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If you're looking for a cute 1st birthday theme or baby shower theme, how about bumble bees? And now that we're giving away this set of adorable free "Little Honey" bumble bee printables, you'll have everything you'll need to make your party sparkle (or at least buzz). :)

The collection includes: invitations, cupcake toppers, gift tags, large party tags, "Little Honey" banner (large and small), mini candy bar wrappers, welcome sign, treat toppers, thank you and menu/place cards and water bottle labels.

Take a look at these nautical free printables Melissa at Ian & Lola Designs created and that we get to give away. I love all the modern stripes. How great would these work at a 1st birthday or boy baby shower?!

When I first saw Donna E's Blush and Bashful Baby Shower on our site I was blown away by all the details, especially this homemade month-by-month onesie bunting she used to decorate.

Donna put together this tutorial on how she made it and she has kindly let me repost it, so thank you, Donna! What a fun way to decorate a shower.

Tatiana from Thdezign Party! designed these chevron party printables that would work great at so many different kinds of parties (baby showers, bridal showers, birthdays, anniversaries, etc). I thought these would be perfect to give away on our site, especially with the "A" to "Z" banner that lets you spell out anything. Thanks, Tatiana!

The collection includes: a welcome sign, blank invitations, party circles, gift tags, tented cards, thank you cards, cupcake wrappers, and banner.

There are so many gorgeous wreaths on our site. What's great about a wreath is it sets the tone of the party from the minute you walk in the door. Plus, you can get really creative with them.  Here are some made out of paper, vines, diapers, balloons, ribbons, and even extension cords and (one that's not exactly a wreath, but  so pretty I had to add it).

Eleanor T's All in Due Time Couples Shower

When I saw this balloon wreath Lisa G hung on her front door for her Seuss-y Party, I thought it was the perfect way to welcome her guests. I also wanted to know how she made it.

Lisa put together this simple tutorial on her blog Blissful Chaos, and let me repost it, so thank you, Lisa!