| Gloria Wittal -- Thursday, June 12 2003, 12:38 pm Thankyou for your "free" ideas. They are delightful. It is
nice in this day of everything has a cost - that you have
freely given advice to enrich our wedding plans. Thankyou
Pat Townsend -- Thursday, August 7 2003, 02:52 pm W'ere looking for something different and most of these
ideas are immature or limiting when you have a varied guest
list.
D -- Friday, August 22 2003, 08:35 pm These are weird ideas....my friend wouldn't like
them...sorry! (but thanks anyway)
Amber -- Monday, September 1 2003, 12:36 pm I am attending a theme bridal shower in which the guests are
giving gifts associated with their birth month and I need
some help.
Joyce -- Thursday, September 4 2003, 04:54 pm My sister received a shower invitation and the theme is "Day
of the Week". The invitation states the theme as being day
of the week, something the bride could use for that day of
the week. My sister received Tuesday. Can someone help with
ideas? We are not quite sure how to approach the gift
buying, we have never heard this shower idea before.
Help???
joycon2694@yahoo.com
Jennifer -- Thursday, September 11 2003, 02:27 am I am throwing my sister a "pots & panties" shower, the idea
is to give the bride kitchen and lingerie gifts (both sure
ways to a mans' heart)!!!!
Lizzy Fay -- Friday, September 12 2003, 11:29 pm Thank you for your free ideas. Especially the fary tale
shower. Im getting married soon and that will fit perfectly
in to my theme wedding.
Jenn -- Saturday, September 27 2003, 03:29 pm I am thinking of doing a gift basket shower. Each person
attending the shower brings a themed gift baskt (office
supplies, kitchen, pasta, relax & enjoy, date night, etc).
It allows each attendee to express their own style, and the
bride to be gets a varitey of nice items. Creativity is the
key! Good luck ladies!
FRANCES VIVANCO -- Monday, November 3 2003, 03:56 pm MY BRIDAL SHOWER WAS A LUA . IT WAS SO MUCH FUN.
EVERYONE CAME DRESSED IN HAWAIAN ATTIRE OR FLORAL.
ITS A GOOD THEME IF YOU HAVE YOUR SHOWER IN THE SUMMER
Tiffany Martens -- Sunday, January 25 2004, 11:47 pm I love entertaining guests so I thought of an "That's
Entertainment" theme where everyone brings a gift associated
with entertaining. It could be entertaining your future
husband to entertaining guest for a dinner party. Use your
imagination. I just hope someone takes up my idea for my
shower!
Kathie Lightfppt -- Wednesday, February 11 2004, 08:43 am Your ideas are not too bad. add a little creativity and yu
can take your asics and add to them. People nedd to add
more ideas and I hae quite a few. If your interested please
emai and I wil get back to you ASAP. I am bust as I do
Party planningand always lookig fro new and original ideas.
Why not be the first to start a trend. Let me know Parytplanner7@aol.com. Actually I do more
creative things for parties; showeres anniversaries,
weddings etc...... If I make them allow time and I accept
payment plans.
Take care & Happy Occasions!!!
Kathie
Tiffany Oliva -- Thursday, February 19 2004, 11:57 am I had a shower where everyone brought "something they can't
live without!" it was a cute idea...everyone brought a
little something and added a tid-bit to why they can't live
with out that item....examples: bottle of wine w/ wine
charms & glasses, low waist panty thongs,etc, dish towels
and dishes...it was cute!
Judy -- Wednesday, March 3 2004, 09:41 pm I would like to have any idea for a theme for a Honey Do
shower.
MARCELLA THOMAS -- Friday, March 5 2004, 02:17 pm i WOULD LIKE A PRINCESS THEM GIFTS FOR GUESTS
Kerry -- Thursday, March 11 2004, 07:48 am I've heard of the idea of a holiday theme shower, where the
hostess tells the guests in advanced which theme to shop
for. It would be a Thanksgiving Turkey platter or a
selection of Christmas Tree ornaments or lingerie for
Valentine's day. Everyone should try to stick to their
holiday or it won't work as well.
Patti -- Wednesday, March 24 2004, 09:18 am My daughter is having an "Anything Lime Green" shower since
it is her favorite color. A "Pajama Party" shower is also
in the making. Sounds like fun
Lisa -- Thursday, April 1 2004, 08:55 am We're doing a "Clueless Gourmet" shower where everyone needs
to bring recipe and some of the equipment needed to prepare
it. (ie. cookies and fancy cookie cutters, favorite smoothie
and smoothie maker, fav. grilled chicken and BBQ tools).
It's a co=ed shower and this allows the guys to get creative
too...mixed drinks recipe and a bender?
Jennifer -- Friday, April 2 2004, 07:54 pm One fun thing we did for a bride was a container shower.
(probably like a gift basket shower) We asked all of the
guests to bring gifts that were "containers" of some sort.
She received many gifts from suitcases to tupperware. It
was fun to have all of the food be container themes as well,
a watermelon cut like a basket filled with fruit, etc.
L..... -- Monday, April 12 2004, 05:50 pm What ablout for those girls who do not like house or outside
showers but prefer a catered hall or restaurant shower?
lyndell -- Tuesday, April 13 2004, 12:11 am hello i have a friend who is getting married and i want to
throw her a shower but she doesnt want one bc she will be
the center of attention. that is just not her thing. i was
thinking maybe having some of her friends and family and her
of course get together and make some things like candle
holders or whatever. does this sound like an idea. please
help i really want to give her a shower especially since she
is not having a wedding reception, i still want her to get
some nice stuff to help her get started with her new husband
and life. plus who wouldn't want gifts. thanks
Juliana -- Tuesday, April 13 2004, 05:04 pm I'm going to a "Jack and Jill"(co-ed) shower in a few weeks
and was wondering what kind of gift to get for Jack and
Jill?
Jans -- Wednesday, May 5 2004, 09:12 pm Juliana,
Get them his/her gifts...like monogramed towels. matching
bathrobes..if they like to cook...matching aprons/hat/oven
mits etc..
goood luck.
amanda -- Thursday, May 13 2004, 03:03 pm My best friend and i are both getting married (two weeks
apart) we are each others maids of honor and i am looking
for an idea for a shower. i think that it would be cool to
have a group shower but i dont know if that would work. any
ideas?
Alia -- Saturday, May 15 2004, 01:17 am I am wanting to throw my friend a awesome shower. Since she
has basically no money for a wedding, this is very important
to her. She said when she was young she went to a "Pajama
Wedding Shower" has anyone ever been to one? or thrown one?
feel free to e-mail on this at angelNprincess@hotmail.com
and thank you thank you thank you for your help :)
Christy -- Monday, May 24 2004, 09:48 pm My best friend is getting married on the beach in September,
and I want to give her a shower. What theme would be
appropriate for this and what ideas do you have for games
and gifts?
Rachel -- Saturday, May 29 2004, 12:03 am I am having a Mexican theme shower. We are going to have
Mexican food, decorations, including a pinata'.
My guests are going to bring regular gifts but I thought it
would be different than just a regular shower. We'll play
mexican music and since this is mostly family we're not
going to have alcohol but for the punch we are going to use
lime sherburt so it will look like margaritas and we bought
these brightly colored plastic margarita glasses for the
guests to drink out of and take home. So I don't drive my
mom totally crazy with all these bright colors I am going
to have a traditional shower cake with the colors of my
wedding. We will put this aside in its own little area,
besides it's hard to find a wedding shower sign in bright
red, green, orange, and purple.
Claudia -- Thursday, June 10 2004, 09:54 pm Those are great ideas, however I am doing a Beach theme for
my friends bridal shower. Any ideas on the menu, favours,
invitations etc!?! Thanks
keke -- Tuesday, June 15 2004, 09:37 pm my sister is getting married in 2005, any ideas? we are 3yrs
apart (i am the oldest)
Hannah -- Saturday, June 19 2004, 10:01 pm For a shower I am helping to give.....instead of wrapped
gifts...we are having unwrapped gifts and the guests will
buy a non perishable pantry item with the money
saved.........
anyone know of a cute way to word the invitation for this?
merpa@earthlink.net
krista -- Monday, July 5 2004, 11:19 am i need ideas for a theme for my cosins shower cause im gonna
be the bridesmaid soo.......
amy -- Monday, July 12 2004, 01:34 pm Any ideas for a do-it-yourself centerpiece for beach theme
wedding shower?
Mandy -- Monday, July 12 2004, 08:48 pm My favorite shower when I got married last year was Around
The Clock Shower. Everyone has a different time of day and
they bring a gift that would be used at that time. As the
bride-to-be, you open the gifts and try to guess what time
they had. I got all types of gifts, from a popcorn bucket
filled w/ movies for 10pm, to a pancake griddle for 8am!
Also, I'm in the midst of planning a shower for a friend and
we're leaning towards an Alphabet shower (each guest is
given a letter & you open gifts alphabetically) or an Around
The House shower (each guest is given a room in the house),
both are great themes!
Bianca -- Tuesday, July 20 2004, 06:56 pm Several years ago I went to shower where guests were to
bring something for the couple to do together after they
were married (i.e., movie tickets, cookbooks, games, or
maybe something a little sexier). I'm having a
shower/bachelorette party for a bride who doesn't want a
lingerie shower and thouht the other idea might be cute.
Does anyone know of a good way to word this on an
inventation??
zoe -- Thursday, August 5 2004, 04:50 pm I'm throwing a co-ed shower at the zoo. They both love
animals. For favors I'm having animal cookies wrapped in
tulle. We're playing some games. There's also going to be a
tram ride. If anyone has any ideas to go with this, please
tell!
Katelyn -- Friday, August 6 2004, 11:28 pm I am trying to throw a wedding shower for my big who is five
years older then me and i was wondering if anyone had any
type of ideas for a game to play. Also i would like to thank
Jennifer for the idea to throw a pots & panties shower and
of course this website for the lucky potluck one i am gonna
try and fuse the two toghether. If anyone has any ideas for
games please get back to me at babygirl3266@msn.com thanks
Cheri -- Monday, August 9 2004, 06:47 pm I am throwing a shower for my younger sister. We are 5 years
apart. anyway I'm trying to think of some cute game ideas.
If anyone can help I'd appreciate it. cherih@hazleton.net
Erin -- Tuesday, August 10 2004, 07:02 pm I am throwing a wedding shower that is Halloween
themed...the couple is getting married Halloween weekend so
in honor of that I wanted to come up with a Halloween themed
shower favor...any ideas?
erinsanglz@aol.com
zoe -- Wednesday, August 11 2004, 09:13 am erin here's a website that has some halloween ideas
http://westchester-weddings.com/wedding_ideas_
halloween.asp
zoe -- Wednesday, August 11 2004, 09:16 am here's some more halloween ideas
http://www.wedthemes.com/halloween-wedding.htm
http://www.wedthemes.com/halloween-wedding-fav
ors.htm
http://www.customcandybars.com/holiday/hallowe
en/
Alieck -- Monday, August 23 2004, 01:45 pm How do you word a "something you can't live without" shower
on the invites? Or, any ideas for appropriately asking
guests to bring certain gifts?
angie -- Wednesday, August 25 2004, 03:57 pm I threw a co-ed happy hour shower. everyone brought
something that had to do with cocktail hour...gift
certificates to restaurants, glassware, drink sets...it was
fun
Anna -- Monday, September 6 2004, 12:23 pm This is for Amy. I had a seashore themed wedding and we
purchased sand and sprinlked it on the tables along with
seashells. The main centerpiece was a clear vase with sand
in it to hold a taper candle in place. We also made chocalte
seashell candies.
Robin -- Tuesday, September 7 2004, 10:56 am I have hosted 2 entertainment showers, both co-ed. Lots of
fun. Couples received everything from bbq tools to electric
ice cream freezers to board games and margarita glasses. I
also received (And have hosted several) paper showers where
all the gifts must be made of paper. Got everything from
stamps and thank you cards to cookbooks to toilet
paper.Loads of fun and can be quite cheap.
Kathy -- Sunday, September 12 2004, 10:01 pm I am hosting a wedding shower for and older couple that has
everything. The shower is going to be held at a tea room. I
was thinking of the idea someone had to purchase items they
can do together after married. Any ideas how to word that on
the invitation. Any other ideas on a themed shower for the
couple that has most everything. Please email at rightboat@aol.
susie -- Monday, September 13 2004, 03:49 am I will be hosting a wedding or bridal shower for my sister.
Story goes... she and her fiance lives in Seattle, WA; while
all of us (bride's family) lives in California and her
fiance's family lives in Hawaii. Anyway, the wedding is set
to be in Hawaii because that's where the groom was born and
raised and simply for the fact that Hawaii is just a very
beautiful island to get married in. My problem is, how
should I host this shower? Fly her to California a month
prior to her wedding, or should I fly to Seattle and throw
her the shower there, or should I wait one week before the
wedding in Hawaii? I'm just lost. Please Please Please help
me fix this situation. I will gladly appreciate all your
help. sueannmolina@yahoo.com
LORETTA -- Saturday, September 18 2004, 07:27 pm My niece is getting married in March in Ohio...not our
prettiest time of the year. Her shower will need to be in
January. The girls would like a theme shower. Any
brilliant ideas?
Tweetie1808@hotmail.com
Roz -- Saturday, September 25 2004, 02:49 am I am planning a shower for my soon-to-be sister-in-law in
February. She's an accomplished musician, and doesn't have
any other hobbies except for music. I'd love to throw her a
wonderful theme shower, but I'm at a loss. Does anyone have
any ideas?
Mary -- Wednesday, September 29 2004, 04:49 pm Cute idea -- have a panty themed shower -- each guest can
bring a sexy pair of panties in addition to their gift and
you can hang them on a clothes line -- I am doing it for my
sister.
Jodie -- Friday, October 1 2004, 10:46 am I would like information on the pots & panties shower, that
sounds fun.
Shana -- Thursday, October 7 2004, 12:45 am I am throwing a "tea party" themed shower at the end of
October. It has everything girls love - frilly stuff,
friends, and food!
I also read an idea - for the music lover - about a "concert
shower" where you and the other attendees chip in to buy a
block of tickets to a concert or musical and then go out to
a restaurant afterwards and talk about it. A little
unorthodox, but may be perfect for the music lover.
Karen -- Monday, October 11 2004, 09:16 am Susie,
I gave a wedding shower for my niece with similar logistical
issues that you have (her wedding in a remote rural place
only her parents lived in; nearest family 300 miles -
including me - and some family up to 2 thousand miles away).
I gave the shower the Thursday before the wedding; then we
had the rehearsal and dinner on Fri., and the wedding on
Sat. It was a lot in a short time, but worked beautifully.
We mailed the invites earlier than you usually would for a
shower so people could make appropriate travel plans. All
the key people (some from thousands of miles away) were
there and it was loads and loads of fun. A much less
"formal" celebration than the next two days, so also a nice
way to focus some of the nervous energy everyone has at that
point. Karen
Jan -- Friday, October 22 2004, 08:29 pm My nephew is getting married in early April.Instead of games
we do a simple craft at our showers.In the past we made
garden stepping stones and deocoupaged paper mache boxes.
This time I think we will do something with beads, maybe a
bracelet.
Melissa -- Sunday, October 24 2004, 01:37 am We are throwing a "picture" themed shower. Each guest is
asked to bring a picture of me or my fiance with them.
Little do they know, but all the pictures we collect are
going to be used as part of the centerpieces at our wedding.
The whole wedding is based on a picture theme. Our
invitations have our picture on them, we are having our
guests sign a 16" x 20" mat frame as our guest book, our
thank you cards will be a picture of us.
Misty -- Monday, October 25 2004, 01:02 am I have just gotten started on planning my wedding and I
think that I am going to go with red. I am getting married
in October and I need some ideas on decorations. No pumpkins
please.
mistylee8656@aol.com
Laura -- Wednesday, October 27 2004, 05:18 pm I just got engaged and my fiance is a musician and i am an
artist. I would love to have that theme but want to do it
"classy" but "rock fun". I love red for my color and its in
October next year. I can't find any websites for this
theme.....please help.
Laura@lauralovesart.com
donna -- Thursday, October 28 2004, 06:06 pm worst ideas i have ever heard of
Kristen -- Friday, October 29 2004, 06:40 pm My bridesmaids threw me the best shower! Since my husband
and I met on St. Patrick's Day and we got married a few days
before Christmas, they had a holiday theme. Each room of the
house, in which the shower was thrown, was decorated for a
different holiday. The wishing well gifts were all
decorations from various holidays to help my husband and I
decorate our new home together. We were fully stocked with
decorations for every major holiday! Not to mention, they
put all the wishing well gifts under a mini Christmas tree!
It was amazing!
LeAnn -- Monday, November 15 2004, 12:57 am I am attending the around the clock theme shower and was
wondering if anyone can give me ideas on some gifts for the
afternoon. thanks
Angela -- Wednesday, November 17 2004, 06:20 pm LeAnn,
What about cooking utnesils or cookbooks or even pots and
pans. Prpearing dinner is usually an afternnon event. Hope
this helps!
Melody -- Thursday, November 18 2004, 08:58 am The best wedding shower I ever attended was 2 years ago. It
was a mystery shower, like those mystery dinner theaters
that have become so popular. The groom paid for the host as
his gift to the bride, and we had the most fun I have ever
had at a shower. Acting out our assigned roles and trying
to solve the "who done it" was way better than those "ho
hum" shower games we have all seen a thousand times!!
Gracie -- Sunday, November 28 2004, 01:25 pm my sister is getting married and she says she has everything
she needs..how do you word an invitation to say "no gifts,
just money", she also will be flying to the location of the
shower because she lives far away from the family, so she
won't have room to take gifts on the plane!!
Kelly -- Wednesday, December 1 2004, 04:31 pm I have been a bridesmaid or matron of honour several times
and I always tend to give the same themed shower a "time of
day" shower. This is when you include a time of day in the
invitation and the guest must buy something that the bride
would use at that specific time (ie. noon - placemats and a
sandwich maker). It's a fun theme and the bride is sure to
get plenty of different items (no duplicates).
Shea -- Thursday, December 23 2004, 03:50 pm Some good ideas! I am maid of honor for the first time for
my best friend from college. I am looking at themes that are
fun & sexy but not to much for mothers & grandparents who
will attend. "Sex in the Kitchen"(people bring gifts related
from kitchen gadgets & recipes to lingerie & toys) or even
"Pots to Panties" is this to much for the parents.
Rana -- Wednesday, December 29 2004, 01:49 pm Hello I am searching for help on favor ideas for my guests
color red and black for an evening wedding cinderella or a
horse and carriage type theme...help wedding 2months agao
does anyone have any suggestions email me at ntgreenwood@cablevision.com
Kaitlyn -- Tuesday, January 4 2005, 02:21 pm To Rana-I made wine charms for my favors...they went over
really well. I found some hoops (like earring hoops) at
Hobby Lobby and put beads onto the hoops. I then tied a
couple of wine charms together with a peice of thin fancy
ribbon. It really dresses up the tables and guests love
wine!
GALE -- Monday, January 10 2005, 11:41 am I am giving my daughter a bridal shower in a couple of
weeks. She lives in Washington State and will travel to
Indiana for the shower.They are flying in and have no way to
transport alot of gifts. What is the proper way to ask for
money or gift cards? We are having the shower at a Bed &
Breakfast location (Brunch).
I need your help!!
Tara -- Wednesday, January 12 2005, 01:22 am I'm trying to think of a unique theme for the bridal shower
I'm throwing for my best friend. I wanted to incorporate
something that she loves. She has a pug named Darla that is
totally her baby, so I was thinking of having a
bring-your-dog shower. I'm not sure if this would turn into
total caos, or if it sounds do-able. Let me know of any
helpful ideas.
DM Kids -- Wednesday, January 12 2005, 04:04 pm I am currently planning a mexican themed bridal
shower outside by the pool. Can anyone give some
extremely unique ideas besides margaritas, taco bars
& pinatas? Decorating ideas are greatly needed.
dmglovas@excite.com
Julie -- Saturday, January 15 2005, 05:59 pm I am giving my daughter a bridal shower and I am thinking of
using Bianca's idea of the guests bringing stuff for the
couple to do later on after they are married. But, what
would I call it. Also, what would I serve??? Any ideas????
Janet Errico -- Thursday, January 20 2005, 06:08 pm I need to do a "purse" wedding shower as my bride has had
her own home for years and really needs money. How can I do
this tactfully?
Gram -- Friday, January 21 2005, 01:06 pm I want to host a "tea" for my granddaughter. We would
invite the "fairer sex" on both sides of the familie.. I
think this is a grand way for us all to meet. Folks will
want to bring a small gift, I am sure. Any suggestions? I
like the "paper" idea somone wrote about.
Nichole -- Monday, January 24 2005, 10:57 am Here's my plan for my sister's BEACH WEDDING SHOWER... Play
Beach Boys & Bob Marley music, hand out flower lai's to the
guests, serve fresh pineapple, jerk chicken, Hawaiian bread,
and fruity drinks. Decorate with sand, and goldfish,
floating candles, seashells and have everyone come dressing
in floral clothing no matter what the season!
Steph -- Thursday, January 27 2005, 07:09 pm Janet,
Its hard to ask guests to just bring money. Why not ask
for gift cards? That way the bride is still getting money
she could use but you are not straight up asking for it. You
could even send out inviations that are bigger than gift
cards but look like them. Also, you can gear the shower more
towards shopping. Have all the guests bring the gift
certificates in elaborate shopping bags that are way to big
for the little card inside. This is cheap for the guest.
They don't have to spend the money on wrapping. You might
want to send a list of places the bride likes to shop
though. You could call the shower..."A Shower all in the
Cards." Maybe you should work on the name.
Adrienne -- Monday, January 31 2005, 05:11 pm My husband to be and I have everything you could think
of...His family is wanting to throw a shower and we have no
ideas for a theme. We would just like money, and we are not
going to register. What is the proper way to ask on
invites. HELP!
RCD -- Thursday, February 3 2005, 07:57 pm Has anyone ever heard of the bridemaids doing a wine poem
where they decorate a bottle of wine according to a stanza
in the poem? I am trying to find a copy of this poem -
PLEASE HELP as I am throwing my sister as wine theme shower
RCD -- Thursday, February 3 2005, 08:00 pm Has anyone ever heard of the bridemaids doing a wine poem
where they decorate a bottle of wine according to a stanza
in the poem? I am trying to find a copy of this poem -
PLEASE HELP as I am throwing my sister as wine theme shower
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Justine -- Wednesday, February 9 2005, 03:53 pm My twin sister is 23 years old. And she is getting married
in June . Can anyone give me any ideas for a shower. I want
something great that when she walks in she is going to be
speachless. please help
Ashley -- Monday, February 14 2005, 10:49 am My best friend is getting married and she hates opening
gifts, so we are having a gift card shower. I am not sure
how to decorate or anything of that sort. Any ideas? Please
email me @ fleetashley@yahoo.com
lindadls2ajuno.com -- Wednesday, February 16 2005, 08:02 pm We are planning a "recipe/stock her pantry shower". I am to
make the invitations. I need a catchy way to word it and
ideas on how to make them. Help!
Thank you,
Linda
syxxeve11969@yahoo.com -- Monday, February 21 2005, 05:29 pm Im wanting to get married in 2008, but Im in need of ideas
and suggestions for it. I also want to know when is better
to have an engagement party. I want to have mine in 2007 is
that the right time to have it? Please feel free to email
me, if anybody has ideas for me. Thank You.
ang -- Monday, February 21 2005, 05:33 pm I am having a lua also for my wedding shower but i need
ideas. could anyone email me for help. thanks my email is
varga@ZOOMLINX.NET
n -- Saturday, February 26 2005, 11:11 am a great shower idea is "there's a first time for everything"
shower and each guest receives a "first time" theme such as
first fight, first bbq, first hangover, first christmas,
first time the groom comes home late from work... and the
people must get gifts to match the theme they receive. You
can get really creative with the themes and the gifts!!
deanna -- Monday, February 28 2005, 03:21 pm I need a quote for wedding shower favor, it is a handmade
candle, that is being given to the shower quest. Thanks
Mariaspuck@msn.com -- Monday, February 28 2005, 03:48 pm My sister is getting married in August 2005, she lives in
Cali and already has all the essentials..anyone have any
ideas for a money shower?
teresa -- Monday, March 7 2005, 08:49 pm I need information on ideas for a gift card shower for
couples. Invitation ideas, games, etc.
Thanks,
teresa
Dionne -- Tuesday, March 15 2005, 10:54 am I am throwing a wedding shower on march 19,2005 for my
future sister in law .The theme for the shower is a Elegant
Dinner Shower. All the guest of the shower will be seated at
the table with candlelight and flowers and everyone will
have dinner at the table together.
ivy -- Monday, March 21 2005, 04:01 pm if you are throwing a luau shower spell it correctly a lua
is toilet in hawaiian, luau is the correct spelling. also
something else how do you politely ask for money
MLS -- Tuesday, March 22 2005, 09:17 pm I am throwing a shower for my sister-in-law to be this
summer at a restaurant. The themes is a tea party. Each
table will have a different tea pot with flowers and I am
giving nicely wrapped packages of tea to each guest. I may
also have eveyone wear a different hat.
Angela -- Saturday, April 2 2005, 10:24 am I am hosting a shower for my sister in July it is going to
be around a pool, I do not want the orginal Tropical theme I
was something more crafty. Any Ideas?
Angela -- Saturday, April 2 2005, 10:27 am I am sorry I forgot to put my email if you could please
email me with your ideas at acardinal@myvy.vinu.edu.
Thank you so much.
niki -- Monday, April 4 2005, 11:41 pm If it is a fun group, you could go with "Take the Plunge"
theme. You could decorate a plunger for her to carry or
hold on to at the shower. Paint it white add tulle or
ribbon and glue a bride and groom to the top. Invitations
could be printed on the bottom of flip flops or use
decorated flip flops as favors for the guests. just a
thought for something fun and different.
Tracy -- Thursday, April 7 2005, 07:29 pm I am throwing a "music" themed party that is going to be
attended by males & females. Any suggestions on decorations
and/or games to play? has anyone done this before?
Dawn -- Thursday, April 7 2005, 10:09 pm I am throwing my older sister a coed wedding shower. This
is her second marraige but his first. I have decided to do
a Picnic/BBQ theme.
I need any ideas possible. Do I put favors out?
If so what type. Please help.
ddspoor13@alltel.net
Dawn -- Thursday, April 7 2005, 10:10 pm Also how do I state on the ivitations about gifts?
They are owners of a new home that need alot of TLC. Gift
cards to the local Home Depot would be great for them.
June -- Monday, April 18 2005, 09:39 am One way to ask for money is to discretely write
"Presentation" on the invitation. I find it rather tacky to
ask for money though. I realize that we are wanting to
"shower" the bride with gifts, but if the couple already has
"everything", why not just make the shower a celebration of
the upcoming marriage, a time for family and friends to get
together ahead of the wedding. Other options could be to ask
guests to make donations to charities in the couple's names
or, as previously suggested, gifts could be things for the
couple to do after the wedding (movie, ballet, concert,
theatre tickets, restaurant gift certs, golf packages, etc.)
A Wine/Stock the Bar shower or a Recipe shower could also
work for someone who has everything. For people travelling,
group gifts could cut down on luggage. I just think that
there are plenty of options other than asking for cash.
jackie -- Wednesday, April 20 2005, 02:21 pm can any one help me, i;am sending out wedding shower
invites, and i would like to ask my guest to bring a picutre
of either me or the groom, so we can scan the picture and
give them back.
we are going to do a sideshow for the wedding, but can't
seem to find the right poem to ask them
please help.
Katie -- Thursday, May 5 2005, 12:10 am I know this sounds silly, but I went to a shower that was
themed "Couples Firsts" I thought it was so stupid until I
saw the variety of gifts they got. From Stockings for
christmas, a beautiful cake platter for the first birthday,
to gardening things and laundry stuff for their first
laundry day. They got alot of useful stuff!
Cheryl -- Saturday, May 7 2005, 07:44 am We are giving a shower for a bride who has her own house but
needs living room furniture. Our theme is the #10 envelope
shower and Brunch. Write the brides and groom name in
appropriate place of invite. This is how we wrote it up:
Bride and Groom will be making their home in Paradise!
A "saver" of all useful items is what Bride likes - to add
spice
The Living room is lacking in essential flair
We would like to help her at least with a chair Our #10
envelope is for any cash you can spare You may also add
something else you wish to share.
The more creative, the more fun it will be
We can hear the laughter; can't you see
the Bride retelling of the #10 bridal shower
Oh gee!!!
Please join us in showering our bride-to-be (name) with
love and best wishes at a #10 envelope Bridal Shower and
Brunch date time place address hosted by rsvp
vicki -- Thursday, May 12 2005, 01:43 pm I to am planning a shower for my friends daughter, she has
everything she needs for her home. But could use cash for
honeymoon. problem I have is, we live in a preety old
fashion community, where they still do floating showers(no
games, no imagination required)help
Angela -- Sunday, May 15 2005, 10:37 am I'm giving my Mom a shower next month. Both she and her
fiance are widowed and have so many household items to
combine, that a "typical" bridal shower didn't make sense.
We're having a "FOR YOUR WEDDING" shower. We're asking
everyone to provide items needed for the wedding and
reception such as the cake topper, paper plates, napkins,
mints, toasting glasses, cake server, etc.
I've never heard of it being done, but hope it goes well!
Carey -- Saturday, May 28 2005, 09:23 pm My sister wants an old fashioned ice cram social for her
bridal shower--any ideas??
jacqui -- Sunday, June 12 2005, 07:13 pm i'm giving a bridal shower for the family and the bride and
groom need" kitchen accessories" as they have nothing
any great ideas?????
jacqui -- Sunday, June 12 2005, 07:14 pm i'm giving a bridal shower for the family and the bride and
groom need" kitchen accessories" as they have nothing
any great ideas?????
please email me
www.jacquifast@comcast.net
Mandy -- Sunday, June 12 2005, 11:37 pm Jacqui, I did a "recipe" shower for my sister in law...each
guest was asked to share their favourite recipe (i included
the recipe card in the invitation) and supply some of the
necessary parts to create the recipe. She got everything
from cake pans and oven mitts, to a strainer and a box of
maccaroni. It went over really well...she got stuff she
could use and the guests (many of whom did not know the
bride well) had a "direction" for buying gifts.
Joyce -- Monday, June 13 2005, 01:12 pm I was recently at a shower and saw this gift be given to the
bride.
It was a really nice basket of candles with the following
poem. The briide read the poem while taking everything out
of the basket... by the time she got to the baby one, all
the women there were in tears.... Great idea if you have a
close friend that is getting married! She received pairs of
candles for each sentence... Some were tapers, others were
just large candles...
The WHITE ones burn first, covered in lace, to celebrate
the first night in your new chosen place.
The BURGUNDY candles are taller and thinner; they are to
burn with your first company for dinner.
The BLUE candles are for your first fight. Use them to
burn when making up at night.
The PINK candles will pave the way for your first married
Valentine's Day.
There are candles to burn on Christmas Eve before bed,
your first one together, that's why they are RED.
When your first year is through, light the CREAM
anniversary pair for the two of you.
We hope that maybe, you can burn the YELLOW ones for the
birth of your new baby.
Use the LIGHT BLUE candles for the fifth anniversary day.
SILVER is for the big 25 that will keep you alive.
DEE -- Tuesday, June 14 2005, 04:17 am I am hosting a wedding shower for my daughter. She lives in
Spokane, Wa. and we all live in Warren, Pa. She will not be
here for the shower so I am having it video taped for her to
enjoy. Because of the shipping and possible breakage of
gifts, it is going to be a Gift-Card shower. On the
invitaion I included the stores that she shops at most and
that we have here. I also listed the stores she is register
at on-line. The guests were also asked to bring their
favorite recipe or a kitchen gadget. It is a Hawaiian Theme
with all the colorful glasses which the guests can take home
with them along with a lai. All fruity drinks and snacks
along with chicken salad on cresants. I think it will be
loads of fun.
Aug.Bride -- Wednesday, June 15 2005, 01:56 pm A couple of good family friends are throwing my bridal
shower and they just told me their fun theme that goes along
with a lot of the ones talked about on here as far as a
shower for giving the couple things to do after they get
married. The theme is The Fun Never Stops and they have gift
ideas from movies, games, picnic, camping to whatever else
the theme name may conjur up in the guests mind. I know some
friends will provide some fun more intimate gifts for The
Fun Never Stops. I am excited for the whole shower.
Aug.Bride -- Wednesday, June 15 2005, 02:06 pm A couple of good family friends are throwing my bridal
shower and they just told me their fun theme that goes along
with a lot of the ones talked about on here as far as a
shower for giving the couple things to do after they get
married. The theme is The Fun Never Stops and they have gift
ideas from movies, games, picnic, camping to whatever else
the theme name may conjur up in the guests mind. I know some
friends will provide some fun more intimate gifts for The
Fun Never Stops. I am excited for the whole shower.
Kerry -- Tuesday, June 28 2005, 01:06 pm Does any one know the "WINE POEM"?
Christie -- Thursday, June 30 2005, 03:31 pm For the people asking about money showers. I saw somewhere
where you could have a #10 envelope party (the long
envelopes) and everything that was given to the couple had
to fit into that envelope. Hope this helps some of ya'll!
annabelle -- Friday, July 1 2005, 03:55 am i am throwing a bachelorette party for my best friend soon,
and i wanted to do something very memorable and out of the
ordinary for her. does anyone have some creative ideas?
autumn -- Thursday, July 7 2005, 06:07 pm Hi
I am looking for some ideas for my friends shower and
stagette i would like to have a coed shower & stagette but i
haven't planned one before. I'm looking for themes
ideas...also recipies the wedding is in november and she
just found out she' s pregnant so i want something fun and
non alchololic because she can't drink i also don't want to
go to clubs (smoke will hurt the baby). I like the idea for
a scavanger hunt any good ideas of what to hunt for? I also
want to have something not to childish since they are
adults.
thanks
Maria -- Monday, July 18 2005, 10:44 pm I was wondering what kind of an idea you may have on a
secong marriage wedding shower. I know this may not be
typical but she never had one to begin with. They do not
need any things persay but alway appreciate the thought, for
their wedding they are doing the 'donate in our name'
thing. Small party, for all ages (She has children who will
be attending and it is a surprise) any ideas would be
greatly appreicated.
April -- Wednesday, July 20 2005, 05:48 pm I need some gift ideas for a movie themed bridal shower. Any
ideas? Please help!!!
Lucinda -- Monday, July 25 2005, 04:49 pm I am in need of some help...I am hosting a bridal shower for
my sister-in-law. I have decided to have a Lingere
Party...any ideas for games, food, party favors, centre
pieces? Any ideas are good ones. Thank you in advance.
Opps my email address is teach_to_reach@hotmail.com
Laura -- Friday, July 29 2005, 05:21 pm Tara, I read you were thinking about a "bring-your-dog
shower". I kind of like that idea.I am the MOH for my sister
she just got engaged . Her futer hubby for their first
christmas together bought her a puppy well its become their
"son" and he wanted their "son" to be in the wedding. But
She can't have a outdoor wedding so their "son" can't be in
the wedding so after reading your idea that would at least
make him apart of something.
So Did it work out?
PJ -- Saturday, July 30 2005, 11:56 am For the couple that just purchased a home in need of TLC -
Have a "Extreme Home Makeover" party. Give a little history
of the home, maybe even a picture of some areas really in
need of help. Have everyone come dressed in jeans and
flannel shirts. . . Provide yellow plastic "hard hats" for
guests and bandanas.
In the invite, suggest guests bring a picture of a
magazine of their idea for the couple's home. Suggested
gifts could be tools, primer paint, paint brushes/buckets,
gift cards, wall paper tools, pipe wrench, level/laser
level, etc.
You could have an "Under Construction" shower, with
yellow keep out tape as decorations, place gifts on a
decorated step ladder, have the bride wear a tool belt and
then provide gifts to fill the tool belt, have a jar full of
nails and have game to guess how many nails in the jar. (All
decorations go to the couple). Have a huge picture of Ty
from EHM show and play pin the hammer in Ty's hand, or pin
the sweat band on his head, etc.
The cake could be a house "under construction."
I think this would be so much fun!
PJ -- Saturday, July 30 2005, 12:01 pm Now I need some ideas -- I'm having an Alice in Wonderland
themed shower (same as wedding) - any ideas for me? It
seems Disney has this movie "in the wault" and I am having
trouble locating things related.
I'm open for any and all suggestions/ideas!
Thanks a bunch! Pam
PJ -- Saturday, July 30 2005, 12:03 pm Sorry - in the Vault (not wault - like in Walt Disney) :)
Heather -- Tuesday, August 2 2005, 08:27 pm My niece is getting married in Hawaii in October, I was
asked if I could come up with some cool Hawaiin (Lua) themed
games for her bridal before she leaves? Any suggestions
would be greatly appreciated!
Trish -- Friday, August 5 2005, 12:09 pm Okay girls, I loved the Wine Poem idea. I took the candle
poem and changed it for Wine. Here it is!
A basket of wine, for the perfect pair.
Donned in all different colors, for you two to share.
Drink the Champagne first, it is wrapped in Lace,
To celebrate your first married night, in your new chosen
place.
Next comes the Green one, you must wait to unseal,
Until you have your first company over for a meal.
Love as you might you will have your first fight,
Drink the Navy one while making up all night.
The color Purple will set the mood, and help pave the
way,
For a very romantic first Valentine’s Day.
Now, when your first year of marriage is through,
The Red Anniversary bottle will be there for you.
Orange like fire, both your futures are bright,
Celebrate promotions, for which
you’ve worked hard with all you’re might.
By this time, we hope maybe –
you can drink the Pink and Blue one
with the news of expecting a new baby.
(Don’t worry it’s sparkling cider)
And just when you thought you’d put these away,
Take the Cream one out for your 5th Anniversary day.
Now there is just one more left-for the big 25,
the Silver Anniversary bottle that will keep your love
alive.
Congratulations to Katie and Wayne,
On the start of your forever.
May the two of you always be happy wed,
Remember to share this wine just the way we said.
What do you think?
Julie -- Sunday, August 7 2005, 09:41 am What can I write on a bridal shower cake that's more
exciting than "Congratulations" or "Best Wishes"? Help...
Julie -- Sunday, August 7 2005, 09:42 am What can I write on a bridal shower cake that's more
exciting than "Congratulations" or "Best Wishes"? Help...
Amanda -- Thursday, August 11 2005, 08:32 am I am going to a Couples Basket of the Month Shower and my
month is June. Do you have any ideas?
Stacie -- Friday, August 12 2005, 02:50 pm Amanda- Why not a basket of things for the beach, his and
hers flip-flops, sun screens, sunglasses etc or things for a
cook out tools for the grill for him and things for the
kitchen for her things they can use when entertaining guests
Rebecca -- Saturday, August 13 2005, 08:24 pm Hi im a bridesmaid and a cousin to the bride to be and im
throwing her a shower. The thing is someone just threw her
one and some of the same people are going to be there (mine
is more family and the other one was friends). I looked for
games online but found the same things she did which was the
questions to the guests and the "you cant say blank blank
blank" and more usually games. So if anyone has any uniqe
wedding shower ideas or activities i would really like for
you to post them. I need help!!!
Lisa -- Wednesday, August 24 2005, 05:00 pm I love the idea for a 'something you can live without'
shower. Any idea how you would word an invitation for
something like that?
Kelly -- Wednesday, August 31 2005, 02:34 pm I am helping to throw my best friend's shower in February.
She recently moved out of state but is coming back near my
house for her shower. Since she does not have any relatives
here to hold her gifts is there anything we can say on the
invite about sending her gifts in advance? I was also
thinking of makeing it more of a social luncheon and maybe
she could get up when it would be "gift time" and open and
cards she received and personally thank the gifts she
already had in advance! I also thought of taking pictures of
her items and then we could have them on a screen (is that
uber cheezy?)
Thanks! feel free to email me:
rainprint2003@yahoo.com
Partygirl -- Monday, September 5 2005, 05:26 pm im looking for something exotic and totally unique idea for
a bridal shower/ bachelorette party. any ideas or
suggestions?? shes a party aniamal n this will be her death
sentence per say..
=) thankzzzzzzzzz
mns -- Saturday, September 10 2005, 08:57 am Partygirl-how about a mardi gras theme, you all get beads
and you go to bars and guys have to buy beads for $1 or so.
the money goes to the bride-to-be and it can be really fun!
you can get masks etc. i just recently did this for my
sister's shower and it was lots of fun!!! You can also have
the girls buy the bead and they can give them away to guys
that are willing to show it off!
Heather -- Tuesday, September 13 2005, 12:29 pm I am looking for a good winter favor for a winter wonderland
shower can anyone help me with this? I like the idea of
something to do with pepperments becaouse red and white
compliments the actual wedding. Thanks
Janice -- Sunday, October 2 2005, 12:25 pm My daughter lives in Europe and will be visiting us several
months before her wedding. I want to give her a shower but
she will be unable to bring the gifts back to Europe. A
"Gift Card" shower won't work because the department stores
are different than ours. I saw some comments on a #10
envelope shower. How do you word the invitation so people
know what that is. Thanks.
Julie -- Wednesday, October 5 2005, 05:17 pm Our bride elect was moving into his bachelor decorated
house. So I came up with the idea of a Woman's Touch Bridal
Shower. I created this poem. Love as Sweet as, Love's
first Kiss, Will soon Transform, Into Wedded Bliss, Only
one Problem, For Her to Face, Residing In, A Bachelor's
Place, Too Much, too "Bare", the Decor is Rough, In
Desperate Need, of a Woman's Touch. I used an invitation
kit with the famous little boy, little girl kiss and flower.
So cute!
I asked the ladies to come prepared with their favorite
"Woman's touch" story and to try and get her an item related
to it. I'm going to use the candle box and poem idea above.
-- Monday, October 10 2005, 06:14 pm heey i think that would be cool not to get married at all
but stay with a boyfriend it would be awsome don't you
think
-- Monday, October 10 2005, 06:19 pm hey i think that would be neat for u to get married but stay
with a boyfriend well i am gonna hope you make the the right
choice ok.it would be neat to be a brides maid
Allison -- Thursday, October 13 2005, 10:30 am I just bought some votive candles that are red and white and
scented peppermint. got them off the web
Allison -- Thursday, October 13 2005, 12:27 pm I just bought some votive candles that are red and white and
scented peppermint. got them off the web
Ginny -- Sunday, October 16 2005, 07:08 pm Has anyone ever heard of or done a shower via mail? I would
like to do one for my step daugher. She is not in the area &
will not be able to come to a actual shower plus, most of
the people involved are not in the area either. I was
thinking about a "honeymoon" shower for extra activities at
their destination but not sure how to ask for that ie. the
wording on the non-shower invitation. Any comments or
ideas?????
Stephanie -- Monday, October 17 2005, 06:28 pm I am hosting a lingerie shower for my cousin, I want it to
have some kind of fun and sexy theme, let me know if anyone
has ideas.Oh it is going to be at my house.
kel -- Monday, October 17 2005, 06:39 pm ginny, assign each guest a particular time for them to call
your stepdaughter. that way, she'll still get to "spend
time" with each guest.
Rach -- Thursday, October 20 2005, 05:21 pm I am needing some ideas on doing a "romantic music" themed
wedding shower. My sister and her fiancee' met while both
music majors in college so this seemed a good theme. I was
thinking along the lines of the pics on romantic CD's etc,
but I need some decorating ideas. This will be a co-ed
shower at a church. My sister is also the piano player at
our church so this theme will really work if I can get some
good ideas together-especially for a centerpiece for a
table. Help!!
E-mail is rdflamb@yahoo.com Thanks!
melissa -- Friday, January 13 2006, 12:10 pm My sister in law is getting married this summer, and is
having a fairy tale wedding. Thank you for the free ideas!
It helps alot with the shower ideas! Its only fitting to
have a fairy tale shower, but ideas for actually doing it
was getting tough!
Heather -- Tuesday, January 17 2006, 05:23 pm Ginny - I've never done a bridal shower by mail, but we did
a baby shower by mail for some friends who had recently
moved from Alabama to Arizona. It was a really big hit.
Depending on where everyone you would invite is located, you
could have a party at your house and package the gifts
together, and have everyone who attends sign a picture frame
mat with well wishes to be included in the package, or
something along those lines - or maybe make a video where
all of the guests send their wishes and include it.
Angie -- Friday, January 27 2006, 08:28 pm I'm hosting a Enganement party for our family(large) to get
to know the Bride's family(large)The theme is Hawaiin(easy)
I just need games for ice breakers of big numbers-is limbo
out?
E-mail :angkirby5@aol.com
Heather -- Wednesday, February 1 2006, 10:34 pm It may be too late for this - but from far away you can host
a "#10 envelope shower" where everyone sernds a gift that
has to fit in a #10 envelope. Collect all the envelopes,
then present to her in person and video-tape her opening
them.
Erin -- Wednesday, February 15 2006, 08:57 pm For those of you asking about "money only" gifts...I have
always read that there is NO polite way to ask for money and
that it should not be done under any circumstances. Let
guests bring the gifts that they want to give you...not the
gifts you want to receive.
-- Thursday, February 23 2006, 03:32 pm
I agree that asking for money is horrible!!!
Meenu -- Thursday, February 23 2006, 05:09 pm Some shower ideas for brides who do not need a bunch of
household items like they'd get for an around the
clock/house shower:
Picture frame/album shower: Everyone picks out
cute/pretty/funny frames and albums for the couple. People
could even decorate small frames with rhinestones, etc, as
an activity at the shower and keep them as wedding favors,
maybe mail each guest a picture of themselves with the bride
at the shower with the thank yous to put in the frame. It's
practical too, since a new bride needs plenty of frames and
albums. With this, I like the idea of getting a large frame
with matting, having each guest sign the matting with a wish
for the bride, and then taking a picture with all of the
party guests to put in it. It would be a great way for the
bride to remember her fun shower (sort of like a cool
guestbook).
Or, my sister is having a "Romance" themed shower next
weekend. People can be pretty creative with this.
Another idea would be a "naughty or nice" shower, where
each guest could get something a little naughty and
something nice (lingerie/pajamas, a book of positions/a book
of romantic poetry, etc.)
These are things I've just thought of because someone on
a different page needed advice.
Adriana -- Tuesday, February 28 2006, 06:43 pm I'm a bridesmaid and I am helping with organizing the bridal
shower. We're 90% sure it's going to be a Hawaiin/Luau
themed. I just need some ideas on any sort of games we can
play. I also need some help on getting shower favors,
decorations, etc. Anyone know a good website to get that
from?
butee77@optonline.com
Thanx
Barb -- Thursday, March 2 2006, 12:26 pm I absolutely loved the "candle poem" idea! My daughter's
best-friend is getting married next week. I lined a basket,
trimmed it with lace, added a few white doves and got the
candles on sale at Yankee candle. For under $20 I have a
unique, thoughtful gift. Thank you so much for the idea!!
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Michelle -- Friday, March 10 2006, 01:56 am I have several creative shower ideas (some have already been
mentioned)
-around the clock shower (guests are each given a time of
day and bring an appropriate gift)
-rooms of the house (each guest is given a room)
-recipe shower (guests are asked to bring a copy of their
favorite recipe to make a book for the couple, and something
needed to make the recipe)
-holiday themed (guests bring decorations or anything
appropriate for that holiday)
-patio party (anything useful on a patio, bbq set, table
cloth...)
-green, green, greenery (gardening tools, seeds, fake
plants)
-travel, honeymoon (luggage, shaving kit)
-library (favorite books... great if the couple loves to
read)
-water shower (anything associated with the word water...
pitchers, umbrellas, waterford crystal)
-tool and gadget (hammer, clock, flashlight)
-scrapbook (each guests brings a scrapbook tool and they
create pages together)
-activity (movie tickets, games, deck of cards)
-around the world (each guest is given a diff county and
must bring something associated with that country)
hope this gives you some ideas... let me know what you
think!
Sharon -- Friday, March 17 2006, 03:45 pm For those of you doing a tropical theme, I used floating
starfish candles; globes on the tables with sand, shells and
candles inside; I also put a little sand on the tables and
laid shells in the sand. (This was practical because we put
up a tent.) I bought a couple palms to sit around the patio;
put the food on plastic fish dishes from the dollar store;
and played tropical background music; We had a pig roast
and it was in the evening with little strings of white
lights in the bushes and trees. The key was the lights. We
had them everywhere and it looked amazing. Everyone wore
tropical clothing and it looked awesome. Everyone said it
was the greatest party. This was for my son's dinner
rehearsal but could be adapted to a shower.
Linda -- Tuesday, March 21 2006, 06:57 pm I gave my niece a beautiful bridesmaid luncheon. We went to
a local "tea house" any cute luncheon place would do also. I
brought flowers for the tables to add a special touch. (Cut
flowers from the grocery placed in my own vases or
pitchers.) I also printed up the menu (we chose the lunch
ahead of time) on wedding cards purchased from the computer
store and got matching place cards, the computer did the
rest. I purchased small cardboard wedding boxes and for the
wedding party I also went to Marshal's (discount dept store)
& got very small heart shaped bowls (ramikns size) and
filled with antique hankies, small wedding candy from
wedding store (just a few) a small package of wedding tissue
(from any nice gift shop), a few silver kisses candy, and
lined it with heart shaped paper dollies. Not expensive but
very nice and the attention to detail made these little
favors and helped create the wedding theme for the room. I
gave the bride to be a larger heart shaped dish. These heart
dishes are many times on sale. Hope this gives someone a few
ideas.
Having the personalized computer menus and name place
holders was a big hit and easy to do!
Linda -- Tuesday, March 21 2006, 07:01 pm I have another niece getting married. She is having a
destination wedding in Mexico with only the immediate family
attending. I'd like to give a Mexican Kitchen Wedding
shower. Any ideas on games, decorations, favors, etc.
Also does anyone still follow the tradition that when you
play a game at the shower the winner gets the prize and
presents it to the honoree, in this case the bride to be?
Linda
VOLSBOWERS@peoplepc.com
Beth -- Sunday, March 26 2006, 11:29 am I want to have a display shower. How can I word it on the
invitation tactfully to my guests. Does anyone have any
suggestions??
Tina -- Tuesday, April 4 2006, 08:03 pm I am planning an Entertainment Shower, any idea how I can
word it on the invitations? Also any ideas about decor? I
have thought about a candy table, with the boxed candy that
you normally find at the movie theater. I am having a hard
time putting everything together.
Cindy -- Friday, April 7 2006, 10:54 am I am planning a Viva Las Vegas wedding shower, do you know
of any good website for ideas? Cheap invitations? I have
thought about having some "high-roller" tables and giving
the guests ships to use - what else can be done though? I
will have people of all ages, young - old...men and women.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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of any good website for ideas? Cheap invitations? I have
thought about having some "high-roller" tables and giving
the guests ships to use - what else can be done though? I
will have people of all ages, young - old...men and women.
Any ideas? Thanks!
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set,
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...depending on what time the bride and groom get up...
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Amy -- Tuesday, May 2 2006, 12:57 pm I'm getting married in September and my sister is starting
to plan the shower which is also going to turn into a
bachelor(ette) party. Since my fiance and I already have a
house full of stuff, we are looking for money instead of
gifts. I want my guest to have the option to buy a gift if
they should choose. Our theme is "Send us on our honeymoon"
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Sarah -- Monday, May 15 2006, 01:56 pm Thanks for the great ideas! I'm doing a shower for a couple
in our Bible Study group. Some good ideas for gifts!
Thanks!
Jewell -- Tuesday, May 16 2006, 10:00 am Any ideas for invitation wording for a couples shower where
they want items for outdoors?
Jewell -- Tuesday, May 16 2006, 10:01 am Any ideas for invitation wording for a couples shower where
they want items for outdoors?
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they want items for outdoors?
Holly Ella -- Tuesday, May 23 2006, 01:18 am I'm hosting a bridal party and orinalyl the bride to be
wanted a langerie theme. The idea was too fincky with
return policies and exchange. So instead I had everyone
bring $20.00 to the shower and I went out and bought her a
girt card to a langerie store, and a gift certificate to
have a french manicure and pedicure done. Now she can buy
whatever she wants for under her dress and her honeymoon or
just because. We raised over $500.00 for her, boy was she
happy.
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inexpensiveness of the shower as well because they have a
tendency to get a little pricey. In fact I think more people
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