Is it a Boy or a Girl? 38 Gender-Neutral Shower Ideas For a Surprise Baby-on-Board!

Amy used her love of the outdoors to turn an indoor venue into a sophisticated campsite complete with a faux fire circle and vibrant wildflower arrangements. See the rest of the beautiful event here.

In honor of baby Brantley's impending arrival, Brittanie's family orchestrated a woodsy celebration complete with rustic details and an array of woodland creatures. From the succulent-and-critter place cards to Fall-inspired centerpieces — there was even a fox made of flowers! — every rustic-chic detail was elaborate. Get inspired here.

This savvy mom-to-be used her nursery plans as the source of inspiration for her baby shower, and the results were seriously sweet! Make Way For Ducklings by Robert McCloskey is Laurel's favorite childhood picture book, and she immediately began planning her little's room around the sweet illustrations. At the same time, she also decided to host a part vintage and part whimsy celebration with cheerful pops of bright yellow. Check out the final details here.

Working with a peach, teal, and cream color palette, Jamie perfectly executed a warm celebration that both honored baby Graysen's rich family history while also incorporating whimsical details that the mom-to-be could later repurpose for his room. See more from the memorable celebration here.

For this contemporary baby shower with a nostalgic feel, Jenn Sbranti of Hostess With the Mostess combined the original Winnie the Pooh's vintage vibe and rustic details inspired by the 100 Acre Wood with bold pops of red from modern Winnie's bright top. For the warm tablescape, Jenn created DIY plate liners with playful Pooh quotes as well as painted silicon bath toys that were transformed into modern character figurines. Check out more lovable details here.

Take your baby shower outdoors with a Camping-Themed Baby Shower and celebrate mama-to-be with a rustic bash!

While a heavy-on-the-dessert lunch might be your typical baby shower meal, we're loving this breakfast-themed party as a fun alternative. Inspired by the phrase "hello, kiddo," the morning affair featured a heavy dose of sunny yellow fabrics, golden flowers, and of course, orange juice, along with an omelet bar, kid-inspired foods, sweet signage, and a cute activity that would please even the most shower-game averse friend.

Put down the umbrella and celebrate the sun! A celebration for a mama-to-be may call for a shower, but it's usually filled with sunshine and bright smiles. This sunshine baby shower is featured in Party Barn Kids' website along with instructions for re-creating the sophisticated party on your own.

Many expectant couples prefer a coed baby shower — to include the soon-to-be-dad and other male friends and family members. This "Milkaholic" Coed Baby Shower was a big hit with our readers. With custom cookies and a milk bar, this shower was a huge success with the gentlemen and the ladies!

Starting with lollipop invitations and a bubble machine that greeted guests at the door, the theme for this She's About to Pop Bubble Baby Shower was also carried through to the menu — which included POP 'ems, POPcorn, soda POP, and more.

This Heirloom Baby Shower was as sweet as can be without a lot of bells and whistles.

Baby showers come in all shapes and sizes and few are receiving as much attention these days as the gender reveal party. Couples looking to bypass the traditional shower parties, and those looking for another reason to celebrate, are bringing family and friends together to witness the unveiling of their baby-to-be's gender.

There's a lot of learning to be done when a new baby comes along, and when the mama-to-be is a teacher, there isn't a more appropriate theme than a School-Themed Baby Shower.

Adventure hits close to home with a national park-themed baby shower! Passport invites were sent out, and included things like a shower itinerary, arrival logistics (comfortable shoes, water and bear bells are recommended, and use caution if packing in edibles), an equipment/survival gear list (aka registry info) and GPS coordinates.

It's safe to assume that if you're throwing a baby shower for someone, they know a thing or two about the birds and the bees! But the cheekiness of a Birds and Bees Tea For a Nesting Mama-to-Be is too cute to pass up.

It's no surprise that a baby shower thrown for Katherine Kallinis Berman, the co-owner of Georgetown Cupcake and the costar of TLC's DC Cupcakes, was filled with sweet treats and adorable decor. But we didn't expect a luncheon that pretty much redefines our image of a rubber-ducky-themed party for a mom-to-be! Check out the details by clicking here.

Created by event designers Anders Ruff, this beachfront event is a fresh take on a gender-neutral baby shower, complete with yarn poms; hues of mint, aqua, lime, and yellow; and lovely printable paper goods. Click here to check out all the details.

It's fairly unusual to plan your own baby shower, but for event planner Kristen Janes of Kio Kreations, it meant she got the party of her dreams. "I have always wanted to have a classic children's book-inspired baby shower, since I have a degree in illustration and have been collecting children's books for years," says Kristen. "I wanted to start a collection for my soon-to-be-born daughter." Tables inspired by Eric Carle, Beatrix Potter, Dr. Seuss, and Little Golden Books introduced the theme to guests through flowers, decor, and food ("green egg salad and ham sandwiches" and "fruit salad made with leftovers from a Very Hungry Caterpillar" were just two offerings). Click here for all the details.

Leoni Jena of Just Call Me Martha used The TomKat Studio printables to create an adorable owl-themed baby shower using some gorgeous, vintage-inspired florals, lovely sweets, and a beautiful tablescape. Click here to see the amazing results for yourself!

Cristina of Le Partie Sugar is known for creating inventive events with gorgeous paper goods, and this modern gender reveal party is no exception. Adorable mustaches and ruby red lips and a clever voting station add style to one color-poppin' party designed to lead up to a big reveal. Click here to check out all the details.

We couldn't think of a better theme for twins than a "perfect pair" shower. The fruit found its way everywhere from the menu to decor, and the sage green was a perfect color choice since the parents were keeping the gender of the babies a secret.

When Molly Mesnick, who appeared on season 13 of The Bachelor, said she wanted a nontraditional baby shower, that's exactly what she got. The charming animal-themed shower brunch thrown by her sister-in-law was a hit with its soft greens, yellows, gray, and white.

We like to think every shower is a "Hooray for Baby" shower, but this one was especially so. Three pregnant friends were treated to a sweet minty fresh shower in an eye-catching, gender-neutral palette of light green and yellow.