If you’re searching for a unique and memorable way to reveal your new little lucky charm on the way these St Patricks Day pregnancy announcement ideas could be the perfect way to reveal to family and friends that you’re expecting a new baby. This fun holiday, filled with images of shamrocks and rainbows, is a perfect moment to share your joy and surprise with your loved ones with the news that your family is growing with a new little leprechaun.
Why Choose a St Patricks Day Pregnancy Announcement?
Whether you want to share the news immediately and St. Patrick’s Day is right around the corner, if your 12 weeks of pregnancy (when most women choose to announce the news) is coming up right around the time of that holiday, or if your baby is due in March, you should consider sending out a St. Patrick’s Day pregnancy announcement.
There are so many reasons that this fun and festive holiday is a great time to share the news of your stroke of luck that you’ve probably been waiting for.
If you want to adjust the date of your pregnancy announcements just a bit you can consider some of these themes:
Or you could try a theme that is not based around a holiday OR tie these themes in WITH your St Patricks Day pregnancy announcement idea for something really unique.
Ideas to Use For Your St Patricks Day Pregnancy Announcement
You can either purchase and personalize really cute St Patricks Day pregnancy announcements on Etsy (I’ll share the links right below any image you can do that with on this post.), use these photos for inspiration and attempt to recreate something similar at home, or hire a photographer for a photoshoot.
Here are some delightful ideas to consider adding in when setting up your own St Patricks Day pregnancy announcement:
Lucky Charms: Use anything gold and shiny in your photo. If you want to go all in on the theme, you could even spraypaint some baby items like a pacifier and bottle with gold spraypaint.
Treasure at the End of the Rainbow: Create a visual announcement featuring a rainbow graphic that leads to a precious ultrasound photo, symbolizing the priceless treasure that awaits you.
Pot of Gold: Share an image of a pot of gold and place a baby onesie or a golden rattle inside, hinting at the valuable arrival that will soon be the center of your world.
St Patty’s Decor: You can raid your local Dollar store or party store and find so many fun and festive decorations. Green necklaces and headbands, table scatter, sparkling signs, and more.
A St. Patrick’s Day pregnancy announcement is a joyful, unique, and fun way to reveal the upcoming addition to your family. By pairing the springtime feel of new beginnings, with the luck and joy associated with St. Patrick’s Day, your message will undoubtedly warm hearts, create excitement, and set the stage for the wonderful changes ahead.
27 Festive St Patricks Day Pregnancy Announcement Ideas to Copy or Personalize
Embrace the Theme of Luck
St. Patrick’s Day is synonymous with luck, and what could be more fortunate than the news of a new life?
You can use a cute phrase on a letterboard like, “Our lucky charm is on its way,” or “Luck is on our side,” to get the message across that you’re expecting a new bundle of joy.
When you customize a pregnancy announcement on Etsy like these you submit the wording you want, images like an ultrasound, and then get a professional-looking photo in a digital file that is perfect to print for family members or share on social media so everyone can get excited about your big news.
Digital pregnancy announcements with beautiful designs are a great way to share your good luck on your Facebook page, Instagram account, or anywhere else.
If you have fond childhood memories of the sugary sweetness of Lucky Charms, why not incorporate them into your St. Patrick’s Day pregnancy announcement? It’s little additional details like these that do an amazing job of bringing the fun part of this holiday into your theme.
Share the good news and your due date as you announce your littlest lucky charm. The luck of the Irish will take on new meaning this year for your family and friends.
Great pregnancy announcement ideas that lean into luck don’t have to use clever verbiage about your lucky charm. Using banners or signs that share how lucky you are work perfectly as well.
Pregnancy announcements are special regardless of timing, but a St. Patrick’s Day theme sets your news apart with cheerful green hues and lively decor. Friends and family will remember your creative idea forever. But just because most of the holiday is bright and bold, if that’s not your style I’ve found some beautiful pregnancy announcements that are more subtle.
They may have more muted colors, or be less busy than the designs above, but they are still great options.
Have you considered featuring yourself in your pregnancy announcements? You can have a friend or spouse take your photo or hire a professional photographer as well.
This works really well if your baby bump is showing already. Find your favorite green outfit and celebrate you a little bit. If you aren’t showing yet, hold up an ultrasound photo in your green attire.
Neutral colors with a pop of green make a really cute pregnancy announcement idea to share your great news.
Etsy shops do some awesome work when creating these beautiful pregnancy announcements to customize for your personal use. Additionally, I’ve been surprised at what fast service and great prices you can get a design like this at.
While most St. Patrick’s Day pregnancy announcements are gender-neutral or lean more boy-themed, I’ve found some precious very feminine pregnancy announcements in case you want to share the gender at the same time you share the news with all your available contacts.
The best pregnancy announcements are the ones that resonate with you. Whether you are fun and bubbly, bright and cheery, soft and calm, earthy and crunchy, or anything else, let your pregnancy announcement reflect that.
While you won’t be enjoying any green beer once you read that positive pregnancy test, that doesn’t mean you have to miss out on celebrating St. Patrick’s Day this year.
St. Patrick’s Day is a time for festivities and fun. By choosing this day to announce your pregnancy, you’re celebrating it in the most special way possible.
Spring and St. Patrick’s Day are one and the same, have fun doing a spring photoshoot featuring your baby bump this year to announce your new bundle of joy.
Raid your local party store and pick up a silly hat or headband and put on a green stretchy dress for your own leprechaun-inspired photo shoot.
Remember if your baby bump isn’t popping yet just bring an ultrasound or letterboard to the photoshoot.
Plaids can also work their way into St. Patrick’s Day-themed pregnancy announcements. While plaid usually comes to our minds for winter holidays, remember kilts are also plaid.
If fun, busy, and bright is your style, consider setting up or ordering a pregnancy announcement like this one. With rainbows, shamrocks, an ultrasound, letterboard, AND baby supplies, there will be no doubt in anyone’s mind what you are announcing as soon as the card is opened.
A rainbow baby is a baby born after the loss of another (usually from a miscarriage but it could be any type of loss). If that applies to your pregnancy it could be even more perfect because rainbows also come out as St. Patty’s Day decor. Here are more rainbow baby announcement ideas too.
You really can make your letterboard say anything you want if you pop an ultrasound image in your flatlay. This is a fun and unique slightly less straightforward pregnancy announcement.
There are so many options these days that you can customize in mere minutes for a very affordable price to get clever and personalized announcements like these.
You don’t have to feature bold shamrocks and rainbows to pull off a stunning pregnancy announcement this St. Patrick’s Day. Muted green decorations work just fine too.
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