Life Events · PregnancyThe shower she'd have chosen.
Theme, games, menu and a timeline that survives the day — built around the guest of honour rather than around what showers are supposed to look like.
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Everyone plans the shower they'd want.
Nobody asks her first
Whether she wants a shower at all, whether she'd enjoy a surprise, whether she'd rather die than play a game. It's the one question that changes everything and it usually gets skipped.
Half the traditional games are about her body
Measuring the bump with string, guessing her size. Plenty of guests of honour hate these and say so only afterwards, once it's too late to matter.
Shower menus routinely aren't safe for her
Soft cheeses, cured meats, runny eggs, the grazing board that's been out for four hours. The one guest the day is for often can't eat half of it.
Gift-opening overruns at almost every shower
It takes far longer than anyone plans for, and it's the stretch where the room quietly loses interest and she can't leave the chair.
What You Get
Planned around her, not around tradition.
Three Themes
Matched to what she actually likes.
Games People Enjoy
With the uncomfortable ones flagged, not included.
A Menu She Can Eat
Pregnancy food-safety items flagged for checking.
Invitation Template
With the four things guests always ask about.
Day-Of Script
Including how to keep gift-opening moving.
Shopping & Prep
Realistic quantities, and what keeps overnight.
How It Works
From no plan to party-ready in 10 minutes.
1
Ask her, then describe the event
What she likes, what she'd hate, your budget, the guest mix, and any dietary needs or traditions.
~5 minutes2
Get the whole plan
Three themes, games that suit a mixed room, a menu with safety flagged, a timeline and a budget split.
~3 minutes3
Invite, shop, host
Fill in the invitation, work through the prep schedule, and run the day from the host script.
~4 weeksAsk first
whether she wants a shower at all and whether she'd like a surprise — it's the one mistake no amount of planning afterwards can fix
20 minutes
where she sits down and isn't looked at
2 hours
is how long perishable food can be out
0
games about her body
Questions
Everything you need to know.
What if the budget is very small?
It works from whatever number you give it and tells you where the money actually matters — usually one good cake and one thing that makes the room feel considered, with everything else done simply. It gives cost ranges as rough estimates rather than firm prices, because no AI can see what things cost where you live.
Can it plan a co-ed, virtual or non-traditional shower?
Yes, and it's written not to assume the shape of the family — the guest of honour may be adopting, using a surrogate, be a second-time parent, or be the non-birthing partner. There may be no gender to reveal and no wish to. Gender-neutral is a genuine option rather than a fallback, and nothing defaults to pink or blue.
What about her dietary needs?
Allergies and requirements are treated as absolute and never substituted around. It also flags the pregnancy food-safety categories most shower menus ignore — soft cheeses, cured meats, undercooked eggs — while being clear that specific guidance varies by country and changes, so it should be checked against her own midwife or doctor rather than against a list from an AI.
Why does it warn me off certain games?
Because several traditional ones involve measuring or commenting on her body, or having her taste things blindfolded, and a lot of people find them uncomfortable without wanting to say so on the day. They're flagged with alternatives rather than dropped into the plan by default.
I'm hosting alone. Is that realistic?
It spreads the work across days rather than the morning of, and it marks the three things to hand to whoever offers first — because someone always does and most solo hosts say no. The prep schedule is also honest about what genuinely keeps overnight, which is less than meal-prep advice suggests.
How far ahead should I start?
About four to six weeks is comfortable — invitations around four weeks out, cake a week out, perishable shopping in the last few days. Two weeks is workable at a smaller scale. The reminder counts down from your date so the milestones arrive while there's still time to act on them.
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