A cutie pie baby shower theme is one of the few autumn ideas that works just as well for a coed party as it does for an afternoon with the aunts. It leans on pie rather than pumpkins, which means the food is the decoration, the games write themselves, and nobody has to argue about pink or blue.
This collection gives you four gingham invitations built around the same phrase, two drawn in a loose hand-sketched line and two painted as watercolor lattice pies, in blush, neutral, and soft blue. Every card is coed by default, with space for both parents’ names, and every line is editable.
The sketched gingham cards
Cutie Pie Gingham Coed Fall Baking Baby Shower Invitation
Blush gingham runs edge to edge, with single-line drawings of pie slices, a whisk, a rolling pin, a coffee cup, and a small bow scattered around the wording. “A Cutie Pie is on the way” sits in the middle in a relaxed script. The doodles keep it playful rather than precious, which is exactly what you want when the guest list includes both sides.
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Cutie Pie Gingham Baking Coed Fall Baby Shower Invitation
The same drawn-by-hand look in a warmer colorway, with the check softened to cream and the sketches deepened to terracotta. Choose this one if the shower is later in the season or the table is already dressed in rust and caramel, and choose the blush version if the styling is lighter. The wording is set for two hosts and reads as coed straight out of the envelope.
Shop the Warm Sketched Card →The watercolor pie cards
Cutie Pie Fall Gingham Coed Neutral Baby Shower Invitation
A neutral peach check with an arched white panel dropped over it, and watercolor lattice pies and little tarts painted around the outer edge. “A sweet little Cutie Pie is on the way” runs across the arch in a bright pumpkin script. The arch keeps the details contained and legible even with a long address and a registry line.
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Cutie Pie Blue Gingham Coed Fall Baby Shower Invitation
The same painted pies over a soft blue check, with the script dropped to a deep cocoa brown. Blue gingham reads country kitchen rather than nursery blue, so it still suits a surprise, but it is the obvious pick if the parents have shared that a boy is on the way. Eight sizes, with squared or rounded corners.
Shop the Blue Gingham Card →Let the invitation set the menu. A cutie pie shower runs itself if you ask a few guests to bring a pie and serve them on a long table with a stack of small plates, a jug of cider, and a slate marked with what is what. It is cheaper than catering, it gives late-arriving guests something to do, and the leftovers go home with the parents.
