Bridal showers are a great tradition that continues to be a big part of helping newlyweds get started with their new life together.
The purpose of a bridal shower is for family and friends to have a celebration where gifts are given to the couple to help them get established while having a great time socializing with the bride.
As the bridesmaid or maid-of-honor, you will be in charge of planning the bridal shower.
The following suggestions will help you get started and host the best bridal shower ever given.
oThis is a special day for the bride so make sure everything revolves around her and that she does not have any worries on this day.
Everything should cater to her interests.
oHave the bride register for gifts so the guest will have an idea of what items are needed.
oUse the wedding guest list to determine who to invite to the bridal shower, do not add to the list or exclude anyone on the wedding list.
oTalk to the bride-to-be to find out if she wants the traditional shower where only girls are invited or if she would like for it to be an event for couples.
oChoose a theme for the bridal shower that coincides with the guest list.
oSchedule the bridal shower between three to eight weeks before the wedding date and make sure it is set for a convenient time and place for the guests and bride.
oSend out invitations in time for the guest to make plans to attend.
Be sure and specify the type of bridal shower and instructions on where and when it will be held.
oDecide what foods, games and other activities will be provided at the bridal shower.
oRemember the party favors for the entire guest.
Bridal showers are meant to be fun and relaxing.
This is the time for family and friends to share stories and show how much they support the bride.
It is important to provide a relaxing atmosphere where everyone can be themselves.
The purpose of a bridal shower is for family and friends to have a celebration where gifts are given to the couple to help them get established while having a great time socializing with the bride.
As the bridesmaid or maid-of-honor, you will be in charge of planning the bridal shower.
The following suggestions will help you get started and host the best bridal shower ever given.
oThis is a special day for the bride so make sure everything revolves around her and that she does not have any worries on this day.
Everything should cater to her interests.
oHave the bride register for gifts so the guest will have an idea of what items are needed.
oUse the wedding guest list to determine who to invite to the bridal shower, do not add to the list or exclude anyone on the wedding list.
oTalk to the bride-to-be to find out if she wants the traditional shower where only girls are invited or if she would like for it to be an event for couples.
oChoose a theme for the bridal shower that coincides with the guest list.
oSchedule the bridal shower between three to eight weeks before the wedding date and make sure it is set for a convenient time and place for the guests and bride.
oSend out invitations in time for the guest to make plans to attend.
Be sure and specify the type of bridal shower and instructions on where and when it will be held.
oDecide what foods, games and other activities will be provided at the bridal shower.
oRemember the party favors for the entire guest.
Bridal showers are meant to be fun and relaxing.
This is the time for family and friends to share stories and show how much they support the bride.
It is important to provide a relaxing atmosphere where everyone can be themselves.
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