Minnie Mouse Baby Shower Decorations
A Minnie Mouse baby shower is a great shower theme for the expectant mother who knows a little girl is coming. The shower theme offers a wide range of decorating color options and can provide a hunt for classic Minnie treasures that will delight and fascinate guests, including the guest of honor. Does this Spark an idea?
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Representations of Minnie Mouse
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Minnie Mouse has been represented in a few different ways over the decades, including the red dress and bow with white polka dots, the pink version of this outfit, a yellow dress with white polka dots and pink accessories, and a blue dress with pink accessories. Depending on the Disney party supplies or toys that are available and that appeal to you, you could choose a red, white and black or pink, white and black, or another color scheme for decorations. If you do not use Disney party pack, introduce Minnie in the decorations as a plush toy table centerpiece or on a foil balloon tied to the guest of honor's chair.
Minnie Figurines
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If the fact that there have been so many versions of Minnie makes it difficult to choose a color scheme, it's a bonus when it comes to creating the diaper cake or a fancy tiered edible cake for the shower. Check Internet auction sites such as eBay for different Minnie dolls and figurines that will add bits of color and interest to the party color scheme. Smaller figurines could be used as cake toppers, and larger ones can be set out throughout the party space.
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Polka Dots
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Naturally, you will want to use a lot of polka dots in your Minnie Mouse baby shower decorations. A red-and-white, pink-and-white or yellow-and-white polka-dot tablecloth and napkins all look smart with black accents, such as tea light candles and the ribbons holding the balloons. You could even have a white tablecloth with pink polka dots and pink napkins with white polka dots to mix things up. After all, a Disney-themed shower is about having fun.
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- Photo Credit Red belted dress image by Michele Pringle from Fotolia.com
