25 Amazing Lilo and Stitch Baby Shower Theme Ideas

Are you juggling a million things right now—kids’ soccer practice, laundry that’s been in the dryer for three days (oops), and oh yeah, planning that epic baby shower?

Well, grab a cup of coffee (or wine, I won’t judge), and let’s dive into some out-of-this-world Lilo and Stitch baby shower theme ideas that’ll make your party the talk of the galaxy.

1. Cosmic Surfing Safari

Alright, hold onto your surfboards because this theme is a wild ride! Imagine combining the laid-back vibes of a beach party with the mind-blowing awesomeness of outer space. Yup, we’re talking galaxies, waves, and maybe even a UFO or two. It’s perfect for the mama-to-be who’s as cool as a cucumber and loves a bit of adventure.

Picture this: guests walking into a space transformed into a cosmic beach, with stars twinkling above and surfboards lining the walls. It’s like the Milky Way decided to take a vacation in Hawaii! This theme is super fun and definitely not your grandma’s baby shower (unless your grandma is into interstellar surfing, in which case, can I borrow her for my next party?).

But fair warning—this might not be the best fit if the guest of honor prefers something more traditional or isn’t a fan of mixing themes. But hey, you can’t please everyone, right?

Holographic Surfboard Centerpieces

Now, let’s talk centerpieces! Forget the usual flower arrangements (snooze). Instead, slap some holographic designs on mini surfboards and bam! You’ve got yourself a centerpiece that’s both eye-catching and conversation-starting.

These shiny boards reflect light in the coolest way, making your tables look like they’re straight out of a sci-fi beach party. Plus, they’re a fab DIY project if you’re feeling crafty—or a fun activity to bribe… I mean, involve the kiddos in.

This idea is perfect for hosts who love a bit of sparkle and aren’t afraid to go bold. But if you’re aiming for a more low-key or earthy vibe, you might want to skip the holographics.

Starry Wave Backdrops

Move over, basic backdrops! We’re taking photo ops to the next level with waves made of stars and galaxies. Set up a backdrop that looks like cosmic waves crashing, and watch your guests’ jaws drop faster than my kids spotting cookies on the counter.

It’s an Instagrammer’s dream and adds a magical touch to the festivities. Great for those who love a good selfie station and want to create lasting memories.

However, if setting up intricate decorations sounds more stressful than fun, or if space is limited, this might not be the best fit.

Astronaut Surfing Games

Who says baby showers can’t be fun? Set up games where guests “surf” on balance boards while wearing astronaut helmets. Trust me, watching Aunt Linda try to keep her balance is pure entertainment gold.

It’s a hilarious way to get everyone involved and breaks the ice quicker than a toddler spills juice on a white rug.

This is ideal for a lively crowd that’s up for a laugh. If your guests are more the sit-and-chat type, they might prefer something less… physically challenging.

2. Stitch’s Tropical Space Garden

Next up, let’s venture into Stitch’s Tropical Space Garden—a place where earthly flora meets alien plant life. It’s like your backyard garden decided to party with E.T., and honestly, I’m here for it.

This theme is perfect for the mom-to-be who loves nature but also has a quirky side. It’s whimsical, a tad mystical, and totally Insta-worthy.

But if gardening isn’t her thing or if she prefers a more down-to-earth (pun intended) approach, you might wanna skip to the next idea.

Bioluminescent Plant Decorations

Imagine filling your space with plants that glow like they’re from another planet. Use glow-in-the-dark paint on faux (or real, if you’re brave) plants to create that bioluminescent look. It’s like having your own piece of Pandora from “Avatar,” minus the giant blue people.

This decor is sure to wow guests and gives the event a magical atmosphere once the lights go down.

Perfect for evening showers and hosts who love a bit of DIY. Not so great if you’re not into dim lighting or the thought of painting plants makes you twitchy.

Intergalactic Fruit Displays

Who said food can’t be decorative? Carve tropical fruits into planetary shapes and arrange them as edible centerpieces. Think watermelon Saturns and pineapple Jupiters. It’s healthy, tasty, and oh-so-pretty.

Great for the health-conscious mama and adds a splash of color to the tables.

But if fruit carving sounds like too much work (because, let’s face it, who has time?), you might want to opt for simpler snack options.

Alien Flower Crown Station

Set up a DIY station where guests can create flower crowns using exotic blooms and metallic accents. It’s a fun activity and doubles as a take-home favor.

Perfect for crafty crowds and adds a touch of whimsy to the event.

However, if your guests aren’t the DIY type or you’re short on time, this might not be the best fit.

3. Galactic Tiki Lounge

Okay, so this one might sound like a contradiction, but trust me—it works! The Galactic Tiki Lounge theme combines classic tiki vibes with a futuristic twist. It’s like sipping a Mai Tai in a spaceship, and honestly, who wouldn’t want that?

Ideal for the mom-to-be who loves a good cocktail hour (mocktails, anyone?) and isn’t afraid to mix styles.

But if she’s more into straightforward themes, this might feel a bit all over the place.

LED Tiki Torches

Swap out traditional fire for LED lights in your tiki torches. It’s safer (especially with little ones running around) and adds a cool, modern vibe.

This is great for outdoor events and creates a warm ambiance without the risk of someone setting their napkin on fire (looking at you, Uncle Bob).

If you’re hosting indoors or want to keep things more traditional, you might skip the torches altogether.

Planetary Cocktail Bar

Set up a bar (or table) with drinks inspired by different planets. Think Mars Red Mojitos or Venus Vanilla Shakes. It’s a fun way to incorporate the theme and keeps guests refreshed.

Perfect for a crowd that appreciates a good themed drink.

However, if alcohol isn’t on the menu or you’re keeping things super simple, this might not be necessary.

Space-age Tiki Masks

Decorate the walls with tiki masks redesigned to look like friendly aliens. It’s quirky, fun, and makes for great conversation starters.

Ideal for artsy hosts who love unique decorations.

But if masks creep you out (no judgment here), you might want to pass.

4. Ohana Under the Aurora

Now, let’s head to a place where the Northern Lights meet Hawaiian nights. “Ohana Under the Aurora” brings together the magic of the aurora borealis with the warmth of a tropical paradise.

This theme is perfect for the mama who loves nature’s wonders and wants a serene, enchanting atmosphere.

But if she’s more into bold colors and loud parties, this might be a bit too mellow.

Aurora Borealis Lighting

Use projectors or LED lights to cast moving aurora patterns on the ceiling and walls. It’s like bringing the night sky indoors and adds a mesmerizing backdrop to the event.

Great for evening showers and creates a calming environment.

However, if you’re hosting during the day or in a well-lit venue, the effect might not be as striking.

Polar Hawaiian Attire

Invite guests to wear Hawaiian shirts paired with cozy accessories like scarves or mittens. It’s a fun twist and makes for some adorable photos.

Perfect for events in cooler weather or if you just want an excuse to wear that funky scarf Aunt Mildred knitted.

If mixing summer and winter attire sounds confusing, feel free to stick to one or the other.

Snowflake Lei Crafting

Set up a station where guests can make leis using snowflake-shaped materials. It’s a fun activity and ties the theme together beautifully.

Ideal for crafty guests and provides a lovely keepsake.

But if DIY isn’t your jam, or you’re short on time, this might be one to skip.

5. Time-Traveling Ohana Gathering

Last but not least (for now), let’s jump through time with a theme that celebrates the past, present, and future. The Time-Traveling Ohana Gathering is all about blending different eras, making it a history buff’s dream.

Perfect for the mom-to-be who’s nostalgic but also excited for what’s to come.

However, if she prefers to stay in the here and now, maybe stick with a contemporary theme.

Vintage to Futuristic Decor

Decorate different areas to represent various time periods—from retro Hawaiian to sleek, futuristic designs. It’s like walking through a time machine, minus the wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey stuff.

This is great for keeping guests engaged as they explore each section.

But if setting up multiple decor styles sounds overwhelming, you might want to simplify.

Chronological Photo Displays

Create a timeline of family photos, including baby pics of the parents-to-be and maybe even some (funny) predictions of the future baby.

It’s heartfelt, personal, and adds a lovely touch to the event.

Ideal for close-knit gatherings where guests will appreciate the sentimental value.

If the parents are more private, they might prefer not to display personal photos.

Time Capsule Guest Messages

Have guests write messages or pieces of advice to be opened on the baby’s future milestones. It’s a beautiful way to involve loved ones in the baby’s life journey.

Perfect for creating lasting memories.

However, if you’re looking for instant gratification (aren’t we all sometimes?), you might prefer activities with immediate results.

6. Stitch’s Interstellar Music Festival

Alright, mamas and papas, let’s crank up the tunes and set phasers to fun with Stitch’s Interstellar Music Festival! Imagine blending the beats of a cosmic concert with the laid-back vibes of a Hawaiian luau. If the mom-to-be is a music lover who’s all about good vibes and groovy times, this theme is gonna hit all the right notes (see what I did there?).

Picture this: Guests arrive to find your space transformed into a galactic jam session, complete with twinkling star lights and maybe a disco ball or two (because why not?). The atmosphere is electric, and the dance floor is calling everyone’s name—even those who claim they have two left feet. Trust me, after a few mocktails, everyone’s a dancing queen.

But hey, if the guest of honor prefers a quieter gathering or if your crowd isn’t the boogie-down type, this theme might not be the perfect fit. No worries—we’ve got plenty more ideas to explore!

Alien Instrument Workshops

First up, let’s get those creative (and slightly wacky) juices flowing with alien instrument workshops. Think of instruments that look and sound like they’ve come straight from outer space—like theremins (those spooky-sounding gizmos from old sci-fi movies) or DIY percussion instruments made from recycled materials and lots of glitter.

This activity is perfect for a crowd that’s hands-on and loves a good laugh. Imagine Aunt Susan trying to figure out a theremin while making “pew-pew” sounds—priceless! It’s also a fab way to keep kiddos entertained and involved.

However, if your guests are more about lounging and less about lunging at imaginary notes, you might wanna skip this one. No one wants a stressed-out grandma grappling with space drums.

Galaxy Stage Setup

Next, set the scene with a galaxy-themed stage. Drape some sparkly fabric, hang up those glow-in-the-dark stars, and maybe even project some swirling galaxies on the wall. Invite guests to perform—sing a song, tell a joke, recite a poem about diapers (hey, it’s a baby shower after all).

This idea is stellar (pun totally intended) for an outgoing group that loves the spotlight. It’s interactive, entertaining, and you might just discover that Cousin Joe has a hidden talent for beatboxing.

On the flip side, if your crew is more introverted or the thought of public performance sends shivers down spines (and not in a good way), perhaps keep the stage as a decoration rather than an invitation.

Space DJ Booth

And what’s a music festival without a DJ? Set up a space-age DJ booth with some neon lights and futuristic decor. Whether you hire a pro or just let a playlist run the show, make sure the music spans genres and eras—throw in some Hawaiian tunes, a bit of pop, maybe even that catchy song from Lilo & Stitch (you know the one).

This is great for keeping the energy up and the party flowing. Guests can even take turns playing DJ—just be prepared for an impromptu karaoke session when someone queues up their favorite jam.

But if managing music sounds more stressful than fun, or if you want to keep things mellow, feel free to keep the tunes in the background.

7. Outer Space Beach Party

Who says you can’t have the best of both worlds? Let’s mash up a beach bash with a cosmic adventure in our Outer Space Beach Party! It’s like sipping a coconut drink while gazing at Saturn’s rings—totally doable, right?

This theme is perfect for the mom-to-be who loves the beach but also has a thing for stars and galaxies. It’s laid-back, fun, and gives you the excuse to decorate with flip-flops and rocket ships. Talk about versatility!

But if sand between your toes (or in your living room) isn’t your cup of tea, or if the guest of honor isn’t a fan of mixing themes, this might not be the ideal choice.

Sandcastle Planet Sculptures

Forget ordinary sandcastles—let’s build sand planets! Set up a sandbox area where guests can sculpt their favorite planets, moons, or even create their own alien worlds. Use kinetic sand to keep things (mostly) mess-free.

This activity is super fun for kids and adults alike. Plus, it’s a great conversation starter—”Is that supposed to be Mars or a giant meatball?” Either way, it’s a win.

However, if the idea of sand anywhere near your carpet gives you nightmares, you might want to swap out sand for modeling clay or play dough.

Meteor Shower Piñata

Add a bang to your bash with a meteor shower piñata! Fill it with star-shaped candies, mini chocolate bars (because chocolate is universal), and maybe some glow sticks for that extra cosmic touch.

This is perfect for an energetic group ready to unleash their inner child. Just make sure to supervise the kiddos (and overly enthusiastic adults) swinging that bat.

If space is limited or safety is a concern (we’ve all got that one clumsy friend), consider a pull-string piñata as a safer alternative.

Space Swimwear Fashion Show

Time to strut your stuff! Encourage guests to come dressed in their best “space beach” attire—think swimwear with a cosmic twist, like galaxy-print sarongs or astronaut-themed board shorts. Host a fun fashion show with playful commentary and maybe even some silly awards.

This idea is a hoot for guests who love to dress up and aren’t afraid to be a little silly. It’s all about embracing the theme and having a blast.

But if your crowd isn’t into costumes or would rather not be in the spotlight, it’s totally okay to let this one float away.

8. Stitch’s Culinary Space Tour

Calling all foodies and adventurous eaters—Stitch’s Culinary Space Tour is here to take your taste buds on a journey that’s out of this world! If the mom-to-be loves exploring new cuisines or has cravings that are, shall we say, unique, this theme is a delectable choice.

Imagine food stations representing different planets or galaxies, each with their own exotic flavors and dishes. It’s a feast for the senses and a surefire way to get guests mingling and comparing notes on their favorite bites.

However, if your guest list includes picky eaters or folks with dietary restrictions, you might need to adjust the menu or consider a different theme.

Planetary Snack Stations

Set up snack stations themed around celestial bodies. Maybe Mercury features hot and spicy treats, Venus offers sweet delights, Earth has fresh fruits and veggies, and Mars brings in red-hued foods. Label each station with fun facts or silly puns—because who doesn’t love a good food pun?

This setup is perfect for keeping guests engaged and encouraging them to try new things. Plus, it spreads out the food areas, reducing congestion (we’ve all been stuck behind that one person piling their plate high).

If coordinating multiple stations sounds overwhelming, or if space is tight, you can simplify by having a central table with themed sections.

Zero-Gravity Desserts

Defy gravity (or at least pretend to) with desserts that look like they’re floating. Use clear stands, hanging displays, or even dry ice effects to give your sweet treats an otherworldly appearance. Think suspended cake pops, levitating macarons, or mousse served in light-up cups.

This is a show-stopper that will have guests snapping pics before digging in. It’s perfect for adding that “wow” factor to your party.

However, if logistics or budget make this idea challenging, remember that presentation doesn’t have to be complicated—a little creativity goes a long way!

Alien Cooking Class

Turn your guests into cosmic chefs with a mini cooking class! Provide ingredients and instructions for making “alien” foods—maybe green slime smoothies, galaxy-patterned cookies, or sandwiches cut into UFO shapes.

This activity is interactive, fun, and delicious. It’s great for all ages and gives everyone a chance to roll up their sleeves.

But if the idea of multiple people in your kitchen makes you want to hide under a table, you might opt for a simple decorating station instead.

9. Galactic Treasure Hunt

Ready for an adventure that even Indiana Jones would envy? Host a Galactic Treasure Hunt that takes your guests on a quest through space (or, you know, your backyard). It’s interactive, engaging, and full of surprises—just like parenting!

This theme is perfect for a lively group that loves puzzles and a bit of friendly competition. It’s also a sneaky way to get everyone moving and exploring.

However, if your crew prefers to kick back and relax, or if setting up clues sounds like too much work (we’ve all got enough on our plates), you might want to consider a different activity.

Star Map Clues

Use star charts or constellation maps as clues leading to hidden treasures. Each clue can incorporate fun facts about stars or planets, adding an educational twist to the game.

This idea is fantastic for keeping guests engaged and can be tailored to suit all ages. Plus, it’s a unique way to incorporate the space theme.

If astronomy isn’t your forte or you think guests might find it too challenging, you can simplify the clues or provide hints along the way.

Alien Artifact Prizes

What’s a treasure hunt without treasure? Hide “alien artifacts” like glowing stones, mini UFO models, or other cosmic trinkets. These can double as party favors, so guests leave with a little piece of the galaxy.

This adds excitement and a tangible reward for participants. It’s especially great for kiddos who love collecting things (and let’s be honest, most adults do too).

However, if you’re watching the budget or prefer not to give out small items that might end up under car seats (we’ve all been there), you can opt for a communal treasure or even just the glory of winning.

Space Probe Goodie Bags

Provide guests with bags designed like space probes or rockets to collect their treasures. You can DIY them with some craft paper and imagination, or find pre-made ones if crafting isn’t your jam.

This is a cute way to tie the theme together and gives guests something practical to use during the hunt.

If you’re short on time or resources, simple bags with star stickers work just as well.

10. Lilo’s Dreamscape

Let’s drift into Lilo’s Dreamscape—a whimsical world where imagination reigns supreme and anything is possible. This theme is all about embracing creativity, wonder, and a touch of magic. If the mom-to-be is a dreamer who loves art and fantasy, this is the perfect setting to celebrate her new adventure.

Envision a space filled with soft colors, dreamy decorations, and an ambiance that makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a fairytale. It’s serene, enchanting, and a lovely way to honor the beauty of motherhood.

But if the guest of honor prefers something more grounded or vibrant, you might want to keep dreaming and choose another theme.

Floating Cloud Decorations

Create a dreamy atmosphere with floating cloud decorations suspended from the ceiling. Use fluffy materials like cotton batting or white balloons to craft your clouds, and maybe add some hanging stars or fairy lights for that extra sparkle.

This decor is perfect for setting a serene mood and makes for stunning photos. Guests might even feel like they’re walking on air!

However, if your venue doesn’t allow ceiling decorations or setup seems too time-consuming, consider tabletop versions or wall decals to achieve a similar effect.

Surreal Art Installations

Incorporate art pieces that play with reality—think mirrors that distort reflections, whimsical sculptures, or paintings that blend the familiar with the fantastical. It’s a nod to surrealism and adds an artistic flair to the event.

This idea is great for an artsy crowd that appreciates unique visuals. It also gives guests plenty to admire and discuss.

If sourcing or creating such pieces isn’t feasible, you can display prints of surreal artwork or even have a slideshow playing in the background.

Dream Journal Guestbook

Swap the traditional guestbook for a dream journal. Invite guests to write down their wishes, dreams, or advice for the new baby. Encourage them to be creative—poems, doodles, or even little stories are all welcome.

This is a heartfelt keepsake that the parents can cherish for years to come. It’s also a beautiful way to involve everyone in welcoming the new addition.

If you’re looking for something more immediate or interactive, you might consider setting up a video booth where guests can record their messages.

11. Stitch’s Galactic Petting Zoo

Alright, space moms and dads, let’s beam into Stitch’s Galactic Petting Zoo! If you’ve ever daydreamed about snuggling up to some out-of-this-world critters (without the pesky risk of alien abduction), this theme is calling your name. Perfect for the mama-to-be who adores all things cute and quirky, this setup transforms your baby shower into an interstellar cuddle fest.

Imagine walking into a venue teeming with the most adorable alien creatures—think fluffy, googly-eyed plushies that are more huggable than a basket of puppies. Kids will be over the moon (literally), and let’s be honest, the adults will probably be fighting them for a chance to squeeze a three-eyed teddy. It’s a whimsical, playful theme that adds a whole new dimension of fun.

But hey, if the guest of honor isn’t into stuffed animals or prefers a more sophisticated vibe, this might not be the galaxy you want to explore. And that’s totally okay—we’ve got plenty more cosmic ideas up our sleeves!

Plush Alien Animals

First stop: Plush Alien Animals! Scatter these cuddly extraterrestrials around the venue for guests to interact with. From tentacled teddies to sparkly space bunnies, the options are as limitless as the universe itself.

This idea is perfect for creating a fun, relaxed atmosphere. It’s especially great if there will be little ones at the shower—they’ll be entertained for hours (or at least until snack time). Plus, they make for fabulous photo ops!

However, if you’re aiming for a more elegant affair or the thought of stuffed toys makes the mom-to-be cringe, you might want to skip this cuddle party.

Interactive Holograms

Next up, let’s add a touch of tech with Interactive Holograms. Yes, we’re talking sci-fi magic right at your fingertips! Set up holographic displays of exotic alien animals that respond to movement. It’s like a petting zoo, but without the cleanup or allergy meds.

This is ideal for a crowd that’s tech-savvy and loves a good “wow” factor. It’s engaging for guests of all ages and definitely makes the event memorable.

But let’s be real—holograms aren’t exactly budget-friendly or easy to set up. If this sounds more stressful than spectacular, don’t sweat it. There are plenty of simpler ways to bring the galaxy to your gathering.

Adopt-an-Alien Favor Station

Finally, send your guests home with a new intergalactic friend from the Adopt-an-Alien Favor Station. Provide a variety of small alien plushies or figurines, each with its own “adoption certificate” that includes a fun backstory.

This is perfect for guests who love a keepsake (and who doesn’t?). It’s a delightful way to thank them for joining your out-of-this-world celebration.

However, if you’re on a tight budget or prefer not to give out physical favors, a heartfelt thank-you note works just as well.

12. Cosmic Art Workshop

Calling all creative souls! If the mom-to-be is the artsy type who loves to get her hands dirty (with paint, not diaper duty… yet), then a Cosmic Art Workshop might just be the perfect theme. It’s an interactive, fun-filled way to celebrate, and everyone leaves with a masterpiece—or at least something fridge-worthy.

Imagine transforming your space into an art studio where guests can unleash their inner Van Gogh (ear intact, please). With the cosmos as your muse, the possibilities are endless. It’s a fantastic theme for a baby shower that’s all about expression, creativity, and maybe a little bit of glitter (okay, a lot of glitter).

But if the thought of paint splatters makes you break out in hives, or if your guests aren’t the artsy type, you might want to consider a different path to the stars.

Nebula Painting Session

First on the agenda: a Nebula Painting Session. Provide canvases, brushes, and a palette of vibrant colors. Encourage guests to create their own swirling galaxies and nebulae. No art degree required—abstract is the name of the game!

This activity is ideal for a laid-back crowd who enjoys hands-on fun. It’s also a lovely way for guests to create a personalized gift for the mom-to-be.

However, if space (the physical kind) is limited or you’re worried about the mess (glitter in the carpet, anyone?), consider swapping paints for colored pencils or pastels.

Glow-in-the-Dark Crafts

Next, let’s light things up with Glow-in-the-Dark Crafts. From painting mason jars to creating starry mobiles, these crafts add a luminous touch to your cosmic theme.

This is perfect for evening showers or for adding a magical ambiance to the event. Guests of all ages will enjoy making something that literally shines.

But if your event is during the day or sourcing glow-in-the-dark supplies feels like too much work, regular crafts with metallic paints can have a similar dazzling effect.

Collaborative Mural

Lastly, bring everyone together with a Collaborative Mural. Roll out a large canvas or sheet of paper and let guests contribute to a collective cosmic masterpiece. It’s a beautiful metaphor for the community coming together to support the new family.

This is great for fostering a sense of togetherness and leaves the mom-to-be with a heartfelt keepsake.

However, if coordinating a group art project sounds like herding cats, you might opt for individual projects instead.

13. Interdimensional Photo Gallery

Say cheese and get ready to warp reality with an Interdimensional Photo Gallery! If the mom-to-be loves capturing memories and has a flair for the dramatic, this theme turns your baby shower into a visual wonderland.

Imagine a space filled with optical illusions, 3D backdrops, and interactive installations that make your guests feel like they’ve stepped into another dimension (cue “Twilight Zone” music). It’s engaging, fun, and guarantees a camera roll full of unforgettable moments.

But if the guest of honor prefers to stay behind the lens or isn’t keen on elaborate setups, you might want to keep this idea in the photo album for another time.

3D Photo Exhibits

First, set up 3D Photo Exhibits. These could be as simple as cardboard cutouts with strategic painting or as elaborate as rented professional backdrops. Think portals, floating planets, or a spaceship cockpit!

This is perfect for a crowd that loves to ham it up for the camera. It’s interactive and provides endless entertainment.

However, if space or budget is limited, you can achieve a similar effect with printed backdrops or even a green screen app on your phone.

Mirror Maze Entrance

Next, create a grand entrance with a Mirror Maze. Line the hallway or entry with mirrors at various angles to create an infinite space illusion. It’s a mind-bending way to start the party and sets the tone for the dimensional fun ahead.

This idea is great for adding a touch of the unexpected and will have guests talking long after the party ends.

But safety first! If there are lots of little ones or clumsy adults (raises hand), make sure everything is secure and easy to navigate.

Interactive Storyboards

Lastly, get those creative juices flowing with Interactive Storyboards. Provide magnetic boards with characters, settings, and speech bubbles so guests can craft their own Lilo & Stitch adventures.

This activity is ideal for engaging both kids and adults, and it’s a fun way to encourage mingling.

However, if setting up another station feels overwhelming, you could simplify with printed sheets and stickers.

14. Stitch’s Space Camp

Attention all space cadets! For the adventurous mom-to-be who’s always up for a challenge (and let’s face it, motherhood is the ultimate adventure), Stitch’s Space Camp is a theme that’s out of this world.

Turn your venue into a training ground for future astronauts with games, activities, and challenges that are as fun as they are memorable. It’s energetic, interactive, and perfect for a crowd that’s not afraid to break a sweat (or at least laugh trying).

But if the guest of honor prefers sipping tea over tackling obstacle courses, you might want to orbit another theme.

Astronaut Training Obstacle Course

First mission: the Astronaut Training Obstacle Course. Set up stations with activities like moonwalk races, “zero-gravity” balloon challenges, and comet toss games.

This is fantastic for getting everyone involved and is adaptable for all ages. Plus, it’s a great way to tire out the kiddos so they sleep like… well, babies.

However, if space (the floor kind) is limited or safety is a concern, you might consider tabletop challenges instead.

Space Suit Dress-Up

Next, have a blast with Space Suit Dress-Up. Provide astronaut helmets, gloves, and other gear for hilarious photo opportunities. Who doesn’t want a picture of Grandma in a space helmet?

This is ideal for a lighthearted crowd that enjoys a bit of silliness.

But if sourcing costumes sounds like too much work, simple props like star-shaped glasses or alien antennas can be just as fun.

Mission Accomplished Certificates

Finally, celebrate everyone’s efforts with Mission Accomplished Certificates. Personalize them with fun titles like “Master of Moonwalks” or “Black Hole Navigator.”

This is perfect for adding a personal touch and gives guests a keepsake to remember the day.

However, if you’re short on time, digital certificates sent after the event can be a convenient alternative.

15. Cosmic Zen Garden

Time to take a deep breath and find your center with a Cosmic Zen Garden theme. For the mom-to-be who could use a little tranquility before the whirlwind of diapers and midnight feedings begins, this theme is all about peace, harmony, and a touch of stardust.

Imagine transforming your space into a serene oasis with celestial touches—think soft lighting, soothing music, and decor that brings the cosmos down to earth. It’s a perfect setting for a more intimate gathering focused on relaxation and connection.

But if the guest of honor is more about high-energy festivities, you might want to save this idea for a spa day.

Sand Art Centerpieces

Start by creating Sand Art Centerpieces. Use containers filled with layers of colored sand to mimic the striations of distant planets or nebulae. Top them off with a candle or a small succulent for an earthy touch.

This is perfect for adding a personalized, creative element to the decor. Plus, making them can be a calming activity in itself.

However, if you’re worried about the mess or prefer not to DIY, there are plenty of beautiful pre-made options available.

Planetary Wind Chimes

Next, hang Planetary Wind Chimes around the space. The gentle tinkling sounds add to the zen atmosphere and can represent different planets with varied sizes and tones.

This idea is ideal for outdoor events or spaces where a soft breeze can set them in motion.

But if wind chimes aren’t practical, consider playing ambient space sounds or soft instrumental music instead.

Meditation Corner

Finally, set up a Meditation Corner. Provide comfortable cushions, soft blankets, and maybe a few guided meditation recordings focused on themes like “Journey Through the Stars” or “Cosmic Calm.”

This is perfect for guests to take a moment for themselves, reflecting on the upcoming arrival and sending positive vibes to the mom-to-be.

However, if you think guests might not engage with a meditation space, incorporating relaxing elements throughout the event might be more effective.

16. Lilo & Stitch’s Space Fleet

Hold onto your space helmets, folks, ’cause we’re about to blast off into Lilo & Stitch’s Space Fleet! 🚀 If the mama-to-be is a sci-fi fan or just loves anything that goes “pew-pew” in the cosmos, this theme is gonna be right up her asteroid belt. Imagine a baby shower where everyone gets to be a part of an intergalactic adventure, complete with mini spaceships and DIY rockets. It’s perfect for the adventurous soul who’s ready to launch into motherhood at warp speed!

Picture this: Guests walk into a room decked out like mission control, with star maps on the walls and a countdown clock ticking away. The atmosphere is electric (no actual electricity needed, promise), and everyone feels like they’re part of a top-secret space mission. This theme is great for those who love interactive fun and a bit of nerdy flair.

But hey, if the guest of honor isn’t into spaceships or the idea of her baby shower feeling like a scene from Star Trek makes her wanna say “beam me up outta here,” maybe consider a different orbit. After all, the goal is to make her feel over the moon—in a good way!

Mini Spaceship Models

First up, let’s talk decorations—specifically, Mini Spaceship Models. Scatter these little beauties around the venue as centerpieces or hang ’em from the ceiling to create a fleet of starships ready to explore the galaxy (or at least the living room). You can buy pre-made models or, if you’re feeling crafty and don’t mind a bit of glue on your fingers (or in your hair—been there), you can DIY them.

This idea is perfect for adding a touch of whimsy and gives guests something cool to look at (and maybe play with when you’re not watching). It’s especially great for a crowd that appreciates the finer points of sci-fi fandom.

However, if assembling tiny spaceships sounds about as fun as assembling IKEA furniture without instructions, you might wanna skip this one. No shame in keeping it simple!

DIY Rocket Building

Next on the agenda: DIY Rocket Building! Set up a station with all sorts of crafty goodies—think toilet paper rolls (finally, a use for those hoarded 2020 supplies), colored paper, stickers, and markers. Guests can let their imaginations soar as they create their very own rockets to take home.

This activity is a blast (pun absolutely intended) for both kids and adults. It encourages creativity and provides a fun keepsake. Plus, it keeps everyone busy, so you might actually get a moment to sit down and sip that lukewarm coffee.

But if the thought of glitter and glue potentially ending up on your sofa makes you break out in hives, maybe opt for a less messy activity. No one needs that kind of stress!

Space Fleet Launch Schedule

And what’s a space mission without a launch schedule? Create a Space Fleet Launch Schedule that outlines the events of the day with fun, space-themed names. “Fueling Station Opens” for when snacks are served, “Astronaut Training” for games, and “Mission Debrief” for gift opening.

This adds a playful touch and helps keep the party on track (we all know how quickly things can derail when Aunt Karen starts telling stories). It’s ideal for hosts who like a bit of organization wrapped in creativity.

If sticking to a schedule feels too rigid or if you prefer a more laid-back vibe, feel free to skip it. Sometimes the best moments happen when the plan goes out the airlock!

17. Intergalactic Movie Night

Lights, camera, action! Or should I say, starlight, camera, action? If the mom-to-be is a movie buff or just loves a good Netflix binge (who doesn’t?), an Intergalactic Movie Night could be the perfect theme. Combine the magic of cinema with the wonder of space, and you’ve got a cozy, fun-filled evening that’s sure to be a hit.

Imagine setting up a big screen under the stars (or under some strategically hung fairy lights if the weather isn’t cooperating), with comfy seating and plenty of snacks. Guests can snuggle up with blankets and pillows while watching Lilo & Stitch or any space-themed flick that tickles their fancy.

This theme is perfect for a relaxed, intimate gathering where the focus is on enjoying good company and a great movie. But if the guest of honor prefers a more active party or isn’t a fan of movie nights, you might want to consider another idea.

Outdoor Star Dome Theater

Set the scene with an Outdoor Star Dome Theater. Use a projector to screen the movie onto a white sheet or inflatable screen. Enhance the ambiance by hanging up a canopy of lights or using a planetarium projector to display constellations above.

This setup creates a magical atmosphere that’s both cozy and awe-inspiring. It’s ideal for evening showers and adds a touch of whimsy to the event.

However, if outdoor space isn’t available or the weather is about as predictable as a toddler’s mood, consider recreating the experience indoors. Just maybe skip the real fire for s’mores unless you want an impromptu visit from the fire department.

Space Snack Concessions

What’s a movie night without snacks? Set up a Space Snack Concessions stand with treats like “Meteorite Popcorn” (popcorn with edible glitter), “Rocket Fuel Punch,” and “Alien Gummies.” Get creative with the names—it’s half the fun!

This idea is great for adding a thematic twist to classic snacks and keeps guests fueled up for the feature presentation.

If coming up with clever names feels like too much pressure (we’ve all been there at 2 a.m., staring blankly at the wall), standard snacks work just as well. No one ever complained about plain ol’ popcorn.

Cosmic Cinema Seating

Ensure everyone is comfy with Cosmic Cinema Seating. Think bean bags, floor cushions, or even inflatable loungers shaped like planets. Provide cozy blankets in case it gets chilly—or if someone needs a nap (looking at you, Grandpa Joe).

This setup makes the experience feel special and ensures guests can relax. It’s perfect for creating that laid-back, intimate vibe.

But if sourcing special seating isn’t feasible, regular chairs with some cushions and throws will do the trick. Comfort is key, no matter the seating arrangement.

18. Alien Language Party

Ready to boldly go where no baby shower has gone before? An Alien Language Party is a quirky, fun theme that’s sure to get everyone talking—even if no one understands a word. If the mom-to-be loves sci-fi, linguistics, or just a good laugh, this is a stellar choice.

Imagine guests trying to decipher signs written in a made-up alien script, greeting each other with nonsensical phrases, and laughing at the inevitable miscommunications. It’s interactive, hilarious, and definitely not your typical baby shower.

However, if the guest of honor prefers more traditional themes or if your crowd isn’t into playful silliness, you might want to consider a different idea.

Universal Translator Invitations

Kick things off with Universal Translator Invitations. Send out invites written in a fictional alien language, along with a “decoder” key. It’s a fun way to build excitement and gives guests a taste of what’s to come.

This idea is perfect for setting the tone and engaging guests from the get-go. Plus, it’s a great conversation starter.

But if you think some guests might be confused (or think you’ve lost your marbles), perhaps include a clear explanation—or keep the alien script to a minimum.

Language Decoder Games

At the party, set up Language Decoder Games. Create puzzles or scavenger hunts where guests have to translate alien symbols to find clues or win prizes. It’s educational and fun—who knew you could get both at a baby shower?

This is ideal for a group that enjoys puzzles and friendly competition. It keeps guests engaged and mingling.

However, if your guests would rather chat and relax than solve riddles, it’s totally okay to skip the games. No judgment here!

Alien Karaoke

Turn up the music with Alien Karaoke. Provide lyrics to popular songs—but written in your made-up alien language. Guests can attempt to sing along, resulting in hilarious performances and maybe even a new intergalactic hit.

This activity is great for breaking the ice and guarantees laughter. It’s especially fun if your crowd isn’t shy about being a little silly.

But if karaoke isn’t your group’s jam (pun intended), consider playing the original songs and having a dance party instead.

19. Stitch’s Quantum Playground

Time to get a little wibbly-wobbly, timey-wimey with Stitch’s Quantum Playground! If the mom-to-be is into science or just loves a good mind-bending concept, this theme is a fun way to incorporate elements of quantum physics into your celebration. Don’t worry, no actual physics degree required!

Imagine decorations that defy gravity, games that play with perception, and an overall vibe that’s as unpredictable as a toddler’s eating habits. It’s a playful, unique theme that’s sure to impress—and maybe even educate—a bit.

But if the guest of honor isn’t into science or prefers a more straightforward theme, you might want to keep brainstorming.

Particle Streamers

Decorate with Particle Streamers. Instead of regular streamers, use ones that represent particle trails—think curly ribbons and strings of lights that twist and turn in unexpected ways.

This adds a dynamic, energetic feel to the space and looks pretty darn cool. It’s great for setting the mood and sparking conversations.

If DIY decorations make you want to run for the hills, pre-made options or even regular streamers will still look festive.

Schrödinger’s Gift Boxes

Incorporate Schrödinger’s Gift Boxes as centerpieces or favors. These are boxes that guests can’t open until a designated time, playing on the famous thought experiment where a cat is both alive and not alive until observed.

This adds an element of mystery and fun. Guests will be eager to find out what’s inside—are they empty? Are they full? Both? Neither? Mind blown.

However, if the reference might go over your guests’ heads (or if you don’t want to explain quantum superposition at a baby shower), you might opt for regular gift bags instead.

Quantum Jump Dance Floor

Get the party moving with a Quantum Jump Dance Floor. Use lighting effects that change unpredictably or in response to movement. It’s like dancing in a kaleidoscope—trippy and fun!

This is perfect for a lively crowd that loves to dance and isn’t afraid of a little unpredictability.

But if setting up fancy lighting isn’t practical, a good playlist and some colorful lights will still get guests grooving.

20. Cosmic Storytelling Circle

Gather ’round, space explorers, for a Cosmic Storytelling Circle! If the mom-to-be loves a good story (and let’s be real, who doesn’t?), this theme is a heartfelt way to bring everyone together. It’s all about sharing, connecting, and maybe spinning a yarn or two about intergalactic adventures.

Imagine a cozy setup with cushions and blankets, maybe even a faux campfire in the center. Guests take turns telling stories—funny, heartfelt, or completely made-up—creating memories that will last light-years.

This theme is ideal for a smaller, intimate gathering where guests are comfortable opening up. But if the guest of honor prefers a more upbeat, activity-filled party, you might consider a different direction.

Campfire Under the Stars

Set the scene with a Campfire Under the Stars. Use LED candles and logs to create a safe, indoor-friendly “fire.” Hang string lights or use a star projector to mimic the night sky.

This creates a magical, intimate atmosphere perfect for storytelling and bonding.

If space is limited or setting up a faux campfire sounds like too much work, a simple circle of chairs or cushions will do just fine.

Interactive Story Creation

Encourage creativity with Interactive Story Creation. Start a story and have each guest add a sentence or two, building a unique tale together. It can be as silly or as profound as the group makes it.

This activity is fun, unpredictable, and ensures everyone is involved. Plus, it often results in lots of laughs.

If some guests are shy or not into storytelling, make participation optional. No pressure!

Mythical Creature Puppets

Add a playful twist with Mythical Creature Puppets. Provide simple materials for guests to create their own cosmic critters—think sock puppets with googly eyes and sparkly antennas.

This is a hit with kids and brings out the inner child in adults. Guests can use their puppets during storytelling or just enjoy making them.

But if crafting overload is a concern (or you still haven’t recovered from the glitter fiasco of 2018), feel free to skip this one.

21. Space-Time Fabric Party

Ready to bend the very fabric of reality at your baby shower? Okay, maybe not literally (unless you’ve got a secret particle accelerator in your basement). But a Space-Time Fabric Party is a fantastically fun theme that plays with the concepts of time and space in whimsical ways. If the mom-to-be is a science geek, a Doctor Who fan, or just loves the idea of mixing things up, this theme is gonna make her say “wibbly wobbly timey wimey!”

Imagine guests stepping through a “time warp” entrance into a party where clocks run backward, and décor from different eras mash up in delightful confusion. It’s like the universe decided to throw all its best bits into one room—and it’s a hoot! This theme is perfect for those who love a bit of mind-bending fun and aren’t afraid to get a little wacky with their decorations.

But if the guest of honor prefers things straightforward and gets a headache from thinking about paradoxes (I feel ya), you might wanna steer clear of this temporal twist.

Warp Tunnel Entrance

First impressions count, right? So let’s wow your guests with a Warp Tunnel Entrance. Create a hallway or doorway that looks like a swirling vortex—think metallic streamers, spirals, and maybe a fog machine if you’re feeling extra. As guests walk through, they’ll feel like they’re being transported to another dimension (or at least into a really cool party).

This is perfect for setting the tone and getting everyone excited from the get-go. Plus, it’s a fabulous backdrop for selfies (because pics or it didn’t happen).

If constructing a warp tunnel sounds more complicated than assembling a toddler’s toy kitchen at midnight on Christmas Eve, feel free to simplify. A decorated doorway with some sparkly curtains can still make a magical entrance.

Gravity-Defying Décor

Next up, let’s mess with perception using Gravity-Defying Décor. Hang furniture from the ceiling (lightweight and safely secured, of course), place objects at odd angles, and use mirrors to create illusions. It’s like walking into an M.C. Escher painting—but with snacks!

This idea is fantastic for creating a whimsical atmosphere that’ll have guests oohing and aahing (and maybe wondering if they accidentally spiked the punch). It’s ideal for a crowd that appreciates artistic flair and a bit of the unexpected.

However, if safety is a concern (and when isn’t it with kids running around?), or if setting up feels overwhelming, you can opt for simpler illusions, like tilted picture frames or floating balloons.

Time Freeze Photo Booth

Capture the moment—literally—with a Time Freeze Photo Booth. Use props and poses to make it look like time has stopped or like guests are moving in slow motion. You can even use apps or special camera settings to create cool effects.

This is a super fun way to get creative and gives guests a memorable keepsake from the party. Plus, who doesn’t love a good photo op?

If tech isn’t your thing or you’d rather keep it simple, traditional photo booths with fun props are always a hit.

22. Galactic Fashion Expo

Strut your stuff, supernovas! A Galactic Fashion Expo is the perfect theme for the fashion-forward mom-to-be who loves a bit of glam (or a lot!). Turn your baby shower into a runway of cosmic couture, where guests can showcase their interstellar style.

Imagine a room filled with shimmering fabrics, metallic accents, and accessories that are outta this world. It’s a fabulous way to celebrate in style and gives everyone an excuse to dress up (because let’s be honest, how often do we get to wear that sequined jacket lurking in the closet?).

But if the guest of honor prefers casual gatherings or isn’t into dressing up, this theme might not be her cup of tea—or galaxy juice.

Interstellar Runway Show

Set the stage with an Interstellar Runway Show. Lay down a “runway” using a glittery fabric or LED lights, and encourage guests to walk the catwalk showing off their cosmic outfits. You can even have a friend act as the announcer, giving fun commentary on each ensemble.

This is a blast for guests who love to ham it up and adds a ton of energy to the party. Plus, it’s a great way to see everyone’s creative interpretations of the theme.

However, if your group is more reserved or the idea of strutting in front of others makes them want to hide behind a potted plant, perhaps skip the runway and enjoy the outfits without the spotlight.

DIY Accessory Station

Not everyone has a closet full of space attire (shocking, I know), so set up a DIY Accessory Station. Provide materials like metallic fabrics, rhinestones, star-shaped stickers, and headbands so guests can create their own cosmic accessories. It’s crafting meets fashion, and it’s oh-so-fun!

This is perfect for getting guests involved and ensures everyone feels included, even if they came unprepared for the theme.

If crafting isn’t your jam or you’re short on time, consider providing some pre-made accessories like glow bracelets or starry scarves.

Best Dressed Awards

Add a little friendly competition with Best Dressed Awards. Create fun categories like “Most Galactic Glam,” “Stellar Style,” or “Cosmic Creativity.” Hand out small prizes or certificates—bragging rights are the best prize of all, though!

This adds an extra layer of excitement and encourages guests to go all out with their outfits.

If competitions aren’t your style or you don’t want anyone to feel left out, you can skip the awards and simply celebrate everyone’s fabulous looks.

23. Planetary Picnic

Pack your (space) blankets and prepare for a Planetary Picnic! This theme is perfect for an outdoor (or indoor, if the weather’s being a diva) gathering that combines the charm of a picnic with cosmic flair. It’s casual, fun, and a great way to enjoy good food and great company under the (real or pretend) stars.

Imagine setting up picnic areas themed around different planets—each with its own unique décor and treats. It’s like a mini tour of the solar system without leaving your backyard!

This theme is ideal for the laid-back mom-to-be who loves the outdoors and a relaxed atmosphere. But if ants, weather unpredictability, or sitting on the ground are a hard pass, you might want to consider a different venue—or have an indoor picnic!

Mars Red Velvet Cakes

Let’s kick things off with Mars Red Velvet Cakes. Serve up delicious red velvet cupcakes or mini cakes decorated to look like the surface of Mars—think red icing with dusting of cocoa powder for that “martian” look.

This is a tasty and thematic treat that’s sure to be a hit with guests (unless they’re on a diet, in which case, more for us!). Perfect for those who love baking or sourcing creative desserts.

If baking isn’t in your skill set or time frame, store-bought goodies with a little added decoration work just as well.

Jupiter’s Swirling Beverages

Quench thirsts with Jupiter’s Swirling Beverages. Create drinks that mimic the gas giant’s swirling storms—layered smoothies, marbled juices, or even galaxy-themed cocktails for the adults.

This adds a visual wow factor and is a fun way to incorporate the planetary theme into your menu.

If concocting special drinks sounds like too much effort, simple beverages with fun straws or cups can still carry the theme.

Saturn’s Ring Toss Game

Keep guests entertained with Saturn’s Ring Toss Game. Set up a simple ring toss using a stand decorated like Saturn (hula hoops work great for the rings!). It’s a classic game with a cosmic twist.

This is perfect for guests of all ages and adds a playful element to the picnic.

If games aren’t on the agenda or space is limited, feel free to skip it. The main goal is to enjoy each other’s company.

24. Cosmic Comics Workshop

Unleash your inner artist with a Cosmic Comics Workshop! If the mom-to-be loves storytelling, drawing, or just appreciates a good superhero saga, this theme is a creative and engaging choice. Guests get to craft their own comic strips featuring Lilo, Stitch, and maybe even the future little one!

Imagine a space filled with art supplies, inspiration boards, and a whole lotta imagination. It’s interactive, fun, and everyone leaves with their own piece of art—or at least a doodle they’re proud of.

This theme is perfect for a smaller group that’s keen on creativity. But if your crowd isn’t into drawing or might feel intimidated by the idea, perhaps opt for a different activity.

Comic Strip Templates

Provide Comic Strip Templates to get everyone started. Pre-drawn panels can help those who might feel less confident in their drawing skills. Encourage guests to create stories—silly, sweet, or adventurous—it’s all about having fun.

This is great for breaking the ice and getting guests engaged. Plus, it’s a lovely keepsake for the mom-to-be, especially if the comics are collected into a book.

If drawing isn’t appealing to your guests, consider storytelling through collage using magazines and stickers.

Storyboard Wall

Create a Storyboard Wall where guests can display their creations. It’s a mini art gallery showcasing everyone’s work and adds a vibrant visual element to the party.

This encourages sharing and can spark conversations and laughs as guests admire each other’s stories.

If wall space is limited, a table display or digital slideshow (just snap pics of the comics) works too.

Illustration Tips Session

Invite a local artist or talented friend to give a brief Illustration Tips Session. They can share easy techniques for drawing characters or creating expressions, helping guests feel more confident.

This adds an educational twist and can be really inspiring.

However, if organizing a session feels like too much, online tutorials or printed tip sheets are helpful alternatives.

25. Stellar Dance Party

Last but not least, let’s end with a bang—a Stellar Dance Party! If the mom-to-be loves music, dancing, and letting loose, this theme is a fantastic way to celebrate. Turn your baby shower into a cosmic disco where everyone can dance among the stars.

Imagine a dance floor lit up with swirling lights, a playlist of out-of-this-world tunes, and decorations that make guests feel like they’re partying in a galaxy far, far away.

This theme is perfect for an energetic crowd ready to groove. But if the guest of honor isn’t into dancing or prefers a quieter gathering, you might want to consider a different finale.

Silent Disco with Space Tunes

Try a twist with a Silent Disco featuring Space Tunes. Provide wireless headphones so guests can choose between different playlists—maybe one with classic hits, another with space-themed music, and a third with the mom-to-be’s favorites.

This is a fun and unique experience that allows guests to dance to their own beat. Plus, it’s considerate of noise levels—your neighbors will thank you.

If headphones aren’t available, a regular dance party works just as well. Just crank up the volume (within reason)!

LED Dance Floor

Add some sparkle with an LED Dance Floor. Even if it’s just a DIY version using string lights or glow sticks taped to the floor, it creates a magical atmosphere that invites guests to bust a move.

This enhances the party vibe and makes for awesome photos.

If setting up an LED floor isn’t practical, focus on lighting effects like disco balls or colored bulbs.

Dance Among the Stars

Decorate the ceiling with hanging stars, planets, and galaxies to truly let guests Dance Among the Stars. It’s all about creating an immersive environment that feels otherworldly.

This is perfect for adding that extra touch of magic to the event.

If ceiling decorations aren’t feasible, projecting star patterns onto the walls or ceiling can achieve a similar effect.

Do You Have Any Other Lilo and Stitch Baby Shower Theme Ideas?

Well, there you have it, folks—25 (yes, twenty-five!) Lilo & Stitch baby shower themes that’ll make your head spin faster than a hula hoop on a sugar-high toddler. 😜 Whether you’re surfing cosmic waves, crafting alien cuisine, or dancing under the stars, there’s a little something for every mama-to-be who’s as unique as Experiment 626 himself.

But wait! I know you creative geniuses out there have some stellar ideas brewing in those brilliant brains. So spill the cosmic beans! Do you have any other Lilo and Stitch baby shower theme ideas that are outta this world? Maybe you’ve thrown a party that was the talk of the galaxy, or you’ve got a nugget of inspiration that’s too good to keep to yourself.

Drop your thoughts, suggestions, or even your hilarious party mishaps in the comments below. Let’s keep this intergalactic conversation going! And hey, if you’re a Pinterest addict like me (seriously, someone take my phone away at 2 a.m.), feel free to share your ideas or pin this post for later. Let’s create a universe of unforgettable baby showers together!

Remember, in the wise words of Lilo, “Ohana means family, and family means nobody gets left behind or forgotten.” So let’s not leave those awesome ideas floating in the void—share them, and let’s make every baby shower a cosmic celebration!

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