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Baby Shower Table Decorations

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Festively set table with candles and fill-in cards by Studio Miron

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Can I combine products in the same style?

Yes, that is exactly the idea. Each style runs from fill-in cards to posters, gift bags and decorations. Everything comes together as a whole, without hunting down matching pieces.

What paper do you print on?

We print our baby shower cards and posters on FSC® certified Premium Biotop 300 g/m² paper. Confetti is made from FSC® certified Biotop 250 g/m² paper. For products in a different material, the material choice is listed in the product description. You can read more in the FAQ.

Which products can I personalise?

For many products you choose the personalised version and add a name, a date or a short text. Each product page shows exactly what is possible.

What are the shipping costs?

To the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada we ship free from $100 with UPS Express; below that you pay $9.95. To Belgium and the Netherlands postage is free from €35, otherwise €3.95; to other EU countries it is free from €75, otherwise €8.95. We deliver throughout the European Union, the United Kingdom, the United States and Canada; checkout shows the exact costs in your local currency. Order on a weekday before 3pm and your order usually goes out the same day. You can read more on the Shipping & Delivery page.

Can I return my order?

You can return non-personalised products within 30 days of receiving them; contact us first so we can register your return. Personalised products are made especially for you and cannot be returned. If anything is wrong with the print or the delivery, we will of course always sort it out.

Baby Shower Table Decorations

What do you put on the table at a baby shower?

The table is often the heart of the baby shower, and with baby shower table decorations you style that spot in one go. In this collection you'll find menu cards, name signs, place cards and confetti that go together, so you dress the baby shower table without piecing together all sorts of loose decorations. Every style returns throughout our whole range, from Boho Beertje to Gingham. That way the table decorations naturally connect with the rest of your baby shower decorations and with the baby shower cards you lay on the table. Planning an extensive lunch or high tea? In our article about the baby shower high tea you'll read how menu cards fit in beautifully. Browse the collection at your leisure and combine your favourites with games and favours in the same style.

Start with the practical base: plates, glasses, napkins and snacks. Only then add the personal details. Think of fill-in cards, menu cards, favours and small cards in the same style. By starting with that fixed base, you know exactly how much room is left for decoration and you avoid a table that gets too full.

A beautiful baby shower table doesn't have to be full. Rather choose a few elements that go well together and repeat that style along the whole length of the table. Calm repetition looks more polished than lots of loose elements mixed together.

Cards as table decoration

Cards are a calm way to dress the table. You use them with snacks, favours, seating spots or as a small text for the mum-to-be. Because they lie flat on the table, they don't take space away from the food and drinks, while still making the table personal. Choose the same style as your baby shower cards, and everything connects.

Baby shower menu cards

A menu card suits a high tea, lunch or brunch well. Put on it what guests can expect and let the style match the invitation and the other cards. A menu card instantly gives the table a polished look and helps guests with dietary wishes see what's on offer. Serving an extensive high tea? In the article about the baby shower high tea you'll read how to arrange the courses.

Confetti and small details

Loose details such as confetti or small place cards finish the table without it getting busy. Scatter confetti sparingly around a centrepiece or along the menu cards, in colours that suit your style. See confetti as an accent, not the lead role: a little in the right place does more than a table full of it.

Favours on the table

Place a small favour at every plate. That looks cared for and gives guests something personal right away. Treat bags, kraft bags or a seed paper card fit beautifully into the whole and double as a name card. That way you combine decoration and favour in one gesture. See also: baby shower gifts and favours.

Name signs or place cards

Name signs are handy if you want a fixed seating plan. Place cards are also lovely as a decorative detail, even without fixed seats. Personalise them with the guest's name, then everyone feels welcome and you instantly have a lovely memento guests take home.

Combine with a welcome sign and decorations

Table decorations work best when they match the rest of the room. Combine the table with a welcome sign at the entrance, garlands, balloons or a complete set in the same style. That way the styling flows as one whole from the door to the table. See also: baby shower decorations and baby shower welcome signs.

Table decorations in one style

All elements are available in the same Studio Miron styles, from Boho Beertje to Gingham and Bosdieren. Choose one style and hold onto it in menu cards, favours and cards. That saves you searching and makes the table work naturally, without you having to puzzle with colours that don't match.

Frequently asked questions

What do you need for baby shower table decorations?

The base is tableware, glasses, napkins and snacks. To that you add personal details: menu cards, place cards, favours and perhaps confetti in the same style. You often don't need more. A welcome sign at the entrance completes the whole and carries the styling from the door to the table.

Can I combine menu cards with the rest?

Yes, menu cards belong to this collection and come in the same styles as the cards, favours and place cards. Choose one style for everything on the table, and the menu card naturally matches the invitation and the other decorations. That way the whole table looks like one considered whole.

Is confetti a separate collection?

No, confetti belongs to the table decorations and works as a small accent, not a separate category. Use it sparingly around a centrepiece or along the cards. A little in the right place gives the table a festive detail without it getting messy.

Do table decorations fit with a baby shower set?

Yes. A complete baby shower set contains cards, fill-in cards, games, a welcome sign and favours in one style. You use the set as a base and top it up with loose table decorations such as extra menu cards or name cards, all in the same style.

How do you keep the baby shower table calm?

Choose one style, work with calm colours and repeat the same details instead of mixing many different elements. Keep enough room for food and drinks. A table with three well-chosen elements looks more polished than a table full of loose decorations.

How much table decoration do I need for my number of guests?

Count the cards and favours per guest, just like the plates, and order a few extra for guests who join at the last minute. Menu cards you count per two to four people, depending on how you arrange the table. The sets come for 10, 15 or 20 guests, so choose the size just above your expected number.

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