Toast the bride-to-be.
You’re invited to celebrate with us
Tea in the garden, brunch with friends or cocktails with the bridal party. Find the invitation for the shower you’re throwing.
A bridal shower
You’re invited to celebrate with us
A celebration before the big day
For the bride and her favorite people
A shower for the bride-to-be
A shower for the bride-to-be
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A friend, the maid of honor or a family member usually hosts the bridal shower, and the invitation sets expectations for a gift-giving party. That makes it the right place to mention the registry, a theme like “recipe shower” or “stock the bar,” and whether it’s a surprise.
Share the link with the whole guest list at once, or email it through GatherRibbon and see who has opened it. Each reply can include a note, which is a lovely place for guests to send the bride a few kind words.
Send bridal shower invitations four to six weeks ahead. Showers usually take place two to three months before the wedding.
See the timeline for every occasionPlease join us for a bridal shower honoring Claire Bennett Sunday, May 2 at 11 am The Garden Room, 40 Elm Street Hosted by her bridesmaids
Showering the bride-to-be with love (and recipes)! Please bring your favorite family recipe to fill Rosa’s first kitchen.
Jack and Lily are tying the knot! Celebrate the couple at a backyard shower. Saturday, Aug 21 · 4 pm Registered at Home & Hearth
Usually the maid of honor, bridesmaids, a close friend or family. It’s also perfectly fine today for the couple’s mothers to host.
Yes. It’s standard on shower invitations because the event centers on gifts. A short line with the store or website name is enough.
Yes. Inviting someone to the shower but not the wedding is considered a faux pas. The usual exception is an office shower thrown by coworkers.