Congratulations! As a soon-to-be first time mom, I understand how exciting it is to be planning a gender reveal party! I’m excited to share a few gorgeous maternity dresses, all of which will make for excellent gender reveal dress options for you. Honestly, I’ll be wearing these dresses to bridal showers, baby showers, and brunch for months to come afterwards. Plus, I have a 25% off code for you to shop with, so be sure to grab that before checking out!
[NOTE: This post is sponsored by Pink Blush Maternity. All thoughts and opinions are my own. Thank you for supporting the brands that support this blog.]
Gender Reveal Maxi Dress Idea
This dress is easily the most comfortable and vibrant of the bunch. I knew when I saw it online I’d love it! If you are Team Girl, this dress will surely let everyone at your gender reveal party know!
I ordered mine in XL to account for my bust measurements, per Pink Blush’s size chart, and it fit with room to spare. This dress has plenty of give if you’re just above a size and don’t want to order up. I’d suggest ordering true to size but consulting the size chart, just to be safe.
This dress is also post-bump friendly, so you’ll be getting use out of it for years to come! I’ve also linked my sparkly sandals here. They were great to wear with this dress and if you’re between sizes I recommend ordering up (I’m wearing a size US 10, normally US 9.5/10). Once your gender reveal has come and gone, and even your pregnancy, this dress will still be great to wear for:
- Baby showers
- Brunch
- Bridal showers
- Church
- Baptisms and Christenings
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Gender Reveal Mini Dress Inspiration
This navy and floral long sleeved mini dress really brought out my bump! If you’re looking to show off your pop of baby, this is the dress for you. Also, it’s a beautiful navy blue color and also comes in Tall sizes, so it’s perfect if you’re supporting Team Boy that day!
For this mini dress I also ordered a size XL and I’m glad I did. It’s much more form fitting, so you’ll want to order up to match your comfort level. I know for me personally, being pregnant has me wanting a little extra room in my outfits these days.
My brown strappy sandals are also still in stock, very comfortable and true to size (wearing a US 9.5). They’ll continue to pair well with this dress at several other occasions, including:
- Date night
- Weddings
- Bridal showers
- Brunch
- Baby showers
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Gender Reveal Gown
Looking to up level your gender reveal outfit? The maternity photoshoot gowns at Pink Blush are absolutely breathtaking! I plan to wear this number for my maternity photos when I’m closer to my due date.
For this gown, I also went with a size XL. There’s less give on this one due to the lace overlay, but it still fits perfectly! Again, my concern here was the bust measurement, but even measuring a few inches larger than the size XL chart measurement it fits. So if you’re considering this dress, don’t let a few inches scare you away.
This gown pairs well with flats, especially my sparkly banded sandals. I have big plans for this outfit during my pregnancy, including wearing it for my maternity photoshoot, as mentioned. However, here are a few more occasions at which I can see this dress getting good use:
- Your baby shower
- Black tie weddings/events
- Your maternity photoshoot
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Ready to Shop?
Head to Pink Blush Maternity and use code “THEFOODIESFITHOME” at checkout to save 25% off your entire order! Code is valid now through May 1, 2021.
Which was your favorite gender reveal dress pick? Have any Pink Blush Maternity favorites of your own? I’d love to hear what I should be shopping in the comments below!
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