By April Littleton
According to UsMagazine.com, Kaley Cuoco celebrated her future walk down the aisle with a bridal shower Saturday, Nov. 23. Some of the guests included Ali Fedotowsky, Lacey Chabert and Melissa Rauch. The bride-to-be wore a floral-printed dress with a collared neckline and blue heels. Cuoco and fiancé Ryan Sweeting got engaged just three months after dating.
How do you decide who to invite to your bridal shower?
Cupid’s Advice:
Creating a long list of names for an event like a bridal shower can seem like a difficult and tedious task. Who do you invite and who will have to miss out on all the fun? It’s impossible to hold a shower with every single one of your family members, friends and co-workers in attendance. Unfortunately, you’ll have to narrow it down. Cupid has some tips:
1. Ask for help: You generated a list of all of the potential invitees, which may include your friends and family, along with some of your partner’s. Now you’re left with the challenging task of condensing the list. If you can’t do it on your own, ask someone you trust to look over the list. They’ll be able to give you some much needed input on who should be at your shower versus the people who’ll need to sit this one out.
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2. Small or big get-together: Think about what kind of bridal shower you want. Do you want a big, fancy shindig or would you rather keep it simple with a few close friends around? Keep in mind that the bigger your party is, the more expensive it will be.
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3. Same as the wedding guests: To make things easier on yourself, just invite the same people you’re inviting your wedding (unless you’re having a huge ceremony). Another option you could try is simply inviting all the people who you know can’t make it to your wedding – that way they can still wish the bride well without any hard feelings.
How did you decide who to invite to your bridal shower? Share your experience below.
