Bridal Shower Party Planning
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Bridal Shower Party Planning
Summary
A bridal shower is a pre-wedding celebration organized by the bridesmaids or close female friends to bestow good wishes upon the bride. While the bride is the focal point, tradition suggests that family members should not host to avoid the appearance of soliciting gifts.
Planning the Event
Though there are no strict rules about who can organize a bridal shower, it is generally arranged by the bridesmaids, friends, or family. Typically held at someone's home or a restaurant, one crucial aspect of planning is ensuring that only wedding guests are invited to the shower. To avoid any awkward situations, consult the bride and other key decision-makers when compiling the guest list.
Timing and Location
The shower should be scheduled for a convenient day, with Saturday being the most suitable to accommodate guests. Plan the event close to the wedding date, ideally at least two weeks beforehand, to ensure maximum attendance.
Choosing Bridal Shower Favors
Bridal shower favors add a personal touch to the celebration. Popular choices include personalized chocolates, candles, wine stoppers, manicure sets, or bath gels. If you have a themed bridal shower, such as a beach theme, coordinate your favors accordingly with items like beach chair trinkets or seashell candles.
Invitations and Food
Written invitations are optional, as most guests can be quickly reached via email for a more efficient and cost-effective approach. If hosting at home, simple finger foods or pizza are ideal, as bridal showers are meant to be relaxed and informal occasions, so there's no need to make the food a major focus.
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