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Jul 21 2008

Best Shower Idea

Published by carolinecloutier at 9:52 pm under Uncategorized Edit This

shower.jpgSo as you’re aware, I was guest of honour at my first bridal shower this past weekend.

Yes the nerves were there and I was overwhelmed by the amount of people who were there. My sister-in-law’s house was absolutely packed. It was raining so we all were inside (apparently it’s good luck to have it shower on your shower). While I was overwhelmed, the realization that everyone was actually there to support me and my fiance was so touching. I opened so many gifts they are literally overtaking my one bedroom apartment. I don’t mind though, it’s just another reason to convince my fiance to move.

While this was such an amazing shower, I did learn about a brilliant idea! My sister in law had everyone fill out their names and addresses on the front of envelopes for a draw. All of the envelopes were kept after the draw and at the end of the shower, she handed all of them to me along with Thank You cards. This way I don’t have to search for everyone’s names and addresses AND I already have the cards.

I just was amazed at this idea. I am so appreciating this right now as it takes some of the pressure off of me and makes the thank you’s a lot more enjoyable.

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One Response to “Best Shower Idea”

  1. mickie31on 21 Jul 2008 at 10:27 pm edit this

    Its good to here that people supported you and that your fiance was so touching. I’m glad to hear all about your gifts and that you had such a lovely time. All the best to you a very interesting blog.

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