Everything for a Baby Shower
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A baby shower is a daytime party for the parents-to-be, so comfort comes first: easy seating, bathrooms close by, shade or heating, and food that suits someone who is pregnant. Adelaide hosts plenty in private hotel rooms and garden restaurants, and many more at home with hired decor.
Rooms taking baby showers here are spread across the inner south, Burnside, the north east, the southern suburbs and the seafront at Christies Beach, with four in the Adelaide Hills at Hahndorf, Verdun, Mount Barker and Nairne.
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Check that the menu works for the parent-to-be, and that there is somewhere quiet to sit away from the noise. For a home shower, a caterer can bring platters so nobody is stuck in the kitchen.
Set lunches start at $30 per person and run to $60 per person. Rooms on a minimum spend start at a $500 minimum spend, with several at a $1,000 minimum spend.
Yes, rooms at Hahndorf, Verdun, Mount Barker and Nairne take showers. The Hills are cooler than the plains, which helps in summer, and fireside rooms suit winter.
Step-free access, bathrooms nearby, good seating, and an indoor space that stays cool on hot days. A quiet corner away from the main room is a bonus.
Yes, decor hire firms deliver and set up backdrops, arches and cake tables. Check that they cover your suburb before you plan the theme.
A late-morning or early-afternoon start is easiest on the guest of honour and suits families with young children. Keep it to a few hours.
