Bridal shower invitation templates
Bridal shower invitation templates with the bride-to-be's name, the registry, a map and RSVP. Animated, easy to edit and shared in one link.
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A shower for the bride-to-be: a brunch, a tea or a garden afternoon, with her name up front, the registry a tap away and a reply card, so the hosts know how many chairs to set. Send it by text, e-mail or WhatsApp.
A short guide
A simple form is “Please join us for a bridal shower honouring Ana Costa”, followed by the date, time, address and hosts. Add the registry, any theme and a reply date. Warm phrases such as “Showering the bride with love” suit a casual party, while a formal tea can use plainer words.
Yes. Unlike a wedding invitation, a shower invitation is the accepted place for it, since guests come expecting to bring a gift. Name the store or site in a short line near the end. If the bride has asked for no gifts, or a shared theme such as recipes, say that instead.
Four to six weeks before the shower is standard, with replies due about two weeks before. Showers often fall two weeks to two months ahead of the wedding, so guests who are travelling can combine dates. Give more notice if the guest list includes family who need to arrange time off.
Friends, bridesmaids or relatives usually host, and today mothers and sisters often do too, although old etiquette frowned on it. Invite only people who are also on the wedding guest list. The bride’s and partner’s mothers, sisters and close friends come first. Check the final list with the bride before anything is sent.
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