Pamper the Bride Wedding Shower

Recently, I received a pamper the bride wedding shower invitation.  Does anyone have gift ideas besides the usual hair, makeup, manicure, pedicure, jewelry, photos idea.?  Since this is her second wedding, we are truly trying to come up with something meaningful and unusual. 

 

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Permalink Reply by Caren Jeanty on July 15, 2010 at 4:40am
spa treatment, painting, or keepsake corsage
Permalink Reply by Embroidery Fashions Boutique on July 19, 2010 at 11:47pm
Thanks for your suggestions Caren. I like the keepsake corsage idea.
Permalink Reply by Bride to Bridesmaids on July 21, 2010 at 4:09pm
That sounds like a fun shower! An idea is to customize a lotion or soap with a label made just for your friend. The lotion lady might be a good resource for you if you like this idea. The lotion lady makes her own soaps and sells them at the Farmer's Market I attend. I have her lotion and it is wonderful! She has some other fun ideas on her website.
Here is her webiste http://www.lotionlady.com/


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Permalink Reply by Marley Lilly on January 12, 2011 at 11:53am

what about a set of towels for her new bathroom with the couples monogram on them? It is related to the spa, pamper type theme but she will keep them and use them for much longer!

 

I sell them on my website in cream or ivory:

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Permalink Reply by Freedom Videography on January 13, 2011 at 6:31am

Here are a few of my ideas:

 

1.  A Large photo framed of the couple, with a large white border on the sides for other couples / friends to sign their well wishes, this can be laid out at the reception hall as well, and will be a great keepsake for their whole lifetime.

2.  A digital photo frame pre-loaded with pictures from all the good times that you had with the bride

3.  A date night kit for the new couple, and bundle in things off right having a weekly date night.  Work with the other girls to make a gift basket of gift cards to restaurants that they like, movie tickets, or rental tickets, popcorn buckets, etc.  Good Stuff

 

Hope that helps.

 

Chris

Freedom Videography

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Permalink Reply by Maureen Daniels on January 14, 2011 at 2:42pm

Most brides by far, have aching feet come reception and partying time...at some point she will want to rest her feet and put on something a little more comfortable but yet fashionable...

 

You can give her her partying shoes....in a nice pampered bride box...

Permalink Reply by Angela Love on January 16, 2011 at 10:26am

Aromatherapy massage is my favourite thing, could you incorporate one of these? Not sure if you have Nutrimetics overseas (I'm in Australia), but the reps will often do bridal pamper parties, and the bride can choose between pedicure, massage, facials etc. They provide these services free of charge, but you need to have a minimum number of guests, who the rep hopes will buy products.

 

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Permalink Reply by Elizabeth M Moore on January 18, 2011 at 4:13am
2.3 million weddings take place every year in the United States – breaking down to nearly 6,200 weddings a day.  Over $19 billion dollars are spent on purchasing wedding gifts for the bride and groom. One of the hottest new trends is gifting the bride and groom with high-quality wines.  

Presenting them with cases of wine so they can start their own wine cellar is a unique gift idea that can start the new couple off on a lifetime of wine enjoyment.  Offering gifts of personalized wines – often with the couple's photograph, name and date of the wedding – is also a standout and a lot more appreciated than that toaster oven.  Special boxed wine gift sets also make great gifts for the wedding party and as do sparkling sets of handcrafted stemware.

Whenever, wherever those 2.3 million weddings are taking place, you’ll hear the sounds of glasses clinking.  Your gift of wine can keep the glasses filled with exclusive, handcrafted wines from WineShop At Home.
ELIZABETH M MOORE
Permalink Reply by Shannon Confair Photography on February 5, 2011 at 3:21pm
What about a boudoir shoot? Make sure to find a reputable, established photographer if you go that route. Or you could put together a recipe book for her by collecting a favorite recipe from each friend/relative participating and include a note from them along with the recipe. Another idea would be a girls weekend away- maybe a 3 day cruise or trip to the beach, or a winery tour (I'm not sure where you're located so I don't know what would be practical)

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