Duck Dynasty Baby Shower-Part 2

In continuation of our Duck Dynasty Baby Shower, here is pictures from that day.

This was the first baby shower I have actually ever been an active participant in its planning. It was so much fun with the family and friends of Matthew and Dreama attending.

Dreama and Matthew


Dreama, Our Mom-To-Be

As everyone entered, they wrote their name with their guess of how many peanuts it took to fill the baby bottle bank...actually I forgot to write down how many it was but I believe it was 2501. Each guest could also take "She's about to Pop" suckers as a small token of our appreciation for their attendance. If they brought diapers to the shower, their name was also entered in the Diaper Raffle for a chance to win the Big Duck Dynasty gift basket. We also had a drawing for one door prize, and we played two baby shower themed games with a prize for the winners.

Guess the # of Peanuts in The Bottle

thank you for coming!


Prize Gift Jars

Duck Dynasty Themed Gift Basket for Diaper Raffle

She was the big winner of the Diaper Raffle, and she also correctly guessed the number of peanuts!

My brother Jay won the Door Prize

The Diaper Cake

Before the gifts were opened every one got their bellies filled with the good smoked pork Michael prepared himself, as well as much more yummy for their tummies like Miss Kay's Banana Pudding, Mississippi Mud Cake and Eclair Cake.


Matthew goes over the correct answers to the Baby Animals and Name That Face Games with the guests.


The Kids Drew Names for the Winners of the Door Prize and the Diaper Raffle

We were lucky to have the Millwood Community Center as the location of our shower. With plenty of room and no strict time adherence, every one had plenty of time to socialize and have fun with our Photo Booth before Matthew and Dreama opened their gifts.

Baby Shower Gifts

Matthew and Dreama were just delighted that so many of their loved ones attended their shower!
It certainly was a fun day!!!
Photo Booth Pictures will be featured in the final posting, Duck Dynasty Baby Shower-Part 3

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