duck/sock 'flower' corsage. 
If you are thirsty get some duckie ice cubes!
To go with your punch. We put blue punch in a tub like bowl. The duck next to it floats in the punch and squirts it out of his head as he quacks. Too cute!
Once again, Austin was working hard on the cake. Gotta love this guy. Click here to see his last baby shower cake (if you missed it).
Cute cake! The large duck is made from rice krispy treats.
Here is Bridgette waiting to open all those gifts.
Her theme is jungle animals. Here she got her lamp.
Here was a very special gift that Aunt Pat sent. 
A hand made afghan from her dear friend, Sonya. Bridgette was so happy.
Darling little clothes.
Time for some games. Lets guess how big mom's belly is. Here is one of the soon to be great grannys guessing.
And here is the other soon to be great grandma guessing.
Here is Bridgette with her mom, Sara. Sara helped out so much with all the detail and I could not have pulled it off without her.
On your way out, don't forget you party favor. Have a bottle or rattle full of candy. So sweet! By the way there were 553 duck candies in the jar.
Of course my sweet baby Zack was there. He is growing so fast already. Thanks for stopping by our baby shower. We can not wait till little Kasadie arrives!
:)
Welcome.... Sign the registry, guess how many duck candies are in the jar, and put change that equals your age in the duck bank.Come get some great food.Look at all the tiny details that Sara took care of. Duck ribbon woven in the basket full of duck shaped sandwiches.Bridgette with her duck/sock 'flower' corsage. 
If you are thirsty get some duckie ice cubes!
To go with your punch. We put blue punch in a tub like bowl. The duck next to it floats in the punch and squirts it out of his head as he quacks. Too cute!Once again, Austin was working hard on the cake. Gotta love this guy. Click here to see his last baby shower cake (if you missed it).Cute cake! The large duck is made from rice krispy treats.Here is Bridgette waiting to open all those gifts.Her theme is jungle animals. Here she got her lamp.
Here was a very special gift that Aunt Pat sent. A hand made afghan from her dear friend, Sonya. Bridgette was so happy.Darling little clothes.
Time for some games. Lets guess how big mom's belly is. Here is one of the soon to be great grannys guessing.
And here is the other soon to be great grandma guessing.
Here is Bridgette with her mom, Sara. Sara helped out so much with all the detail and I could not have pulled it off without her.On your way out, don't forget you party favor. Have a bottle or rattle full of candy. So sweet! By the way there were 553 duck candies in the jar.
Of course my sweet baby Zack was there. He is growing so fast already. Thanks for stopping by our baby shower. We can not wait till little Kasadie arrives!:)
6 comments:
How fun! She is so blessed to have a sweet Aunt and Mom to host the event for her! Can't wait to see pictures of the baby!
Wow that looks like such fun!! I am waiting for my sister-in-law to have hers.....she was due Monday. My neice is also due any time now!! Aren't babies such a blessing? The duck theme was amazing.
What a beautiful shower, so many sweet details to bless her (and her soon to be wee one.)
Thanks for sharing, you really did an awesome job on the baby shower Sondra.
Kimmie
mama to 7
one homemade and 6 adopted
What a darling baby shower! I can't believe how many gifts she recieved, she must be a very sweet girl! How exciting! Can't wait to see the pictures of the new baby!
Hugs, Sharon
She really is tiny! The shower theme is adorable.
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