Pink green baby shower ideas keep landing on the same palette: soft rose with sage, nothing sharp, nothing loud. It photographs well, it suits a girl shower without being all pink, and it works in any month.
Five invitations here, all from one collection, so the details card and thank you notes match whichever you choose. Two are striped, two lean botanical, and one sits between the two.
Pink Green Baby Shower Ideas in Stripes
Candy stripe with a painted clothesline. The stripe gives you an easy decorating cue, since you can echo it in straws, napkins and ribbon without matching anything exactly.
Merry Little Pink Green Stripes Girl
The green-led version, so it reads fresher than a straight pink invitation. Good when the mother-to-be likes the colour but does not want the whole shower to be pink.
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Merry Little Pink Green Striped Girl
More contrast than the first, so it holds up better if you are printing small or posting rather than sending digitally. A safe pick for a mixed guest list.
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Merry Little Pink Green Stripe Girl
The softest of the three, with pink doing most of the work. Choose it for a small shower at home where you want the paper to feel gentle rather than decorative.
Shop this invitation →Sage Green and Pink Baby Shower Invitations
The botanical end of the palette, with painted leaves rather than stripes. These suit a table that already has eucalyptus, dried flowers or a garden setting.
Merry Little Pink Green Botanical Girl
The most grown-up of the five, and the one that suits a shower with a proper lunch rather than games. It also holds up if grandparents are on the guest list.
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Sits between the stripes and the botanical, so it is the easiest one to choose if you cannot decide. It also works for a winter shower without committing to Christmas.
Shop this invitation →Pink and sage is one of the easier palettes to decorate around, because both colours already exist in things you can buy anywhere: eucalyptus, pale roses, kraft paper, plain white plates. Buy the invitation first, then pull two or three shades from it for the table rather than trying to match exactly.
