Bfidal shower

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I think that you throwing the shower is just fine. All the “rules” from

long ago don’t normally apply anymore. As to budget saving ideas… Why

don’t you decorate with something that she “needs” and that way she can then

have a head start on those items. I went to one not long ago that used all

the pots and pans for the bride as the centerpieces and such, they put

flowers in them and it was really neat. Another thing they did was make

flowers out of dish clothes and such, very creative. As to party favors,

depending on the theme, but how about a dish towel, wooden spoon and some

nice recipe cards for each person, all tied with a pretty bow? If everyone

is younger how about a nice set of bath gel and a poofy ball thing. You can

get both at Big Lots in good name brands and those are always popular with

most people.

Marie

— In Budget101_@yahoogroups.com, M F wrote:

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> My daughter is getting married in May, and being that her friends

do not live near us, I would like to throw her a shower. I was told

that that is tacky for a family memeber to throw a shower, but she

really wants a shower, so I’m giving her one anyways. It will be a

small wedding, so the shower will be small also. I am looking for

low cost decorating ideas and gifts for the guests. Any help and

input is appreciated.

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> Thank you,

> Melissa

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