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While a lot of parents-to-be choose to keep their baby shower theme cute and light, there are some that prefer all things spooky and dream of having a Halloween-themed baby shower. If you’re hosting such an event, in addition to stocking up on pumpkins, fake cobwebs, and spooky decor, you’ll also need some Halloween baby shower invitations to prepare your guests for a frightfully good time. After all, the last thing you want is for grandma to go into shock when she walks in the door and finds a skeleton baby welcoming her inside.
Hosting a Halloween-themed baby shower means getting to totally deck your house out in some of the best decorations. You can switch out the baby in the watermelon carriage for a zombie baby coming out of a pumpkin, the classic baby in the ice cube game for a skeleton in a blood-red ice cube instead, and you can skip the melted candy bars in diapers and just pass out little fun-size candy bars as a trick-or-treat party favor. There are so many different ways you can go with a Halloween-themed baby shower, but finding the right invitation is key.
Though it’s not a super common theme, there are a surprising number of Halloween baby shower invitations out there to choose from. Do you want to go with a witchy vibe or something more gothic? Or, perhaps you love the holiday-themed idea, but still want to keep it whimsical (it is a baby shower after all). Whatever you have in mind, there is definitely something for you out there. Here are a few fantastic Halloween baby shower invitations to help you get started.
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So, do you want to keep things light and fun or really lean into the scary gothic theme? Whatever you choose to do, just make sure your invite reflects the overall look because you don’t want to scare your guests by not preparing them for the theme (or, maybe you do, but that’s your choice).