Sugar and Spice Baby Shower

I had the lovely opportunity to throw a baby shower with my oldest sister Lindsey for my twinner Kelsey. We decided to go with the theme of "Sugar and Spice and Everything Nice." It was so much fun and I'll be honest made me super baby hungry! I am so excited to become an Aunt again, and even more excited to meet baby Mia. Yay for baby girls!

Here are some highlights from the shower, it really did turn out super cute!

We had a headband making station to add to this little girl's SPARKLE! So no matter where she goes she will leave a little sparkle! All of the headbands turned out so different and so cute!

I had so much fun making a fabric garland (and it totally matches Mia's bedding made by Nana Cunningham). It has floral fabric, gold triangle fabric, lilac fabric, gold glitter ribbon, gold and cream polka-dot fabric. It turned out so cute, I am quite proud (not to sound conceited or anything).

For food we wanted to stick with the "Sugar and Spice" theme. So I made pumpkin bars, Lindsey made pumpkin cupcakes with what I hear, to die for frosting (unfortunately I didn't get a picture of them.) We also had yummy caramel dip and apples, and my sister Courtney made delicious cinnamon and sugar almonds.

Look at her, 5 weeks left and still super tiny and gorgeous!

Well Kelso I am so happy we got to share this wonderful day with you! Baby Mia got so many cute things, I can't wait to see what she looks like. Although I am super excited to one day become a mom, being an Aunt is absolutely the best, I can spoil my nieces and nephews and then return them at the end of the day.

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