On certain occasions, say when someone is getting married or having a baby, it's fun to throw them a small sendoff celebration in the office. With a few simple decorations, you can easily transform any conference room. Recently, a baby shower was hosted for Lisa Sugar, here at Sugar headquarters. In less than 15 minutes, the room was ready for a party. Here's how you can achieve a similar effect:
- Spread a large pink paper tablecloth across the table.
- Arrange plastic champagne glasses in neat rows and fill with three kinds of sparkling Martinelli's.
- Add streamers, confetti, and a baby girl sign. Don't forget themed napkins.
- Purchase cupcakes from a local bakery (ours were from Kara's Cupcakes) and take them out of the box. Place on plastic or glass cake stands.
- A homemade diaper "cake" is a focal point and centerpiece for the tablescape.
Voila! Instant office baby shower. Have you hosted a party in your office? Share your tips and ideas below.
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Kurt Geiger
A baby shower for the boss during the workday? Was that weird?
1Modus Vivendi, it was totally cute!
2I don't think baby showers should be held at the office in any parts or ways. What about a batchelor party? or a batchelorette party - what about liquor, Strippers, and what not. I would take the day off before I was forced to go to a baby shower at work. Keep it after hours or on the weekend for godsake.
3What a great idea! I hear that Kara's Cupcakes now is offering a mobile van that you can rent for parties - bachelorette, bridal, baby - all of the above! It is really cute: saw it at the Real Food Fest in Oakland this weekend. Talk about cupcakes on the go!
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