Inside pregnant paranormal investigators haunted baby shower (exclusive)

A paranormal investigator and mom-to-be made their baby shows on the road and now it gets viral.

In a video published Tiktok On July 9, Beckie-Ann Galentine documented what she called “The Spookiest Baby Shower Ever”, an event that included paranormal activities and Seances. The clip has since received millions of views and thousands of comments from the viewers.

A lover of all things scary, Galentine knew she would like to plan her own event satisfy her special taste. “I think people knew that if I didn’t do things in my own way, it wouldn’t necessarily be what I wanted. So I planned it and what was really nice is that many people have already done things for the child, as far as necessities,” she tells people to host the event.

“This must be an open invitation for my community to meet and celebrate a new child brought into it, so it is obviously something that is very special,” she continues.

Admittedly, a paranormal theme is not what will think about for most people when it comes to a baby show, but Galentine says the idea was very adapted to her lifestyle. “My daily life is very engrossed in paranormal and everything, so I saw it-not everyone saw it this way-but I saw it as a way to get in touch with ancestors and people who came in front of us,” she explains.

“To bring new life to this world is the same as connecting you to all the people who go the same way before you for hundreds of years, so that’s where the theme came from. It was anchored in spirit communication and history,” she continues.

When it came to planning, Galentine had a vision for the perfect place. “I had known that I wanted a haunted place because people will travel and it would already be a baby show, so I wanted a place that people could live afterwards, and we could all enjoy each other afterwards,” she says to choose Shanley Hotel in Napanoch, new, where she and the guests had the opportunity to spit hunting for the party.

She adds, “I wanted to go through what we all love to do with, just investigate, and the arena is one that I have been on a couple of times. In the end we decided that because some of the other hotels, they do not have the room to explore, and this one has every floor with another vibe and has something else going on.”

After months of planning, Beckie gladly reported that the result made her “so happy.” She says, “When it finally happened, I was so relieved, and it was like. How will this gather? How will it fall into place?”

The event met her expectations and more. Activities included guess how many sweets were an ectoplasm can, a trivia game about well-known places that are haunted by children and some ghost hunting in the long term as well as a scavenger hunt. “I made a kind of damn object cleaner with human hair and antique dolls and seashells. There was a key for it, so all the articles were tagged a hidden,” she says about it later.

Before the shower itself was over, the guests enjoyed a beautifully adapted cake from vegan fish in Bethlehem, PA. “One of the obvious show-stop things from the event was the cake,” she says, explaining that she told the dessert seller that she wanted “something that kind of reminds me of an ouija board (and) that I wanted to be in this bribed lavender

“I literally had a pencil sketch of what the cake would look like, and everyone was just like shocked when it came out. The cake obviously took a lot of attention,” she continues.

After the party, the group with 20 guests went down to the Bårhuset in the basement of the hotel to beat the heat. “I say Morgue, but what it was used for is a receiving vault,” she says of space. “So during the winter, when the cemetery could not keep up with all funerals, especially years where there was a local pandemic or any epidemic, they would store the bodies there for the winter. Then when the ground was thawed, they would enter them in the cemetery.”

Galentine says: “We saw that space and then we could do Ouija Seance, which someone had as a prize from one of the games. I collected ancient talk boards and have a collection that has been on the news. I probably have a hundred of them in my house, so that you choose them as the price was the same way as a way I love with the people who were there.

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She kept the theme of her register as she prepares for the arrival of her boy, who will be called Ezra. “There’s a lot more Other People Who Paved The Way For Moms To Have Choices When It Comes To Clothes and Toys, And Things Like That. Because When I Picked Things on My Registry, I WAS Looking at Small Artists on Etsy and Things That Were Hand Designed and Handmade, “The Expecting Mom says.

Galentine adds, “Many people did things too for him. You can always get more diapers. There will always be more baby products that you can buy in all stores, but I like that I have things that in 20 years can say:” Hi, this person did this for you to welcome you here. “

The unusual theme may have raised some eyebrows when Galentine shared it online, but she is grateful for every moment. “It turned out because it was perfect that everyone got to participate in every aspect of it,” she says.

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“The people I knew knew it would be strange. The invitation said:” A shower and seance that welcomed Ezra Oliver. “The people who wanted to be there understood that this would not be traditional, but I do not know if they expected it would be all as it was.

In the end, Galentine was most grateful to see the outflow of the community she and Baby Ezra meet. “Having a child produces a side of society that I have never noticed before. I realized how much we look to each other and how much space there is to do it,” she shares.

“I thought a few people would show up and that’s it, and I was okay with it. When I saw the table and the bags they were the little ghosts on them and all the handmade things, it was perfect. No one who will ever forget to go to the baby show, that’s it and they have said it,” Galentine says. “Even afterwards, I still see people who want to interact and support each other. So it was, you know, all the people who were there kinds of bound, and it created an even stronger moment.”