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How To Throw The Cutest Country-Western Baby Shower

by Kayla
(Tacoma)

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How To Throw The Cutest Country-Western Baby Shower

"Hay Bale" Treats: serve Rice Krispie treats cut into small rectangles to resemble hay bales. Wrap them in twine for an authentic look. Serve in a large straw basket.

Cowboy Boot Centerpieces: Use old cowboy boots as flower vases for your table centerpieces. Fill them with sunflowers, daisies, or baby's breath for a rustic touch.

Bandana Banner: Create a banner using red and blue bandanas, stringing them together with twine to hang above the dessert table or as a photo backdrop.

"Wanted" Photo Booth: Set up a photo booth with a "Wanted" poster frame where guests can pose as outlaws. Provide cowboy hats, mustaches, and bandanas as props.

Mason Jar Beverages: Serve drinks in mason jars with striped straws. You could have sweet tea, lemonade, or a signature mocktail named something fun like "Little Cowgirl Punch."

"Lasso the Bottle" Game: Have a game where guests try to toss small hoops or rope loops over baby bottles. This adds a fun, competitive element to the party.

Western-Themed Diaper Cake: Create a diaper cake decorated with mini cowboy boots, bandanas, and a small sheriff’s badge on top.

"Cattle Brand" Cookies: Make sugar cookies in the shape of cowboy hats, boots, and stars. Use icing to draw "brands" or initials that relate to the baby's name.

Rustic Crate Display: Use wooden crates to display gifts, treats, or party favors. It adds a western touch and can be used as a focal point in the decor.

"Trail Mix" Bar: Set up a DIY trail mix bar with various nuts, dried fruits, chocolate chips, and pretzels. Guests can scoop their own mix into small burlap bags as a snack or favor.

"Saddle Up" Guest Book: Instead of a traditional guest book, have guests sign a wooden toy horse or a cowboy hat with messages for the baby.

"Cactus Pretzel Rods": Dip pretzel rods in green candy coating and add small white sprinkles to mimic cactus spines. Arrange them in a mason jar filled with crushed graham crackers to resemble desert sand.

"Cowboy Chili Shots": Serve small portions of chili in shot glasses, topped with a dollop of sour cream, shredded cheese, and a mini cornbread muffin on the side. Label them as "Cowpoke Chili Shots" for a hearty, rustic snack.

"Barnyard Veggie Patch": Create a veggie platter shaped like a barnyard, using sliced red bell peppers to form a barn, broccoli for trees, and baby carrots as fence posts. Include a sign that says "Fresh from the Farm."

"Pig Pen Pudding Cups": Serve chocolate pudding cups topped with crushed Oreos to resemble mud. Place a gummy pig on top and label them as "Pig Pen Pudding Cups" for a fun and sweet treat.

"Trail Boss Tacos": Set up a taco bar with all the fixings and label it "Trail Boss Tacos." You can serve them in mini tortilla bowls or let guests build their own, offering a hearty, customizable option that fits the theme perfectly.