Red poppy flowers done in watercolor designs on baby shower invitations make for a super cute, trendy, and totally on fleek theme for the momma-to-be's special day.
They're pretty, informational and extremely stylish. Although, flowers might make some people think of girls, we think the unisex red and green theme that runs through these sweet invitations can be used for either a girl OR a boy.
First up is the top seller (as of this post) at Zazzle. It features a garden filled with pretty poppies and all of your personalized information on the front with the cutest green and white polka dot pattern on the back.
Poppies symbolize peace and looking at this gorgeous red poppy wreath design we can see why. The stylish fonts add to the look and we love the way it coordinates with the green and white pattern on the back.
The watercolor poppy flower border (and pattern on the back) on this baby shower invite is simply stunning. We can see why the designer named it "Beautiful".
The simplicity of this design featuring a single red poppy in a mason jar goes a long way towards making this one of our very favorites.
We think the black background on this custom baby shower invitation gives it a sophisticated look. If you're looking for a more elegant baby shower invite, this would be the one for you.
And last, but certainly not least when it's this pretty, we're featuring a red poppy baby shower invitation where the watercolor poppies look like they're growing wild in the meadow. Stunning!
These can absolutely be used year round but they'd be especially perfect for a spring or summer shower. Each of our featured designs were created by the shopkeepers who sell their art at Zazzle.com. They are individually priced and many of them can be customized for size, paper type, and shape. Your choices will determine the cost. Personalizing is always free and your satisfaction is guaranteed 100%.
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I think these are just about the cutest jungle animal baby shower invitations I've ever seen!
Let this adorable lion, giraffe, elephant, and monkey quartet lead the way to your Sweet Safari baby shower. These are non-gender specific so they can be used for either a boy or girl. In addition to the cute animals there's also some greenery, a pink heart and draping flowers surrounding the fun script and block lettering that share's all of your party information.
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Jungle Baby Shower Invitations
custom and personalized
This design is perfect for a jungle or animal theme baby shower but can also be used if the parents-to-be love animals or are looking to decorate the baby's room with an animal theme.
Customize these cuties for size, shape, and even paper type. Your choices will determine the cost. Each invite comes complete with a white envelope for mailing and Zazzle's 100% satisfaction guarantee. SHOP FOR MORE JUNGLE BABY SHOWER INVITATIONS
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Welcome to Seasonal Showers!
Find the Best Invitations For Your Shower Choose your season and party type, or baby's gender, to see our top picks for invites based on seasonal shower theme ideas Discover YOUR Perfect Shower Invitation HERE
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Signature Traditional Artisan Luxe You can learn all about their different paper lines, colors and all of the specifics about each type of card stock that is offered by visiting: Zazzle's Passion for Paper Recommended Reading:
The History of Baby Showers
Although the term baby shower is a fairly modern concept, the tradition of welcoming baby and the rite of a woman's transition into motherhood is
something that has been celebrated throughout history. Learn more here: The History of Bridal Showers
Did you know that the custom of throwing a bridal shower dates back to the time when dowries were popular? Friends of the woman to be wed began giving what is now known as a bridal shower to compensate women who came from poor families who couldn't afford a proper dowry, or for a woman whose father didn't approve of the marriage and refused to pay.
You can read more about the fascinating history of bridal showers here: Author Information
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