Princess Jennifer Baby shower

Jecoco expecting her baby boy,
Themed Royalty 
Congratulations dear 
Happy Safe delivery 
#events360blog

Credits
Dress @rarevougue
Photography @ejikemanny
Event planner @rare_events
Deco @red_diamond_events
Cakes and dessert @chipsy_oven

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  1. stevenjared085311 February 2019 at 02:08

    Ooh! Amazing. I have saved this post because I have also booked one of the event venues Chicago for my best friend’s baby shower. I would like to take ideas from here so that I can make her day a really special one. She is going to love it.

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