Gender Reveal Baby Shower

Bee themed baby shower:

Decorating for this baby shower was a little challenging, not because of decorations or planning but because I knew the sex of the baby and couldn't tell anyone.... yeah challenging. On the other hand it was kinda fun to know something that only me and the mom-to-be knew. It was suppose to be a true gender reveal shower and she was going to find out along with her family and friends, but the sonogram show very clearly what the sex is.

Beautiful Mom-to-bee:

Reveal time:

Table centerpieces and picks, cupcake toppers, banner, and honeycomb boxes made and styled by me. All photos by: MKD Photography facebook.com/photographymkd

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