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    Halloween Baby Shower Themes

    Published: Jul 22, 2025 by heather · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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    Who says baby showers have to be all diapers and teddy bears? If your bundle of joy is arriving around spooky season, it's a great excuse to throw a Halloween themed baby shower. From adorable ghosts to elegant witches cauldrons, I've got some Halloween baby shower themes to help you plan an unforgettable party.

    A table set with pastel orange, purple, green and pumpkins.

    From spooky sweet to to frightfully fun, there are so many options when it comes to Halloween baby showers.

    There are also many color schemes you can use when it comes to these baby shower themes. You could go with a classic orange and black or pastel purples and greens.

    If you are looking for more baby shower themes, be sure to check out this list of Fall baby shower themes.

    1. Baby Boo Is Almost Due

    Pink balloons and ghost balloons over a party table with cupcakes.

    Get ready for a sweet and spooky celebration because "Baby Boo Is Almost Due". This theme is all about adorable ghosts. Use ghost balloons, cute ghost figurines or printouts to really amp up the "Boo".

    Decorations:

    • Ghost garland
    • Ghost paper plates
    • Ghost balloons

    Food:

    • Pumpkin deviled eggs
    • Ghost cupcakes
    • White chocolate covered strawberries with chocolate ghost eyes

    Activities:

    • Baby boo bingo
    • Write as many baby names that start with the letter "B"

    2. A Baby Is Brewing

    Beautiful party table with purple balloons and a witches cauldren.

    A Baby Is Brewing theme brings a little bit of witchy charm. Potion bottles filled with candy, cauldrons of punch, and spell books bring some magic to the party.

    Decorations:

    • Baby bottle potion bottles
    • Mini cauldrons filled with candy
    • Floating witch hats
    • Fresh lavender in vases

    Food:

    • Spellbound sliders: Mini burgers or sandwiches
    • Potion pops: Cake pops or chocolate covered marshmallow pops
    • Witch hat cupcakes

    Activities:

    • Potion making station: Mix essential oils and dried flowers and herbs.
    • Witch hat ring toss
    • Guest spell book: Guests can write magical wishes to the baby.
    A table with cute ghosts, baby bottles with bat wings, and a sign with a baby is brewing.

    3. The Cutest Pumpkin

    Table set with gingham tablecloth, hay bales, and pumpkins.

    This is a super simple theme that works for both Halloween and Fall baby showers. You can change up the colors to be more Halloween theme using orange, black, and white. The more pumpkins, the better!

    Decorations:

    • Gingham tablecloth
    • Pumpkins
    • Hay bales
    • Mason jars with flowers

    Food:

    • Mini pumpkin cheesecakes
    • Pumpkin shaped cookies
    • Variety of pinwheel appetizers

    Activities:

    • Decorate a pumpkin station. Set up a station with paint or stickers to decorate a mini pumpkin.
    • Pumpkin predictions. Have your guests guess the time, weight, day and more of the baby.
    • Guess the number of candy pumpkins in a jar.

    4. Here For The Boos And Baby

    A table with cocktails, black candles, and flowers.

    If you like a good pun, this "Here For The Boos" theme is just for you. This theme can be elegant or playful. I think it would be fun to set up a mocktail bar with different bubbly drinks perfect for moms.

    Decorations:

    • Small chalkboard with "Here For The Boos" or a banner.
    • Black lace table runner.
    • Mocktail bar set up with glasses, and potion bottles. You could make signs with "Witches Water", "Baby Brew", or "Mom's Elixir".

    Food:

    • "Bat Wings" chicken wings
    • Ghost meringues
    • Nutter Butter cookie ghosts

    Activities:

    • "Spill The Boos" advice cards for the new parents.
    • Guess the baby food.
    • Ghost bottle toss. Decorate baby bottles like ghosts and try to toss small rings around them.

    5. Hocus Pocus

    Table decorated with cauldrons of food and colorful pom poms hanging over the table.

    If you are like me and love the Sanderson sisters, a Hocus Pocus themed baby shower would be so much fun.

    Decorations:

    • Spell books and bubbling cauldrons
    • Black candles
    • Sanderson sisters silhouettes
    • Potion bar sign
    • "I smell a child" Hocus Pocus banner

    Food:

    • Witch hat quesadillas
    • Witch finger cookies
    • Cauldron cupcakes

    Activities:

    • Hocus Pocus movie trivia
    • Pin the spell on the baby

    6. Harry Potter Themed Baby Shower

    Party table with a ceramic owl, gold and burgandy balloons, and candles.

    While Harry Potter might not be considered Halloween, this theme is still totally magical. Celebrate the arrival of a little wizard or witch with this fun theme. There are so many fun ways to bring this party to life.

    Decorations:

    • Floating candles. These add a grate touch to your party.
    • Platform 9 ¾ entrance sign.
    • A baby sorting table. Include the different houses with color coded stickers, drinks, and food.
    • A photo area with Harry Potter props like glasses, scarves, and wizard hats.

    Food:

    • Harry Potter themed cupcakes
    • Golden Snitch cake pops
    • Veggie cups

    Activities:

    • Magic school baby prediction cards
    • Muggle or magic. Guests have to guess if it's a Harry Potter name or a regular baby name.
    • Harry Potter movie trivia

    7. Candy Corn

    Table with candy corn cupcakes and jars filled with candy corn.

    Candy corn is the quintessential Halloween candy. The classic candy colors of yellow, orange, and white makes a great color palette for your party.

    Decorations:

    • Balloon garland in candy corn colors.
    • Candy centerpieces. Fill baby bottles or jars with candy corn and tie a colorful orange, white, or yellow ribbon around the center.
    • Add some color to your party table with candy corn colored garlands, table runners, or a table cloth.

    Food:

    • Mini slider sandwiches.
    • Skewers with yellow tomatoes, mozzarella balls, and orange bell pepper.
    • Candy corn shaped sugar cookies.

    Activities:

    • Guess the amount of candy corns in a jar.
    • Candy corn bingo.
    • A treat bag station where guests can fill up little bags with candy to take home.
    Party table decorated with orange and yellow balloons, streamers, and tiered cake.

    8. Precious Pink Pumpkin

    Table set with pink pumpkins, plates, and pink balloons.

    I love this pink pumpkin party theme. There are so many ways to make it your own. Focus on using pink decorations and food. You can use a range of pinks from pretty pastel to hot pink.

    Decorations:

    • Pink pumpkin centerpieces. Paint faux or real pumpkins different shades of pink.
    • Hang pink and white baby onsies as a garland.
    • Pink flowers around the party area.

    Food:

    • Colorful fruit salad cups.
    • Cherry fluff
    • Little pumpkin pie cups in mini jars.
    • White chocolate dipped pretzels with pink sprinkles.

    Activities:

    • Wishes for baby cards. Pumpkin shaped cards that guests can write advice or well wishes.
    • Onsie decorating station.
    • Guess the amount of clothespins in a jar.

    9. Peek-A-Boo

    Outdoor party table with purple tablecloth and ceramic ghosts.

    This would be a great baby shower theme for a gender reveal. Use smiling ghosts and peek-a-boo signs.

    Decorations:

    • "Peek-A-Boo, Baby's Almost Due" sign or banner.
    • Balloons with ghost face.
    • Ghost onesie garlands.

    Food:

    • Pumpkin deviled eggs
    • Bacon wrapped meatballs
    • Ghost cupcakes

    Activities:

    • Decorate a baby block.
    • Peek-A-Boo gender reveal.
    • Peek-A-Boo baby predictions.

    10. Pumpkin King

    A table with black plates and a ceramic jack-o-lantern with a gold crown.

    Taking a line from the classic Nightmare Before Christmas, Jack Skellington, a pumpkin king party would be great for a little boy baby shower.

    Decorations:

    • Hang these cute "Nightmare Before Christmas" baby onesies on a string for a banner.
    • Used striped or spiral patterns in napkins, tablecloths, and more.
    • Little burlap gift bags.

    Food:

    • Jack Skellington cupcakes
    • Zero ghost shaped meringues
    • Finger sandwiches

    Activities:

    • Don't say babe game.
    • Make your own nightmare trail mix station.
    • Nightmare Before Christmas movie trivia.

    11. Our Little Boo Is A Boy

    Party table with white pumpkins, ceramic ghosts, and blue balloons.

    Celebrate your upcoming baby boo with a party decorated with soft blues and neutrals. You could use balloons with the word "boo" on them, friendly ghosts, and cozy decor.

    Decorations:

    • Baby blue pumpkin centerpieces.
    • Blue pumpkin plates and napkins
    • A little pumpkin is on the way blue sign

    Food:

    • Blue white chocolate covered Oreo cookies
    • Pumpkin cheesecake bars
    • Harvest snack mix

    Activities:

    • Baby prediction game
    • Guess how many pacifiers
    • Diaper wishes. Let your guests write a wish or advice on a diaper.

    12. Boo-tiful Baby

    Party table with cute ghosts, jack o lantern, and balloons.

    This Halloween theme for a baby shower is very open ended which is a great way to bring in your own creativity. Classic white and orange colors are always a winner or choose to decorate with more pastel colors.

    Decorations:

    • "Boo-tiful Baby" sign or banner.
    • Cute ghost signs, banners, or even pillows.
    • Cute jack-o-lanterns scattered throughout the party space.

    Food:

    • Cheese cut out like ghosts and crackers.
    • Macaroni and cheese bites.
    • A charcuterie board.

    Activities:

    • Ghost hunt game. Hide mini ghosts around the party area.
    • Decorate a cut-out baby ghost with diapers, pacifiers, and more.
    • Baby boo bingo.

    More Halloween Baby Shower Theme Ideas

    If you are looking for more inspiration, here are a few other fun themes to use.

    • "Mummy-To-Be": A fun play on the word "Mommy". Decorate with mummy themed decor and food.
    • "Little Monster": Use fun, brightly colored cute monsters as a baby shower theme.
    • "Trick-Or-Treat And Tiny Feet": Decorate with colorful candy, balloons and streamers.

    Let me know if you end up hosting one of these fun Halloween baby showers. I would love to see pictures! Tag me @goodpartyideas on Instagram and Facebook.

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