It's not a party without dessert!
Lemonade Bar!
We asked our friends and family to suggest names
And pick a team: Beau or Bow
It's time for the reveal! Team Beau gets a blue balloon and Team Bow gets pink
Blowing up balloons to see what Baby Mac will be
Sneaky me ... I cut holes in the blue balloons so only the pink ones would inflate!
It's official: Baby Mac is a Girl!
Team Bow
Positioning those balloons was more awkward than it should have been haha
The Shipley Family
The McIntosh Family
The ladies! So lucky to have such incredible friends (a few are missing due to work and marathon running!)
A big thank you to my In-Laws for opening their home to us for the party and for all their help getting it put together!
We seriously have the best families. We count ourselves lucky to be so blessed and there will certainly be no shortage of love for our baby girl.Thanks to everyone for coming to celebrate both in person and virtually!
xoxo,
Sam
So cute!! I love it! Congrats :)
ReplyDeleteHow did you cut holes in the balloons so that they wouldn't notice till they tried to blow them up?
ReplyDeleteI cut a very small slit between the base and where the balloon rounds out. The slit doesn't need to be very big at all. I did wait to handout balloons until right before everyone was to blow them up, so even if they did notice (which I don't think anyone did) the reveal was already taking place. You may be able to disguise it more by cutting at the bottom of the base next to the rolled up latex ...
ReplyDeleteI adore this Gender Reveal Party from the bottom of my heart. It was just so fun theme and all of the food looks super yummy. We are also very lucky to host the gender reveal party for our twins. Planning to throw this funky party at one of the outdoor party venues in Chicago. Hopefully will find a good location on a budget.
ReplyDelete