You get equal parts cute and creepy with this pumpkin-shaped Halloween baby shower invitation. I love how well the spooky tree, owl, and Jack-o-Lanterns pair with the sweet “a little pumpkin is on the way” theme.

The witchy “A Baby Is Brewing” theme is absolutely amazing and this invitation is the perfect way to prepare your guests. This invite is available as a digital download or the Etsy owner will print them for you, and you even have the option to upgrade them to shimmery prints (when presented with the option to add glitter, the answer is almost always yes).

Fans of The Nightmare Before Christmas will love this baby shower invitation that features Jack, Sally, and the iconic swirly hilltop in front of the full moon. Zazzle allows you to customize everything on the invitation and print directly through their website (and there are almost always promo codes available to help you get a good deal).

The clever design on this invite makes it especially fun, and Purple Trail lets you make a variety of customizations (change colors and text, remove or add design elements, etc.). And who knows? “Little monster” might just end up being your little one’s nickname.

One great thing about Etsy is that if you find an invitation you love, but it’s not exactly right, you can usually work with the seller to customize it. This invitation is really cute, but it’s technically for a Halloween party. However, the download is editable, and you can always email the shop owner to ask if she’d be willing to modify it to say “Halloween Baby Shower” instead of “Halloween Party.”

Everything about this Halloween baby shower invitation says spooky from the creepy lanterns to the sinister-looking Jack-o-Lantern, to the spiders, and the crow. You have the option to download the digital copy and print the invites yourself or have the Etsy shop owner print them for you.

How adorable is the “Little Boo” theme? Start out with this invitation and then deck out the house in all things ghosts and really play it up. If you happen to be really good at staging jump scares, that never hurts (just don’t scare the mom-to-be and send her into labor).

The whole Mummy/Mommy play on words is perfect for a Halloween-themed baby shower invitation. I love how this invite isn’t over the top, it just has subtle gray and white graphics to make it look like it’s all wrapped up like a mummy.

While you can opt to get this invitation in orange, I love that you can swap it out for pink or blue instead to give the invitation a classic baby shower look with a Halloween twist. All of the graphics on this invite are so cute, so it’s perfect for someone who likes the Halloween theme but doesn’t want it to be scary.

This invitation checks all of the classic Halloween boxes: black cats, ghosts, spiders, bats, pumpkins, witch hats, candy, and even a mummy. Still, it’s not overwhelming to the eye, and it makes for one very cute baby shower invite.

If you’re combining a gender reveal party and baby shower, this crystal ball invitation is absolutely perfect. I love how both the crystal ball plays into the Halloween baby shower theme while also aligning well with the “unknown” of a gender reveal.

As far as I’m concerned, you can’t go wrong with a Halloween-themed baby shower invite in general, but this one is among my favorites. I love the “Ghoulish & Glam” tagline, and the graphics are downright amazing.

Who knew a baby shower invite could be gorgeous and spooky at the same time? The black lace across the bottom and the top of the invite are so pretty, but somehow still on-theme, and the bats and spider are the perfect finishing touches.

While this Halloween baby shower invitation promises a “spooky” soiree, the invite is anything but spooky. In fact, it’s actually pretty whimsical, which is great for someone who loves the Halloween theme but still wants to keep things cute.

Doesn’t this invitation make you want to watch this classic Halloween movie? Fans of Hocus Pocus will love this baby shower theme, and will definitely be showing up with the expectation of seeing a black flame candle, creepy spell book, and maybe even a dead man’s toe.

For parents-to-be who want to really play up the scary side of Halloween, this invite is ideal. Just look at it with the spooky sky, creepy tree, flying bats, and black carriage that looks a little too creepy to be holding a regular baby (if you ask me).

This invite just screams (or shrieks) Halloween, and I am here for it. It certainly doesn’t look like your average baby shower invitation, which is fantastic if you want to focus more on the scary and less on the cutesy baby aspect of the shower.

Dracula would be thrilled to receive this Halloween baby shower invitation that features his iconic coffin draped in dark florals. Who knew a creepy invitation could also be downright gorgeous at the same time?

This invitation perfectly balances the minimalist black and white look with cartoony fun. The witches, ghosts, and skulls really play up the spook without giving off the impression that the shower will be taking the scary theme too seriously.

If the parents-to-be are craving lots and lots of candy, it’s the perfect excuse to go with a Trick-or-Treat theme for their Halloween baby shower. This invite includes a lot of the classic Halloween graphics like a black cat, spider, witch’s broom, pumpkin, and a bat, while still having a playful overall look.