Bridal Shower Tips

1. Finding a VenueThe first step to hosting a home ec themed bridal shower is choosing the right location. Here are some ideas of where to search: - Local Craft Groups & Centers- Fabric Stores- In the homeThe easiest place to hold a home ec themed br...

Make index-sized cards with the words "_____________ isn't always black and white in marriage" at the top. Some examples for answers from guests could be "raising children," "paying bills," and "ordering take-out."

Too much black and white has the potential to feel cold and uninviting. If you don't introduce gentle accents of other colors, the stark color pallette can become overkill. Don't be afraid to use a bit of color!Bright, vibrant colors when used in the right way accent the black and white color scheme nicely. A good way to use subtle color is through floral centerpieces. Gerbera daisies, tulips and sunflowers will especially pop if you everything else on the table is strictly black and white.

For the bride who is a princess that loves pink.

For the bride who loves a classic luxe style and whose shower is taking place during a "red" holiday season such as Christmas or Valentine's Day. Photo Credit: Jeanne Benedict.

For the bride that goes for a modern touch mixed with iconic symbols. Photo Credit: John Sparano.

For the bride that has a passion for Art Deco. Photo Credit: John Sparano.

For the bride that loves "the little blue box" and all its sweet shiny possibilities. Photo Credit: John Sparano.

For the bride that loves the simply elegant fabulousness of roses! Photo Credit: John Sparano.

Sweet, dreamy confections are a must-have at this shower that's all about her dreams coming true.