Vintage bohemian baby shower by The Sugar Studio
Being BFF’s with someone that not only bakes & frosts beautiful cakes for a living, but can style a gorgeous fete like this shower, that Hilary Freeman, of The Sugar Studio threw, is a huge plus. She and Cydney (the mama-to-be) have been planning this party ever since they found out she was having a little guy. His name is Mason Scott, so they subtly incorporated a Mason Jar theme. Mama’s got a natural boho style, so that definitely played into the theme as well. And the craft time activity is just darling. Everything came together beautifully, really. You’ll see!
Guests were welcomed in with this vintage bassinet filled with flowers.
How great are these yarn tassels? We’re pretty sure mama is going to reuse them in the nursery.
Omg, this lemon meringue cake and the salted caramel layered cake next to it look amazing.
Aside from plenty of sweets, guests took home these mini succulents.
This is one of the best baby shower activities, don’t you think? Painting a wooden block for little Mason. (Pretty much any activity that allows guests to get creative and create something that the baby will later use, is always a win).
Kate Spade baby shower game prizes, yes!
Is this not a fab photo of Cydney? That chair!
Photography: Guz Dizon Photography
Styling and Desserts: The Sugar Studio
Crafting, Banner and Styling: The Glitter Shoppe
Wool Hoop Wall Art: Soñadora In Love
Happy Pushing Cake Topper: With These Words
Peacock Chair: Vintage
Hometownbeautiful on Apr 21, 2014
Love this! Those tassels are amazing! Def doing to make some for my room.
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