Punches For Baby Shower

Punches for baby shower?  If ever there was a time to bring out the punch bowl, it's a baby shower.  And there are plenty of delicious flavors to suit all tastes and it can quickly become a design element.  What is a good punch for a baby shower?  Choose a punch that matches or complements the theme, and make the presentation as pretty as punch.

Punches For Baby Shower

It's simple, punch signals a special occasion.  And with that in mind include little extras that take it to the next level.  Whether it's matching the color of the punch to the theme, adding fruit accents, or a fancy presentation, make each detail count.  Take inspiration from some of our favorite punches for baby shower...

Pink punch for baby shower.

Throwing a baby shower for a sweet baby girl?  Use color to your advantage with a punch choice that is pretty in pink.  Repeating a particular color is an easy way to create a customized look that appears thoughtful and deliberate.

Our favorite pink punch recipe...

4 cups cranberry juice cocktail
4 cups pineapple juice
1 1/2 cups sugar
2 qts. chilled ginger ale

Slowly add cranberry juice to sugar and stir until sugar dissolves.
Add pineapple juice and chill.
Pour into punch bowl, and add ginger ale.

Makes about 32 punch cup servings.

Serve in crystal punch bowl.

A fabulous punch serving presentation can easily become a focal point.  Clearly these punch bowls are irresistible and make serving punch a grand gesture.  It's sure to become an essential part of your basic party serving pieces.

Blue punch for baby shower.

The color of punches for baby shower reveal so much.  And when the punch turns blue, it's a sure sign that a bouncing baby boy is on the way.

Our favorite blue punch recipe...

1 gallon blue Hawaiian punch
1 (2 liter) bottle Sprite, chilled
1 (64 ounce) bottle white cranberry juice
1 cup sugar

Stir together the blue Hawaiian punch, Sprite, and cranberry juice.
Starting with 1/2 cup of sugar, add sugar to taste up to 1 cup.
Serve immediately.

Beverage dispenser drink ideas.

Looking for ways to allow guests to serve themselves?  Fill a beverage dispenser with your favorite punch, place cups nearby, and spend time enjoying your guests.

Recipe for baby shower punch.

Celebrate new baby with mock champagne.  It's a very simple recipe and we have used it many times to celebrate all kinds of special occasions.

Mock Champagne

2 quarts of white grape juice
2 quarts of ginger ale

Mix white grape juice and ginger ale together and chill.
Increasing or decreasing the amount is a cinch, since all you
do is mix equal parts of white grape juice and ginger ale.

It's twins.

Take all the guesswork out of trying to please everyone with one drink choice.  This set of two beverage dispensers allows you to double the choices and they are positioned in one stand at the perfect height for pouring.  Everyone is sure to find something they like, and they can be used party after party. 

Sherbet baby shower punch.

Treat your guests to a delicious punch featuring America's favorite, ice cream.  There are several recipes to choose from that prove mixing the two is the perfect combination.

Our favorite lime sherbet punch recipe...

2 (46 oz.) cans pineapple juice
2 (12 oz.) cans orange juice concentrate
4 (12 oz.) cans lemonade concentrate
2 lg. pkgs. lemon-lime Kool-Aid
3 pkgs. lime Jello
4 cups sugar
5 bottles ginger ale
1/2 gallon lime sherbet

Combine all ingredients.  Makes 5 gallons; serves 35 to 40.

Take a look at these beautiful metal punch bowls...

Lemonade.

A beverage dispenser filled with lemonade is a delicious choice for a baby shower.  The color of the punch works well with a multitude of color palettes and people love it.  Plus, you can make the presentation extra special by simply adding sliced lemons.

Baby shower punch with ducks.

Floating delightful, cheery baby ducks in the punch bowl is the perfect way to add a touch of whimsy to the punch presentation.  Be sure to wash the ducks before using and most importantly are safe for food and beverages.  They're inexpensive, so scatter throughout the party space to make sure everything looks just ducky.  

Duck ice cubes...

Milk bottles.

Serving beverages in a container that relates to the theme is a good idea and it's fun for guests too.  Your punches for baby shower will look oh so cute in these glass milk bottles.

Oh baby, striped straws that match your color scheme...

Looking for a straw that drinks in the theme?

Baby shower water bottle labels.

These water bottle labels strike the perfect balance of fancy and fun.      With the personalization options available, it's easy to design a label that is personal and centered around the theme.  And the fact that you can stage a convenient place for guests to serve themselves is an added bonus.

Ice rings.

Punches for baby shower become even more special with a floating ice ring.  Looking for a little extra punch?  Get creative by adding fruit that compliments your punch flavor, customize the color with food coloring, fill the ice ring with punch instead of water to avoid dilution, or plain ice is always nice.  These molds make it easy leaving the creative side for you.

Ladle.

One of the perks of serving punch is the opportunity for guests to serve themselves.  Whether you are looking for a clear ladle or a metal version, take a look at these stylish options.

Punch cups.

Often times, the punch cup is chosen based on the formality of the party.  From the convenience of disposable plastic cups to the elegance of glass, choose the punch cup that best fits your needs.