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Occasion: Baby ShowerLocation: Blue MountainsListings: 5

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How a Blue Mountains Baby Shower Comes Together

A baby shower in the Mountains is usually a daytime gathering, with tea, a light lunch and plenty of time to talk. The choice is between a venue that handles everything and a home or garden dressed with hired pieces, and both work well in the Mountains when the weather is kind.

Ways to host a shower up here:

  • An afternoon in a Medlow Bath hotel dining room with views over the Megalong Valley
  • A Katoomba estate function room for 30 to 120, opening onto a terrace and courtyard
  • A Springwood club with set menus from $52 per person and a balcony for up to 50
  • A styled set-up with furniture, props and décor from a Katoomba studio, with packages from $2,500
  • Marquees, tables and chairs brought to the house and put up for you, plus a mirror booth for keepsake pictures

For more ideas, see party decorations and event stylists, and keep the guest list in mind when sizing the room.

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Timing and comfort

  • Early afternoon suits most expectant mothers and lets guests travel home in daylight
  • Choose a room with comfortable seating and easy bathroom access
  • In cooler months, book indoors or ask for heaters on the terrace

Styling the day

  • A soft colour palette and fresh flowers suit most venues
  • Ask the stylist to set up a gift table and a spot for photos
  • Confirm set-up and pack-down times with the venue

Food and games

  • Plan a light menu that suits anyone avoiding certain foods
  • Choose two or three short games rather than a long program
  • A guest book or advice cards give the parents something to keep

Baby Shower Celebrations, Explained

Where can I hold a baby shower in the Blue Mountains?

Grand hotel dining rooms in Medlow Bath, an estate function room in Katoomba and a Springwood club with a balcony all suit daytime showers.

How much does a baby shower cost at a Springwood club?

Set menus start from $52 per person, with a private balcony for up to 50 guests.

Can a stylist set up a baby shower at home in the Mountains?

Yes. A Katoomba studio dresses showers with its own furniture and props, with packages from $2,500 including setup and pack-down.

What should I hire for a garden baby shower?

A small marquee, tables, chairs and decorations are the basics. A mirror photo booth adds a keepsake for guests.

What time of day suits a Mountains baby shower?

Late morning or early afternoon, so guests can enjoy the light and head home before it gets cold.