Nautical Baby Shower for a Boy: Day Cruise

• Provide enough picture frames for all your guests.

• Paint them with either navy and white stripes or paint half navy and half white.

• Finally, adorn them with a small nautical token, like an anchor.

• You can either glue on a wooden anchor and paint it or you can stencil it on.

If you’re not the DIY type, consider:

• Another cute idea is to send your guests home with a pretty nautical-themed charm they can add to a necklace or bracelet.
  Charm, $19 from Precious Accents
• If you have extra money in your budget, purchase cute navy and white
  flip-flops and tie them together with red ribbon to give along with the
  charm.

1. Create a stunning centerpiece by placing a lifesaver with nautical rope in the middle of the table. Use stick-on letters to spell out “Congratulations” and “It’s a Boy!” around the lifesaver, and drape the ends of the nautical rope down the center of the table as décor.
2. Place a large centerpiece of white flowers in the middle of the lifesaver with one or two smaller vases and arrangements flanking each side of centerpiece to fill out the table décor.
3. Create a large sign welcoming shower guests. Invite them to sign their best wishes onto the white space and give it to the mommy-to-be as a gift.
4. If you're feeling extra creative, use a lifesaver or an oar (or other nautical-themed item) as the sign so the object filled with well wishes can be hung later in the baby’s room as décor