I love baby showers. Any party is fun to plan, but baby showers hold a special place in my heart. A couple of weeks ago I was able to help some other ladies throw a baby shower for a friend of ours She’ll be having her fifth baby later this month. And finally getting a second little girl! I’m so excited for their whole family, but especially her other daughter who will finally get a little sister! Keep reading to see how to plan a brunch crepe bar, perfect for a baby or wedding shower.
a very girly baby shower with a brunch crepe bar
There were four of us who “officially” co-hosted this shower, but there were lots of us who came together to pull off this beautiful baby shower brunch.
I mean, check out all the adorable decorations! After the shower they were given to the momma-to-be so she could use them in the baby room. I am in love with that pallet sign, even if I can’t take credit for it.


a DIY hair bow and clip making station
Other than some of your traditional baby shower games, there was also a fun hair bow making station with all sorts of hair pretties so you could create to your girly heart’s content.


There was a great assortment of elastics, all cut to different sizes, as well as things for making clips. The shower guests made so many different headbands and they were all so cute! I can’t wait to see them on their tiny model when she makes her appearance. I bet her mom is looking forward to it even more.
a baby shower brunch crepe bar
My big contribution for the day was a crepe bar and I think it was a big hit. I love making a really nice looking food table. I just think it can add so much to the look and feel of a party.
One of my favorite things to gussy up a food table is to add different heights. Sometimes I use boxes under the tablecloth, other times I rely on lots of different tiered servers.



I borrowed some little 2 x 3″ picture frames so I could label all the food. Most of it was pretty self-explanatory, but it was pretty essential to distinguish between the regular crepes and the gluten free crepes since I knew there would be a couple of ladies there that try to steer clear of gluten. Plus, the little frames did look really cute. The font I used is called cookie chips and it’s a free download form dafont.com.Â
You can find my go-to recipe for crepes here, and here are all the goodies we had for our crepe bar:
- – Nutella
- – Strawberry Cream Cheese
- – Strawberries
- – Apple Filling
- – Vanilla Greek Yogurt
- – Chocolate Syrup
- – Strawberry Syrup
- – Caramel Syrup
- – Powdered Sugar
- – Cinnamon Sugar
Let me know in the comments below if you’ve ever had a brunch crepe bar!


12 comments
This baby shower turned out so cute! I love all the bright colors with the pink. I also like the frames! Thank you for sharing!
Oh I love the idea of a crepe bar!!! I'm going to have to try that one. And the pallet sign is adorable. I may have to make one for my girls' playroom.
Such a beautiful shower! You ladies did fabulous. The crepes look yummy!
This is such a beautiful party and such a great way to bring people together for this special ocassion. I like baby showers as long as I'm not throwing them or the mother to be lol
Isn't that the cutest wood sign?! And yes, a crepe bar is a must!
Thanks so much! They were really delicious!
LOL, parties can be stressful, but afterwards I always feel good about what I accomplished. 🙂
Thanks! I think it all came together really nicely!
SO cute!!! I love the banners!!
What a great baby shower! XOXO
Thanks so much, it turned out really great with everyone working together! 🙂
They did a great job with those Brittany!