50 Unisex Baby Shower Themes

Stuck planning a party that works for everyone?

Choosing a theme that skips the pink and blue is easy!

We gathered 50 fresh, fun, and totally doable ideas for your perfect Unisex Baby Shower. Get ready to pin!

1. Woodland Forest Creatures

This theme uses soft browns, greens, and gray. Focus on friendly foxes, bears, and owls. It creates a cozy, rustic feel that guests love.

• Use real wood slices as coasters.
• Hang paper lanterns like hot air balloons.
• Serve ‘trail mix’ in small buckets.

Pro Tip: Skip plastic animals. Use knitted or wooden toys for centerpieces to keep the look natural and high-quality.

2. Twinkle Twinkle Little Star

A classic theme using navy blue, silver, and white. Hang fairy lights everywhere to create a dreamy, nighttime sky. It is perfect for an evening shower.

• Cut star shapes out of glitter paper.
• Serve moon and star shaped sugar cookies.
• Use sheer white fabric draped on tables.

Pro Tip: Project a galaxy image onto a blank wall for an instant, cheap backdrop that looks amazing in photos.

3. Little Camper Adventure

Focus on camping gear like tents, lanterns, and plaid blankets. The colors are deep green, red, and khaki. This theme is rugged and fun.

• Set up a small indoor ‘tent’ for gifts.
• Serve s’mores or hot cocoa bar.
• Invite guests to wear flannel shirts.

Pro Tip: Use actual flashlights as party favors. Tie a cute thank-you tag around the handle.

4. Oh Deer Neutral Nursery

This theme is elegant and simple, using lots of beige, cream, and soft gray. Focus on pictures of baby deer and soft textures. It feels very calm.

• Use burlap and lace table runners.
• Decorate with faux antlers and small wreaths.
• Serve light finger foods and herbal teas.

Pro Tip: Keep the decorations sparse. Less is more with this theme to maintain the peaceful, high-end nursery look.

5. Ready To Pop Popcorn

A clever and easy theme centered around things that ‘pop.’ Use bright yellow, white, and red. Think popcorn, soda, and bubble gum. It is very playful.

• Set up a large popcorn bar with toppings.
• Use balloons and bubbles for decor.
• Give guests small bags of gourmet popcorn.

Pro Tip: For a game, have guests guess how many pieces of popcorn are in a large clear jar.

6. Hot Air Balloon Party Guide

The ‘Up, Up, and Away’ theme is one of the most popular ideas from our list of 50 Unisex Baby Shower Themes. We broke down exactly how to decorate and what to serve without needing a huge budget. This theme is perfect for a little traveler!

• Use cheap paper lanterns and small wicker baskets to create easy DIY hot air balloon centerpieces.
• Serve ‘Cloud Punch’ (blue Hawaiian punch topped with whipped cream or vanilla ice cream).
• Set up a tiny ‘Baggage Claim’ area where guests can drop off gifts and grab favors.
• Game idea: Have guests guess where the baby will travel first using a big world map.

Pro Tip: Use simple twine and brown paper tags for all your food labels to make everything look like old-fashioned travel luggage.

7. Where The Wild Things Are

Based on the classic book, this theme uses crowns, furry textures, and deep greens. It is fun and nostalgic for all ages. Focus on the monsters’ simple drawings.

• Serve ‘Max’s Boat’ sandwiches.
• Make simple paper crowns for guests.
• Use large, hand-drawn signs with quotes.

Pro Tip: Use white butcher paper on tables and leave crayons out so guests can draw their own monsters.

8. Sunshine and Rainbows

A happy, bright theme using the full spectrum of colors. Focus on cheerful decorations and light food. This theme feels hopeful and positive.

• Make a rainbow fruit platter.
• Use cloud-shaped balloons or pillows.
• Give out small packets of wildflower seeds.

Pro Tip: Use a large white sheet as a backdrop and tape up streamers in rainbow order for a cheap, high-impact photo booth.

9. Little Chef Cooking Theme

Perfect for parents who love food. Use aprons, whisks, and mixing bowls as decor. Colors are white, black, and red. It is very interactive.

• Host a cookie decorating station.
• Give guests small wooden spoons as favors.
• Name food stations ‘Appetizer Prep’ or ‘Dessert Station.’

Pro Tip: Ask guests to bring a favorite family recipe written on a card instead of a traditional card for the baby.

10. Outer Space Planets

Blast off with a theme using deep blues, black, and silver. Hang paper planets and stars. Focus on rockets and astronauts. It is exciting and cool.

• Serve ‘Moon Rock’ chocolate clusters.
• Use glow sticks in the drinks.
• Decorate with metallic silver streamers.

Pro Tip: Use spray-painted styrofoam balls hung at different heights to easily create a realistic planet mobile.

11. Sweet Pea Garden Party

A fresh, green, and natural theme. Use lots of potted plants, vines, and simple white flowers. This theme works well outdoors or indoors.

• Use watering cans for flower vases.
• Serve light salads and cucumber sandwiches.
• Give out small succulent plants as favors.

Pro Tip: If hosting outside, use citronella candles hidden in the greenery to keep bugs away without ruining the look.

12. Teddy Bear Picnic

Focus on checkered blankets, wicker baskets, and soft plush bears. Colors are red, white, and brown. It is cozy and brings back happy childhood memories.

• Ask guests to bring their favorite teddy bear.
• Serve finger sandwiches and lemonade.
• Use gingham fabric for napkins and runners.

Pro Tip: Set up a low table with floor pillows instead of formal seating to truly capture the picnic feel.

13. Little Pumpkin Harvest

Perfect for fall showers. Use small pumpkins, gourds, and hay bales. Colors are orange, cream, and deep maroon. It feels warm and seasonal.

• Serve pumpkin spice treats and apple cider.
• Use plaid blankets draped over chairs.
• Decorate with colorful fall leaves.

Pro Tip: Instead of carving, paint small pumpkins white or gold for a sophisticated, modern look.

14. Black and White Dots

A chic, modern theme using only black, white, and maybe one pop of yellow or green. Focus on bold patterns like polka dots and stripes. It is very stylish.

• Use graphic print tablecloths.
• Serve food in monochrome colors (white cheese, black olives).
• Hang large, simple paper fans.

Pro Tip: Use yellow sunflowers or green moss as the single color burst to keep the look clean and sharp.

15. Under the Sea Ocean

Use shades of blue and green, focusing on friendly sea creatures like turtles, whales, and fish. Hang blue streamers to look like water. It is refreshing.

• Serve ‘seaweed dip’ (spinach dip).
• Use netting draped over tables.
• Give out small seashell candies.

Pro Tip: Fill clear vases with water and floating candles to mimic the ocean surface.

16. Donut Grow Up Party

A sweet, easy theme using lots of bright pastel colors (mint, peach, light yellow). Focus on donuts displayed creatively. It is fun and delicious.

• Set up a donut wall or tower.
• Serve coffee and milk shooters.
• Use sprinkles as table confetti.

Pro Tip: The best favor is a small box with a single gourmet donut inside for guests to take home.

17. Construction Party Done Right

If you need a theme that works for a boy or a girl, this is it! We dug deep into our list of 50 Unisex Baby Shower Themes and found that the “Little Construction Zone” is always a huge hit. It’s easy to decorate and everyone loves the bright yellow and orange colors.

• Use yellow caution tape around the food table (it’s cheap!).
• Serve “dirt cups” (chocolate pudding with crushed Oreos) with little plastic shovels for spoons.
• Ask guests to sign a plain white hard hat instead of a paper guest book.
• Give out little plastic construction hats as favors for the kids.

Pro Tip: Don’t forget to play “I Spy” with toy dump trucks hidden around the room. It keeps the older kids (and dads) busy.

18. Modern Minimalist Neutrals

Focus on clean lines, simple textures, and colors like white, cream, and wood tones. This theme is very grown-up and stylish. Avoid clutter.

• Use simple ceramic vases with single stems.
• Keep food presentation very neat.
• Use geometric shapes in the decor.

Pro Tip: Invest in high-quality paper plates and napkins that look like real ceramic to maintain the sleek feel.

19. Nautical Navy and White

A classic, clean theme using navy blue, white, and a touch of red. Focus on anchors, stripes, and sailboats. It feels crisp and timeless.

• Use rope to tie around napkins or vases.
• Serve seafood snacks like shrimp cocktail.
• Play games that involve knots or sailing terms.

Pro Tip: If you can find them, use small brass bells as part of the centerpiece for a real maritime feel.

20. Storybook Ending Library

Focus on classic children’s books and reading. Use vintage books stacked as decor. Colors are rich and warm, like burgundy and deep green.

• Ask guests to bring a book instead of a card.
• Use bookmarks as party favors.
• Hang pages from old books as bunting.

Pro Tip: Create a ‘Guess the Book’ game by showing close-ups of famous children’s book covers.

21. Little Artist Paint Party

Use bright, messy colors like red, blue, and yellow. Focus on paint brushes, easels, and canvases. It is creative and fun for guests.

• Set up a canvas where guests can paint a square.
• Use paint cans to hold silverware or flowers.
• Serve food that is brightly colored.

Pro Tip: Provide small canvases and paint for guests to decorate a piece of art for the nursery.

22. Taco ‘Bout A Baby

A casual, fun theme using bright colors like lime green, pink, and orange. Focus on Mexican food, sombreros, and cacti. It is easy to plan.

• Set up a build-your-own taco bar.
• Serve margaritas (mocktails) in fun glasses.
• Use mini piñatas as table decor.

Pro Tip: Play upbeat mariachi music to instantly set the festive mood.

23. Honey Bee Yellow and Gray

A sweet theme using bright yellow, white, and gray. Focus on honeycombs, bees, and flowers. It is cheerful and perfect for spring or summer.

• Serve honey-flavored treats and lemonade.
• Use jars of local honey as favors.
• Decorate with black and yellow striped ribbons.

Pro Tip: Use bubble wrap painted yellow to create a cheap, realistic honeycomb backdrop.

24. Vintage Circus Carnival

Use bold red and white stripes, gold accents, and vintage posters. Focus on popcorn, peanuts, and fun games. It is exciting and nostalgic.

• Set up simple carnival games (ring toss).
• Serve cotton candy and mini hot dogs.
• Use tickets as drink tags or name cards.

Pro Tip: Play old-timey organ music softly in the background to complete the carnival atmosphere.

25. Dinosaur Roar Party

A prehistoric theme using deep greens, browns, and earthy tones. Focus on friendly cartoon dinosaurs and tropical leaves. It is fun for everyone.

• Bury small toys in sand for a ‘dig site’ game.
• Use plastic dinosaur toys as cake toppers.
• Serve ‘dino eggs’ (hard-boiled eggs).

Pro Tip: Use large ferns and potted plants to make the room look like a jungle without needing expensive decor.

26. Little Monster Party

A cute, not scary, theme using bright, mismatched colors and googly eyes. Focus on funny, fuzzy monsters. It is silly and unique.

• Attach googly eyes to cups and food containers.
• Serve ‘monster mash’ punch.
• Use faux fur fabric for table accents.

Pro Tip: Make simple monster cupcakes by dyeing frosting bright colors and adding one large candy eyeball.

27. Desert Cactus Succulent

A trendy, earthy theme using terracotta, sage green, and white. Focus on cacti, succulents, and natural textures like rope. It is modern and chic.

• Give out small succulent plants as favors.
• Use woven baskets for storage and decor.
• Serve Southwestern-style snacks.

Pro Tip: Use large, inexpensive cardboard cutouts of cacti painted green if real plants are too costly.

28. Main Squeeze Lemonade

A bright, refreshing theme using yellow, white, and green. Focus on lemons, citrus fruits, and pitchers of drinks. Perfect for a warm day.

• Set up a large lemonade bar with flavor options.
• Use mason jars for drinks.
• Decorate with fresh lemon slices in clear vases.

Pro Tip: Serve mini lemon tarts and lemon poppy seed muffins to match the theme perfectly.

29. Rubber Ducky Bath Time

A classic, simple theme using yellow, white, and light blue. Focus on rubber ducks floating in bowls. It is nostalgic and sweet.

• Use small rubber ducks as game prizes.
• Serve blue punch to look like bath water.
• Play ‘Pin the Bow on the Duck’ game.

Pro Tip: Fill a large glass punch bowl with blue punch and float a few clean rubber ducks on top.

30. Little Sports Fanatic

Choose neutral sports like baseball, soccer, or basketball. Use colors like green (field), brown (ball), and white. It is active and fun for male guests.

• Use mini helmets or balls as decor.
• Serve ‘stadium food’ like nachos and sliders.
• Ask guests to wear their favorite team’s colors.

Pro Tip: Use chalk to draw yard lines on a green tablecloth to mimic a sports field.

31. Boho Macrame Dreamcatcher

A very trendy theme using natural fibers, macrame, and feathers. Colors are cream, beige, and dusty rose. It is relaxed and elegant.

• Hang macrame wall hangings as backdrops.
• Use pampas grass in tall vases.
• Set up floor pillows for cozy seating.

Pro Tip: Find cheap macrame keychains online to use as stylish party favors.

32. A Little Birdie Told Me

Focus on nests, twigs, and small bird cages. Use soft pastels like robin’s egg blue and light yellow. It is delicate and sweet.

• Use small bird cages to hold cards or gifts.
• Serve mini quiches or ‘nest’ cookies.
• Decorate with faux flowers and vines.

Pro Tip: Buy small, cheap bags of chocolate eggs to scatter on the food table for an extra detail.

33. Little Peanut Elephant

A hugely popular theme using gray, yellow, and white. Focus on cute cartoon elephants. It is sweet and easy to find decorations for.

• Use peanuts or peanut butter cups as snacks.
• Decorate with gray and white striped patterns.
• Play the ‘Pin the Tail on the Elephant’ game.

Pro Tip: Use gray balloons and draw simple elephant faces on them with a black marker.

34. Vintage Toy Blocks

Focus on classic wooden toys, alphabet blocks, and simple shapes. Use primary colors (red, yellow, blue) but in muted, vintage tones. It is nostalgic.

• Stack wooden blocks to spell the baby’s name.
• Use old-fashioned wind-up toys as decor.
• Serve food in small, colorful paper boxes.

Pro Tip: Ask guests to sign a large wooden block instead of a traditional guest book.

35. Little Pilot Airplane

Focus on travel, clouds, and old-fashioned planes. Use light blue, white, and brown leather accents. It suggests adventure and exploration.

• Hang paper airplanes from the ceiling.
• Use old suitcases for gift storage.
• Serve food shaped like clouds or propellers.

Pro Tip: Print out vintage-looking boarding passes as invitations or thank you cards.

36. Future Rock Star Music

A fun, loud theme using black, silver, and bright pink or neon green pops. Focus on guitars, records, and microphones. It is energetic.

• Play a playlist of famous lullabies (rock versions).
• Use old vinyl records as placemats.
• Set up a karaoke corner for fun.

Pro Tip: Use cheap plastic sunglasses and stick-on mustaches for a fun photo booth prop station.

37. Greenery Galore Eucalyptus

A very popular, simple theme using only white and various shades of green. Focus on natural leaves like eucalyptus and ferns. It is clean and fresh.

• Use long eucalyptus garlands on tables.
• Serve sparkling water with lime and mint.
• Keep the plates and napkins plain white.

Pro Tip: Eucalyptus smells amazing. Use fresh cuttings to naturally scent the party space.

38. Winnie The Pooh Hundred Acre

Focus on honey pots, balloons, and the soft colors of the woods. Use yellow, red, and light green. It is a warm, classic storybook theme.

• Serve food labeled ‘Hunny’ and ‘Tigger Tails.’
• Use small red balloons tied to chairs.
• Decorate with quotes from the books.

Pro Tip: Give out small jars of local honey tied with a red ribbon as a sweet favor.

39. Little Monster Truck Rally

A high-energy theme using mud colors (brown, black) and bright accents (red, neon green). Focus on tire tracks and big trucks. It is messy fun.

• Use chocolate frosting to create ‘mud’ on cupcakes.
• Draw tire tracks on brown butcher paper runners.
• Give out small toy cars as prizes.

Pro Tip: Serve food in small, clean oil pans or toolboxes for a fun, themed presentation.

40. Hello World Travel Maps

Focus on globes, vintage maps, and flags from different countries. Colors are muted blues, browns, and cream. It celebrates the baby’s future.

• Use map print wrapping paper for gifts.
• Serve snacks from different cultures.
• Set up a ‘Where are you from?’ map for guests.

Pro Tip: Cut out map shapes and string them together to make a unique and cheap garland.

41. Little Llama Fiesta

A quirky, fun theme using bright colors, tassels, and pom-poms. Focus on llamas and cacti. It is cheerful and perfect for a casual party.

• Use colorful blankets and throws for seating.
• Serve chips and different kinds of dips.
• Decorate with bright paper flowers.

Pro Tip: Llama toys are very popular right now. Use a large plush llama as the centerpiece.

42. Milk and Cookies Bar

A simple, comforting theme using white, brown, and light blue. Focus on classic treats and warm feelings. It is easy and budget-friendly.

• Set up a variety of cookies and milk options.
• Use clear glass jars to display ingredients.
• Give out small bags of cookie mix as favors.

Pro Tip: Serve milk in small glass bottles with striped paper straws for a vintage look.

43. Little Royal Prince/Princess

Use gold, silver, and deep jewel tones (like emerald or ruby). Focus on crowns, thrones, and velvet textures. It is elegant and fancy.

• Use gold spray-painted plastic crowns as decor.
• Serve mini sandwiches and fancy desserts.
• Use velvet ribbons on gifts and chairs.

Pro Tip: Ask guests to write a ‘Royal Decree’ or wish for the baby on a fancy scroll.

44. Sweet As Can Bee

A variation of the honey bee theme, focusing more on flowers and light pink/yellow. It is softer and uses less black. Focus on sweetness.

• Serve cupcakes with flower decorations.
• Use light wood textures and white linens.
• Play a game guessing how many candies are in a jar.

Pro Tip: Use a large, clear vase filled with yellow and white daisies as the main focal point.

45. Little Mermaid Ocean

Focus on the sea, shells, and scales, but use turquoise, purple, and green instead of pink. It is magical and watery.

• Use iridescent fabric to mimic scales.
• Scatter seashells on the tables.
• Serve blue gelatin cups with gummy fish inside.

Pro Tip: Use cheap fishing net draped over the food table and tuck in battery-operated fairy lights.

46. Brunch and Bubbly Mocktails

A grown-up, sophisticated theme using white, gold, and light pastels. Focus on breakfast food and a fun drink bar. It is casual and chic.

• Set up a waffle or pancake bar.
• Offer a ‘Mimosa’ bar using sparkling cider.
• Use fresh flowers in small bouquets.

Pro Tip: Host the party between 10 AM and 1 PM to fully fit the brunch time slot.

47. Little Star Wars Jedi

A fun theme using black, white, and silver. Focus on simple symbols, lightsabers, and robots. It is cool and appeals to movie fans.

• Serve ‘Yoda Soda’ (green punch).
• Use glow sticks as mini lightsabers.
• Play the movie soundtrack softly.

Pro Tip: Use simple black and white posters of famous quotes like ‘May the Force Be With You.’

48. Peter Rabbit Garden

Based on the classic book, using soft blues, greens, and browns. Focus on carrots, radishes, and small animal drawings. It is sweet and gentle.

• Serve vegetable trays and carrot cake.
• Use moss and small white picket fences.
• Tie ribbons around small gardening tools as favors.

Pro Tip: Use terra cotta pots turned upside down as risers for food platters.

49. Little Lamb Sheep

A soft, fluffy theme using white, cream, and gray. Focus on wool textures and clouds. It is gentle and very calming for a new baby.

• Use cotton balls glued onto cardboard for decor.
• Serve fluffy white marshmallows.
• Give out small bars of lavender soap.

Pro Tip: Use white faux fur rugs or blankets draped over chairs to create the fluffy sheep look.

50. Future Scientist Lab

A clever theme using bright green, purple, and white. Focus on beakers, test tubes, and funny experiments. It is brainy and unique.

• Serve colorful drinks in test tubes.
• Use dry ice for a smoky, lab effect.
• Give out packets of Pop Rocks candy.

Pro Tip: Use simple labels like ‘Baby DNA’ or ‘Growth Formula’ on food and drinks.

No matter which of these 50 Unisex Baby Shower Themes you pick, remember to have fun! Planning a party for a new little one should be exciting, not stressful.

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