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Gender Reveal BaByQ theme

The mother-to-be's dad is a barber and her mother is a wonderful hairstylist (I know from first hand experience).  So the theme to the reveal party: Barber shop or Beauty shop? Clippers or Combs? 

My friend/hairstylist Kisha is always coming up with out-of-the-world (way beyond the box) themes for parties so I had to come through with her vision. You don't wanna even know what her first theme was gonna be 😣. 

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  1. Feeling elated for the lovely mommy to be! Stay healthy wealthy and wise always! My sister is also going through the same phase and organized a pretty shower for her recently. One of the best San Francisco venues was booked and all arrangements were customized according to her choices. Cup cakes and cake design was gender reveal pink shaded.

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