The party is over and you a full of love and gratitude for all that attended. But how do you put that into words?

Thinking about what to write in a bridal shower thank you card to really express your gratitude can be hard.

I have you covered though, In this blog post, I am going to share some templates to get you started or copy and paste. I will share some hints and tips for writing your own thank you card.

I also have you covered for what to write in your bridal shower invites.

Bridal Shower Thank You Note Top Tips

• Timeliness: Aim to send thank you cards within two to three weeks after the bridal shower. This timely response shows appreciation and respect for the guests’ efforts and gifts.
• Personalization: Each thank you card should be personalized. Mention the guest’s name and reference the specific gift or gesture. This adds a personal touch and shows that you genuinely appreciate their unique contribution.
• Acknowledging the Gift: Be specific about the gift received. For instance, if it’s a set of towels, mention how they’ll be perfect for your new home. This lets the guest know that you noticed and valued their gift.
• Gratitude for Attendance: Even if a guest didn’t bring a gift, thank them for their presence. Acknowledge how their being there made the event more special.
• Handwritten Notes: Whenever possible, opt for handwritten notes over printed ones. A handwritten message adds a personal and heartfelt touch.
• Addressing the Envelope: Address the envelope by hand as well, and use titles (Mr., Mrs., Ms.) as appropriate, reflecting the formality of the event and your relationship with the guest.
• Mention the Future Event: If applicable, express excitement about seeing them at the upcoming wedding or any other future event.
• Closing: End the note with a warm closing, such as “With love,” “Best regards,” or “Sincerely,” followed by your signature.
• Quality Stationery: Use good quality stationery that reflects the theme or formality of your bridal shower.
• Avoid Generic Messages: Steer clear of generic messages. Tailor each note to the individual to make it feel more genuine and special.

Sample thank you message templates

For a Physical Gift

• Dear [Guest’s Name],
  Thank you so much for the [specific gift]. It was so thoughtful of you, and it will be perfect for our [mention how you plan to use it, like ‘new home’ or ‘kitchen’]. Every time we use it, we’ll think of you and this special time.
  With love,
  [Your Name]

For a Monetary Gift

• Dear [Guest’s Name],
  Thank you for your generous gift. We are saving for [mention what you plan to use it for, like a honeymoon, home, etc.], and your thoughtfulness brings us one step closer to our dream. We’re so grateful for your support.
  Warmly,
  [Your Name]

For Hosting the Bridal Shower

• Dear [Host’s Name],
  I can’t thank you enough for the beautiful bridal shower you hosted. It was a day I will always cherish. Your attention to detail and the warmth of your hospitality made it a truly special occasion. I feel so blessed to have you in my life.
  With deepest gratitude,
  [Your Name]

For General Attendance and Support

• Dear [Guest’s Name],
  Thank you so much for being part of my bridal shower. Your presence made the day even more joyful and memorable. I’m so grateful to have friends/family like you during this exciting time in my life.
  With appreciation,
  [Your Name]

Remember, personalization is key. Tailoring each message to reflect your relationship with the guest and their specific contribution to your bridal shower will make your thank you cards more meaningful and heartfelt.

Design Bridal Shower Thank You Gift Cards

1. Color Scheme: Choose colors that complement the theme of your bridal shower or wedding. Soft pastels, elegant golds, or romantic reds and pinks are popular choices. You can also use your wedding colors to create a cohesive look.
2. Fonts: Select fonts that reflect the tone of your event. For a formal bridal shower, script fonts add an elegant touch. For a more casual event, consider modern, clean fonts. Pairing a script font with a simpler font can create a balanced and aesthetically pleasing look.
3. Imagery and Graphics: Incorporate imagery that matches the theme of your bridal shower. Floral designs, rings, hearts, or subtle geometric patterns can add visual interest without overwhelming the text.
4. Personal Photos: Including a photo from the bridal shower can make the card more personal and memorable. Choose a photo that features you with the gift, or a candid moment from the event.
5. Layout: Keep the layout simple and elegant. Ensure there’s enough white space around the text to make it easy to read. If using a photo, position it in a way that complements the text rather than overpowering it.
6. Quality of Paper: Opt for high-quality paper to give the thank you cards a luxurious feel. Matte or slightly textured paper can add a sophisticated touch.
7. Envelopes: Choose envelopes that match or complement the card design. You can also use envelope liners for an extra special touch.
8. Special Finishes: Consider special touches like embossing, foil stamping, or raised ink for a more luxurious feel, especially for a formal bridal shower.
9. DIY Elements: If you’re crafty, add a DIY element like a small ribbon, a wax seal, or hand-painted details.
10. Consistent Branding: If you have a monogram, a special symbol, or a theme that you’re using throughout your wedding events, incorporate it into the design of your thank you cards for consistency.

By personalizing your thank you cards with these design elements, you’ll create a keepsake that your guests will treasure and that reflects the special nature of your bridal shower.

Printing and Paper Choices for Thank You Cards

When it comes to printing and choosing materials for bridal shower thank you cards, the quality and style of your selections can greatly enhance the overall impression. Here are some suggestions:

Best Type of Paper

1. Cardstock: A heavy cardstock, typically ranging from 80 to 110 pounds, is ideal for thank you cards. It feels substantial and high-quality.
2. Textured Paper: Options like linen or cotton paper add a tactile element and a sense of luxury.
3. Recycled Paper: For an eco-friendly option, choose high-quality recycled paper.
4. Glossy vs. Matte: Matte paper offers an elegant and soft finish, while glossy paper is better for cards with photos.

Printing Methods

1. Digital Printing: This is the most cost-effective option and allows for a wide range of colors. Ideal for cards with photos or detailed graphics.
2. Letterpress: For a more luxurious feel, letterpress printing creates a beautiful, tactile impression on thick paper.
3. Foil Stamping: Adds a metallic finish to certain elements (like your names or a design) and is perfect for adding a touch of elegance.
4. Thermography: This method creates raised ink, giving texture and a professional look to the print.

Envelope Sizes

1. Standard Sizes: The most common sizes for thank you cards are A2 (4.25 x 5.5 inches), A6 (4.75 x 6.5 inches), or A7 (5.25 x 7.25 inches).
2. Quality and Color: Choose envelopes of good quality. The color can match or complement your card design.
3. Liners: Consider adding liners inside the envelopes for an extra decorative touch.
4. Return Address Printing: Have your return address printed on the back flap of the envelope for a cohesive look.

Additional Tips

• Sample Prints: Before ordering in bulk, get a sample print to check the paper’s quality, colors, and overall look.
• Eco-friendly Options: If sustainability is a priority, look for printers that use environmentally friendly practices and materials.
• Bulk Ordering: Often, ordering in larger quantities can save costs, so estimate your needs accurately.

Remember, the paper and printing method you choose should reflect the overall theme and formality of your bridal shower and wedding. A well-chosen design and high-quality materials will leave a lasting impression on your guests.

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Ever been to a bridal shower and the whole thing is just a little awkward? They miss the mark with the games and they are either just way too much for the event or way too boring to get anyone involved.

Well, you don’t need to worry, that will not be your bridal shower. I have surveyed guests, brides, and suppliers to find out the games people actually want to play at a bridal shower!

1. Bridal Bingo

Bridal bingo is the best game for a large sit down event. It also works well in smaller groups and you can mix and match it up to what suits your size. You can play normal bingo or bridal shower alternatives.

• Create bingo cards with wedding-related words or gifts that the guests can mark off. The first person to get a line or a full card yells “Bingo!”
• Create bingo cards with gifts from the gift registry and the guest mark off each time the bride opens one of their cards.
• Create cards with details of different facts about guests. The winner has to find who the fact is for each one.

I have a full blog post breaking down how to play and create cards for all these bridal shower bingo games in detail.

2. Wedding Trivia

Prepare a list of wedding-related trivia questions and see who can answer the most correctly. You can cover topics like famous weddings, wedding traditions, or facts about the bride and groom. Think about what would suit the bride and guests attending.

3. Put a ring on it

The ring game works for big parties, smaller events and long weekend breaks. You give or tell everyone to take the ring. You pick a word, usually bride, and if anyone hears you say the word they get your ring. The person at the end with the most rings wins a prize.

I have a full guide with free printables, just head to the Put a Ring on it game guide.

4. Why do we do that?

This game is great for history and tradition loving brides. Find some of the strangest wedding traditions, trust me there’s a lot. Then the guest has to guess why we do those traditions.

Example: why do brides wear a white dress? Give me the answer in the comments below.

Again I have a full blog post on this game also with free printables. Why do we do that game?

5. Pin the veil

If you have ever played Pin the tail on the Donkey you will know this one. I loved this game as a kid at birthday parties, anyone else?

You blindfold guests and give them a veil and they have to try and pin it in the right place on a big cut out bride. Can be the actual bride to be or a cartoon or photo.

6. How Well Do You Know the Bride?

Ask the guests a series of questions about the bride before the event. During the shower, read the questions aloud and have the guests write down their answers. Compare the responses and see who knows the bride best.

7. Bridal Pictionary

Divide the guests into teams and have them take turns drawing wedding-related words or phrases while their team members try to guess what they are illustrating within a time limit.

8. The Newlywed Game

Prepare a list of questions about the couple’s relationship and have the groom answer them in advance. During the shower, ask the bride the same questions and see how their answers match up.

9. Advice for the Bride

Set up a station with note cards or a guestbook where guests can write down their advice, well wishes, or marriage tips for the bride. This can be a thoughtful keepsake for the bride to look back on.

10. Toilet Paper Dress Game

Divide guests into teams and provide rolls of toilet paper or crepe paper. In a limited time, each team must create a wedding dress using only the materials provided. The bride can judge the designs and choose a winning team.

11. Wedding Scavenger Hunt

Create a scavenger hunt list with items related to weddings or specific objects around the venue. Guests can work individually or in teams to find and check off the items on the list.

12. Couple Jeopardy

Couple Jeopardy is a fun and interactive bridal shower game where the bride and groom answer questions about each other to test their knowledge and compatibility. The game is set up like a quiz show, with various categories and point values. The couple takes turns answering questions, and the guests enjoy watching their responses and learning more about the couple’s relationship.

13. He said she said

The “He Said, She Said” game is a playful bridal shower activity where guests try to guess who said certain statements or phrases, either the bride or the groom. The host reads out a series of quotes related to the couple’s relationship or personalities, and the guests must decide whether each statement was spoken by the bride or the groom. It’s a lighthearted way to test how well the guests know the couple and adds a fun element to the celebration.

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Knowing what to write in an invitation can leave you stumped!

It doesn’t need to be complicated, yes you can go all formal and follow the rules. But really, all you need to make sure is that you include all the key details.

What to include in a bridal shower invite

Here are some key details to consider:

1. Header:
   • Start with a catchy or elegant header that sets the tone for the event, such as “You’re Invited!” or “Join us for a Bridal Shower Celebration.”
2. Honoree’s Name:
   • Begin the invitation by mentioning the name of the bride-to-be or the couple (if it’s a co-ed shower) to make it clear who the event is for.
3. Event Details:
   • Date: Include the date of the bridal shower.
   • Time: Specify the start time and, if applicable, the end time.
   • Venue: Mention the name and address of the venue where the bridal shower will take place.
   • Theme (if applicable): If the shower has a specific theme, mention it here.
   • Dress Code (if applicable): Indicate if there’s a specific dress code, such as casual, formal, or themed attire.
4. RSVP Information:
   • Provide a deadline for guests to RSVP by and include the name and contact information of the person to whom they should respond. This can be an email address, phone number, or an RSVP card.
5. Gift Registry (optional):
   • If the bride has a gift registry, include the relevant information, such as the store name or website, to assist guests in choosing a gift.
6. Additional Instructions (if necessary):
   • If there are any special instructions or requests, such as bringing a dish for a potluck-style shower or bringing a recipe for a recipe-themed shower, mention them here.
7. Closing:
   • Conclude the invitation with a warm closing, such as “We look forward to celebrating with you!” or “Your presence is requested to honor the bride-to-be.”
8. Sender Information:
   • Sign off with the host’s name(s) or the person(s) responsible for organizing the shower.

Remember to use appropriate language and tone that reflects the style and formality of the event. You can get creative with the design and layout of the invitation to match the theme or the bride’s personality.

Overall, the invitation should clearly convey the essential details of the bridal shower and create excitement for the upcoming celebration.

Example of a formal invite

Example for a modern bridal shower invite wording

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When it comes to choosing a venue for your bridal shower, there are various options to consider. The venue you select should align with your desired atmosphere, guest count, budget, and personal preferences.

9 venues to host a bridal shower

1. Private Residence

Consider hosting the bridal shower at your own home or the home of a close friend or family member. This option provides a cozy and intimate setting, and you have more control over the ambiance and decorations. It can be a cost-effective choice as well.

2. Hire an Airbnb

If you don’t want to use your own home then it is becoming more popular now to hire a nice home for the day or night.

You can hire it for a few days so you can go all out with the setup. It takes away the stress of having the event at home, if you know, you know!

3. Restaurant or Café

Many restaurants and cafes offer private event spaces or party rooms that can be reserved for bridal showers. Look for venues that match your preferred style, whether it’s a casual brunch spot, a trendy eatery, or an elegant dining establishment. Check if they have packages specifically designed for bridal showers.

4. Garden or Outdoor Venue

If you prefer an outdoor celebration, consider hosting your bridal shower in a beautiful garden, park, or outdoor event space. This option provides a natural and scenic backdrop, especially during the warmer months. Make sure to have a backup plan in case of inclement weather.

5. Community Centers or Clubhouses

Check out local community centers or clubhouses that often have event spaces available for rental. These venues usually offer versatile spaces that can be customized to fit your bridal shower needs. They may provide amenities like kitchen facilities and ample parking.

6. Tea Room or Afternoon Tea Venue

For a classic and elegant experience, consider hosting your bridal shower at a tea room or a venue that specializes in afternoon tea. This option is perfect for an intimate gathering and offers a sophisticated atmosphere.

7. Boutique Hotel or Inn

Boutique hotels and inns often have private event spaces suitable for bridal showers. These venues can provide a charming and intimate ambiance, along with catering options and accommodations for out-of-town guests if needed.

8. Country Club or Banquet Hall

If you’re planning a larger bridal shower or desire a more formal setting, consider a country club or banquet hall. These venues offer ample space, elegant decor, and professional event staff to assist with planning and execution.

9. Unique and Unconventional Venues

Get creative and think outside the box! Consider venues such as art galleries, museums, vineyards, historic sites, or even a yacht or boat charter. These unique venues can add a touch of novelty and create a memorable experience for your guests.

When choosing a venue, consider factors such as capacity, location, amenities, cost, and the overall vibe you want to create. Visit the venues, ask for recommendations, and review their policies and packages to ensure they align with your vision for the bridal shower.

Top tips for choosing the right venue for you

Choosing the right venue for your bridal shower is an important decision that sets the tone for the event. Here are some top tips to consider when selecting a venue:

• Determine Your Budget: Before you start looking at venues, establish a clear budget for your bridal shower. This will help you narrow down your options and ensure you select a venue that fits within your financial means. Remember to account for other expenses, such as decorations, food, and any additional services or rentals.
• Consider the Guest Count: Make an estimate of the number of guests you plan to invite to the bridal shower. Ensure the venue can comfortably accommodate your expected guest count. You don’t want the space to feel too crowded or too empty. Consider if the venue has minimum or maximum capacity requirements.
• Determine the Atmosphere and Style: Think about the atmosphere and style you envision for your bridal shower. Do you want it to be intimate and cozy, or grand and elegant? Consider the venue’s interior design, decor, and overall ambiance. Ensure it aligns with your desired theme and matches your personal style.
• Location and Accessibility: Choose a venue that is conveniently located for your guests, considering factors like travel time, parking availability, and public transportation options. If some guests are traveling from out of town, proximity to accommodations may also be a factor to consider.
• Amenities and Services: Evaluate the amenities and services offered by the venue. Consider if they provide tables, chairs, linens, audiovisual equipment, or other necessities. Determine if they have in-house catering options or allow you to bring in outside catering. Check if they have a kitchen or food preparation area if needed.
• Flexibility and Customization: Assess the level of flexibility and customization the venue allows. Can you bring in your own decorations, or are there restrictions? Determine if you have the freedom to personalize the space to reflect your vision for the bridal shower.
• Reviews and Recommendations: Research the reputation and reviews of the venue. Look for testimonials from previous clients or ask for recommendations from friends, family, or wedding professionals. This can give you insights into the venue’s quality of service, responsiveness, and overall customer satisfaction.
• Visit the Venue: Schedule a site visit to the shortlisted venues. This will give you a firsthand look at the space, allowing you to assess its size, layout, cleanliness, and overall condition. It also gives you an opportunity to ask questions, discuss specific requirements, and get a sense of the venue’s staff and professionalism.
• Read the Contract: Carefully review the venue’s contract and policies before making a final decision. Pay attention to details such as pricing, deposit requirements, cancellation policies, and any additional fees or restrictions. Ensure you fully understand the terms and conditions before signing.

Remember, choosing the right venue is crucial for creating the desired atmosphere and ensuring a memorable bridal shower experience. Take your time, compare options, and select a venue that aligns with your vision and meets your practical needs.

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A bridal shower is a pre-wedding celebration or party typically held for the bride to be before her wedding day. It is an opportunity for close friends and family members to come together and “shower” the bride with gifts, well wishes, and advice for her upcoming marriage.

Traditionally, the bridal shower is organized and hosted by the maid of honor or close female relatives of the bride. However, nowadays, anyone close to the bride, including family members, friends, or even colleagues, can take on the role of organizing and hosting the event.

What happens at a bridal shower

During a bridal shower, guests often participate in various activities and games that are centered around the bride. These activities can include trivia games about the couple, guessing games, or other interactive activities that bring fun and laughter to the event.

Bridal showers are an opportunity for the bride and her loved ones to celebrate and share in the excitement leading up to the wedding day. They often feature decorations, food, and drinks. The specific format and theme of a bridal shower can vary depending on cultural traditions, personal preferences, and the overall style of the event.

Who pays for a bridal shower?

Traditionally, the maid of honor or the bridesmaids would cover the expenses for planning and hosting the bridal shower.

However, in recent times, financial responsibilities have become more flexible and can vary depending on various factors, including cultural norms, relationships, and the preferences of those involved.

How to plan a bridal shower

Discuss with the bride

Your first step should always be to talk to the bride. Ask her about her preferences, expectations, and any specific ideas she may have for the shower. Discuss the guest list, date, theme (if desired), and any particular activities or games she would like to include.

Set a budget

Determine the budget for the bridal shower. This will help you make decisions regarding the venue, decorations, food, and other elements of the event.

If you are the host and covering cost this is easier to decide. If you are all pitching in then make sure you speak to everyone and at least get a rough idea of budgets.

Choose a date and time

Coordinate with the bride and select a date and time that works for her and most of the important guests. Aim to schedule the shower a few weeks to a couple of months before the wedding, allowing ample time for preparations and RSVPs.

Create a guest list

Work with the bride to create a guest list based on her preferences. Consider inviting close friends, family members, and other individuals important to the bride’s life. Coordinate with the bride to collect the necessary contact information for the guests.

Select a venue

Determine the location for the bridal shower. It can be hosted at someone’s home, a rented event space, a restaurant, or any other suitable location based on the budget and the number of guests.

Choose a theme or style

If the bride desires a specific theme for the bridal shower, brainstorm ideas together and choose a theme that reflects her interests and personality. The theme can influence the decorations, invitations, and activities at the shower.

Choosing an overall style or theme is really important to have a cohesive event. It helps let guests know what to wear and expect and makes decorating and styling easier.

Send invitations

Create and send out invitations to the guests. You can choose to send traditional physical invitations or use digital platforms to send electronic invitations. Make sure to include the date, time, location, RSVP details, and any special instructions or requests.

A top tip is to set up a WhatsApp group for everyone or at least the key members so you can chat about any decisions easily.

Plan the menu

Decide if you want a sit-down meal, a buffet, or a more casual setup. Consider people’s dietary preferences and any potential food allergies or restrictions of the guests.

A bridal shower brunch is always a big hit. I love the pizza and prosecco theme, super easy to get pizzas and everyone likes pizza, right?

Organize activities and games

Plan some engaging activities and games for the guests to enjoy during the shower. This can include icebreaker games, trivia about the couple, advice-sharing sessions, or other interactive activities related to the bride or the wedding.

I have put together a list of ideas for games that people actually want to play!

Decorations and Styling

The fun part! Well, my favorite anyway!

Select decorations that will enhance the overall atmosphere of the event. This can include table centerpieces, balloons, banners, flowers, and any other decorative elements that align with the chosen theme or color scheme.

Gifts and Favours

Discuss with the bride if she wants a gift registry or any specific instructions regarding gifts. Inform the guests about any gift preferences or suggestions in the invitations.

Consider what favors you will have for the guests attending. You can do small edible gifts or go all out with gift bags.

Plan the schedule

Create a detailed schedule for the bridal shower, including the timing of activities, gift opening, and any speeches or toasts. Make sure to allocate enough time for each segment while allowing room for flexibility and mingling.

Giving guests a brief timeline is helpful to things running smoothly. You can send this digitally, print if off or have it as a big sign.

Coordinate logistics

Take care of logistical aspects such as renting the venue, arranging for seating, audiovisual equipment (if needed), and ensuring any necessary permits or permissions are obtained.

This is when a planner comes in super useful. Having all the times, and supplier contact details in one place makes any event run smoothly.

Confirm RSVPs and finalize details

Keep track of guest RSVPs and communicate with the venue, vendors, and any individuals involved to confirm arrangements and finalize details.

If you have a big event with a large guest list I would have an online RSVP system if possible. If not keep a spreadsheet yourself that can be easily shared.

Execute the plan

On the day of the bridal shower, set up the venue according to the chosen theme and ensure everything is in place. Coordinate with any helpers or volunteers, greet the guests, and ensure the flow of the event follows the planned schedule.

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