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Baby shower colour palettes

Palettes for baby shower invitations, cakes, balloons and tables, from soft pastels to neutral and playful multicolour. Choose by the parents’ taste rather than a rule.

8 palettes · Occasions and celebrations · All occasions

More Baby shower palettes

Showing 7 of 7 palettes.

Rainbow Sprinkles

#FF9AA2 #FFDAC1 #E2F0CB #B5EAD7 #C7CEEA

5 colours · Light · Balanced · Warm

Five sugared pastels from pink to periwinkle. Playful for baby showers, birthday cards and a mural.

Sunny Meadow

#FFFBEA #FFE8A3 #FFC6A5 #B8E0D2 #95B8D1

5 colours · Light · Muted · Mixed

Primrose, buttercup, peach, mint and cornflower: a soft multicolour meadow for any baby.

Bunny Tails

#FFFFFF #F2E8DF #E8C4C4 #B9D7D9 #8C7B75

5 colours · Light · Muted · Warm

Soft whites and oat with a blush, a duck egg and a warm grey.

Twinkle Star

#F4F7FB #CBD5E8 #F5D76E #F7B2B7 #6C7A96

5 colours · Light · Muted · Warm

Night-sky blues with a star yellow and a pink.

Neutral Oat

#FBF8F3 #EFE6DA #DCCBB5 #BFA88C #8C7A66

5 colours · Light · Muted · Warm

Milk, oat, sand, latte and a mushroom brown. A warm neutral nursery that works with any accent colour.

Soft Blush Nursery

#FFF7F5 #FADADD #F2B5BE #E8909F #F5E6CC

5 colours · Light · Muted · Warm

Shell white and three steps of blush with a warm biscuit. A pink-led nursery that stays soft rather than sugary.

Powder Blue Nursery

#F5FAFF #DCEBFA #B7D3F2 #8AB6E6 #F2E9DC

5 colours · Light · Muted · Cool

Cloud white and three powder blues with a warm sand. Blue-led and gentle.

See the colours in use

Quick previews. Open a palette in the design preview or a room for the full tools.

Ways to use these colours

Invitations and cake

Pick two main colours and one neutral for the table.

Neutral options

Neutral and multicolour palettes work when the parents prefer not to choose pink or blue.

Original palettes by PaintColorKE. Colours are digital values: screens differ, and a HEX value is not a paint formula. Use “Similar paint colours” for approximate matches from published paint catalogues, then check a physical sample.