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Have Fun With Your Bridal Shower

Wednesday, July 21st, 2010

Bridal showers are an opportunity for those closest to the bride to “shower” her with their love, best wishes, and fabulous gifts. It is a tradition that has been happening since the sixteenth century.

Since then, not much has changed. Bridal showers of all sorts today still encompass pretty much the same essence and etiquette. One thing should always be kept in mind when planning a bridal shower: the theme should suit the bride’s personality and style.

Recently, in the At Home section of the Edmonton Journal, a Mexican themed bridal shower was featured. This particular shower was inspired by the bride’s love for mojitos. Tracey Meiklejohn-Carney makes planning an outdoor, Cuban themed bridal shower seem like a breeze.

Planning a bridal shower should be fun. It really doesn’t have to be the painstaking task that some may perceive it to be. Enjoy the experience of planning (or attending) a bridal shower and choose a theme that will get everyone into the spirit of the occasion!

Also get inspired by the dozens of themed party favors available at The Sweet Occasion. While you’re there, make sure to check out the photos that photographer Katee Grace shot at Meehan’s Indian inspired bridal shower. The photos of Meehan’s bridal shower are simply awe-inspiring, colorful, and delightfully decorated.

 

 
 

 

 

 

 

Other Sources Used:
http://www.beau-coup.com/bridal_shower_themes.htm

Bridal Showers AND PRE-WEDDING PARTIES Part II

Tuesday, August 11th, 2009

 

Part 2: The Bridal Shower

The first party held in the bride’s honor, is the bridal shower. This gathering is most often given by the maid of honor, but may also be given by other members of the bridal party, close friends, or even by some colleagues.

The shower itself can take several forms and range in its formality with everything from a casual lunch to a formal seven course meal.

Who to invite: any female who is on the guest list for the wedding may be invited, however to keep the party more intimate, invite only those who are closest to the bride. If you want to host a more contemporary event, you may also wish to include male guests.

Timing: Due to the busy schedule of the bride, it is best to hold this event 1 - 2 months before the wedding date.

 

For a great bridal shower game idea click here.