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QUACK! Cute Baby Shower Duck Theme Ideas
Welcome to our Baby Shower Duck Theme Page! Get quackin' on planning your best bud's shower by throwing the cutest duck baby shower ever! Below are some extra-cute ducky decorating ideas to get your creative juices flowing! From time to time, we stumble across cute, out-of-the-ordinary companies that offer great products! If we feel they will add value to your shower planning experience, we will recommend them to you. You will see a few of our special findings sprinkled throughout the page. Just click on the links to visit our new friends!
Baby Shower Duck ThemeFun Ducky Foods - Serve crackers and cheese, only make up a little table sign saying "quackers and cheese" and set it next to the appetizers. If you want to get extra-creative, use a mini duck cookie cutter and cut the cheese into little ducks.
- Often times when you go to the park, you bring bread to feed the ducks. With this idea in mind, take a large loaf of french bread and hollow it out, saving the insides. Fill the bread bowl with spinach dip (you can find the recipe on the package of Knorr vegetable dip). Place all of the bread pieces in a bowl and add a cute sign that says "Please Don't Feed The Ducks!".
- Fill some cute yellow and blue dishes with goldfish crackers and label it "Duck Food"
- Make up some duck sugar cookies and frost them bright yellow. Serve them as a snack or wrap up and give as simple party favors.
- Use a plastic duck shaped bath tub from Target as a punch bowl. Thanks to Amy for this great tip!
- Float mini rubber duckies (found at dollar stores) in the guests' water glasses - looks extra cute when served in wine glasses! (hint: prior to shower, rinse ducks off with water to get rid of any plastic taste.)
- Have mini rubber duckies swimming in a punch bowl filled with
blue punch.
- Make some blue finger jello, cut into squares, add a dab of whip cream and top with a mini rubber ducky.
more Baby Shower Duck Theme ideas Ducky Games - Fill a large galvanized tub with water. Using a Sharpie pen, number the bottom of several rubber duckies and place them in the tub. When guests arrive give them a little piece of paper with a number on it. Throughout the shower, draw ducks from the tub and call out the number. The guest with the number called, wins a prize.
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