Baby it’s cold outside invitations in dusty blue, deep navy and sage green. Fifteen of them, all from one collection, so the details card and thank you notes match whichever you send.
Four groups: blue stripes and frames, the clothesline, winter wonderland, and snowflakes.
Baby It’s Cold Outside Baby Shower Theme
Stripes and frames in dusty blue. These are the least fussy of the fifteen, and the easiest to decorate around because the colour does all the work.
Cold Outside Blue Bow Wavy Frame Boy
The most modern of the set, and a good pick if the shower is for a first baby and the parents lean minimal. Easy to match with plain white plates and a blue balloon arch.
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Cold Outside Dusty Blue Striped Boy
The deepest blue in this group, so it stands out in the post. Choose it if you are sending printed invitations rather than digital ones.
Shop this invitation →Cold Outside Postage Stamp Winter Boy
A special delivery joke that does not need explaining. It gets a smile out of guests who have seen a lot of baby shower invitations.
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Cold Outside Winter Blue Striped Boy
Softer than the dusty blue and gentler on a table that already has a lot going on. Good for a shower at home with a small group.
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Cold Outside Hand-Drawn Stripes Boy
The painted stripe gives it more warmth than a printed one, so it reads friendly rather than formal. A safe choice for a mixed guest list.
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The clothesline versions, with tiny knitted things pegged out across the front. These are the ones guests keep on the fridge until the baby arrives.
Cold Outside Winter Clothesline Boy
The quietest of the three clotheslines. Choose it if the shower is small and you want the paper to feel gentle rather than decorative.
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Cold Outside Clothesline Winter Boy
More colour in the knitwear, which makes it the easiest of the three to photograph on a table. Pairs well with a blue and white dessert spread.
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Cold Outside Bear Clothesline Blue Boy
The polar bear makes this the most child-friendly of the fifteen, which matters if siblings and cousins are coming. It also gives you an obvious gift-table cue.
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Snowy backgrounds and painted trees, in everything from pale ice blue to deep navy. These suit a shower where the room is going to be properly dressed.
Cold Outside Wonderland Winter Boy
Greenery with the snow, so it still works in late November before anyone is thinking about Christmas. A good early-season pick.
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Winter Wonderland Cold Outside Boy
The frostiest of the group, and the one that still makes sense in January. Choose it if the shower is after the holidays rather than during them.
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Cold Outside Snow Wonderland Winter
The busiest background here, which suits a bigger guest list and a room that needs the invitation to set expectations. It reads as an occasion.
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Cold Outside Blue Wonderland Winter
The only dark one in the collection, and the most striking in a pile of post. Choose it for an evening shower or one held somewhere with low light.
Shop this invitation →Snowflake and Sage Green Winter Invitations
The quietest three, for a shower that wants winter without blue. The sage version is the one to pick when the baby’s sex is still a secret.
Cold Outside Snowflake Art Blue Winter
Snowflakes rather than trees, which keeps it firmly winter and not Christmas. Send this one if the shower falls awkwardly close to the holidays.
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Cold Outside Snowflake Sweater Winter
Cosy rather than icy, which suits a shower built around soup, hot chocolate and people keeping their cardigans on. The warmest feeling one here.
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Cold Outside Sage Green Neutral Winter
The only one here that does not commit to blue, so it is the safe send when the sex is a surprise. It also suits parents who dislike the pink-or-blue question entirely.
Shop this invitation →This theme has one practical advantage over a Christmas one: guests are not already booked. December weekends fill up with work parties and family obligations, but January and February are quiet. If the due date gives you a choice, a shower after the holidays usually gets a better turnout and costs less to host.
