Everything for a Baby Shower
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Most Melbourne baby showers are relaxed daytime gatherings with food, a few games and a styled corner for photos. The two decisions that matter are where it's held and who brings the food, since the parent-to-be shouldn't be left cooking.
For a hosted option, Afternoon Tea at The Hotel Windsor in the CBD serves from $89 per person in private rooms. Pubs work too: The Laurel Hotel in Ascot Vale starts from $38 per person, The Sunroom @ Hotel Esplanade in St Kilda from $47 per person, and Dandenong Pavilion in the South East from $25 per person for up to 80. For something hands-on, ArtBar Moorabbin runs a group painting session from $65 per person.
At home, grazing caterers do most of the work. Happy Belly Grazing sets up tables from $450 with vegan and gluten-free options, Grazing With Stella brings a Mediterranean spread, and Mamalyn Catering covers a Vietnamese buffet across most of the city.
Setting the scene:
Settle the date with the parent-to-be first, then book food and styling together. More ideas are under party decorations and caterers.

Afternoon Tea at The Hotel Windsor in the CBD runs from $89 per person and has private heritage rooms for showers.
Happy Belly Grazing starts from $450 and Grazing With Stella brings Mediterranean food stations; both cover every region.
Dandenong Pavilion in Dandenong takes up to 80 guests from $25 per person, with indoor and outdoor areas and wheelchair access.
ArtBar Moorabbin hosts group painting sessions from $65 per person, with all materials and a canvas to take home.
Fairytale Balloons starts from $299, One Big Day Event Hire from $300 and Kitty's Party from $500, and they all deliver and set up.
The Laurel Hotel in Ascot Vale starts from $38 per person and Barkly Room @ The Plough Hotel in Footscray from $2,000 minimum spend.