25 DIY Ideas and Inspiration for a Gender Reveal Party

This could be the hardest part, so try to brainstorm cute phrases to work off of like this one.
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Fill a cardboard box with balloons and watch the couple's reaction as the gender is revealed.
Spotted at Side by Side.

A gender neutral party allows you to experiment with unexpected colors like green and grey.
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Fill a Chinese lantern piñata with blue or pink confetti and watch as the cute couple opens it to reveal the gender.
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Download and assemble these adorable gender reveal cards to give to friends and family or the mama-to-be.
Get the free printable at Here's Looking at Me Kid.

Give the baker the baby's gender in a sealed envelope and have them bake it into a cake for the big reveal.
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Add a cute bunting to the top of the cake, but don't peak inside to see the gender reveal.
Get the tutorial at A Pair of Pears.

Use a giant balloon to be the focus point of the table and hide the gender reveal inside.
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A great way to show your vote is by having your guests wear their vote whether it be a mustache or bow.
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Cut out this template to make some pretty bows for your guests to wear.
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Cut out an assortment of mustaches for your guests to choose from.
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Use a book to help you get inspired like this family used, Make Way for Ducklings. The bottle cups are pretty good too.
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Collect vintage clocks to use as the focus of your It's Time gender reveal party.
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This fun couple made gumballs the focus of their gender reveal. You must check out their faces when they find out.
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Decorate the mantel with the baby's sonograms, careful not to reveal too much.
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Go ahead and try a new theme for your gender reveal, like focusing on mama and her many cravings.
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To add some vintage charm to the party make signs with chalkboards and string a burlap banner.
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It's so easy to make chalkboard signs to use for the party.
Get the tutorial at Intimate Weddings.

Set up a voting booth and have the guests choose their favorite names or what they think the gender will be.
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This couple made a stop-motion film to reveal the gender of their baby.
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Set up a warm and inviting table for your guests to congregate around.
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Learn how to make the pom-poms that can so nicely adorn the table.
Get the tutorial at Martha Stewart.

Turn a Hershey's bar into a gender reveal appropriate He R She chocolate bar.
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If cake is not your thing, hide the gender reveal inside chocolate chip cookies.
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This couple took pictures of them eating blue and pink colored ice cream to reveal the gender of their baby to their loved ones.
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