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With so many ideas out there, it can be hard to know where to start when you’re planning a bridal shower. To help you get started with your planning, I’ve put together this list of 15 of the best bridal shower decoration ideas that I’ve seen.
Hanging Succulent Outdoors
If you’ve ever wanted to grow your own succulents, now is the time. Succulents are low maintenance, easy to care for and they’re beautiful. What more could you want?
You can hang them indoors or outdoors; just make sure that whatever containers you use have drainage holes and are placed in a spot where they will get some sunlight. If you’re growing them outdoors, it’s best to plant them in the shade during the summer months so their leaves don’t turn brown from too much sun exposure!
Monogramed Pillow
A monogrammed pillow is a great way to add your personal touch to the bridal shower. You can make it yourself using fabric paints and stencils, or you can find them pre-made at craft stores.
After your bridal shower, give this pillow away as a gift for the bride-to-be. If she wants to keep the pillow, she could use it on her bed or in her living room—or even take it on her honeymoon!
Paper Chain Garland
Paper chain garlands are a great way to add a little bit of whimsy and festivity to your party. They’re super simple to make, too. All you need is a few paper chains and some string or ribbon that can be hung up anywhere in the house! You can hang them from the ceiling, walls, doors, chandeliers… even windows (if they’ll fit). The best part is that you don’t have to worry about them falling down on anyone’s head when they walk under it because paper is fairly lightweight after all!
Mini Succulents for Bridesmaids
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Cute Table Numbers
- To make your cute table numbers, you will need:
- Paint pen
- Paper punch
- Craft knife
- Hot glue gun or glue stick
Spring Shower Centerpiece
- You’ll need:
- 3 different sized mason jars (one small, one medium, and one large)
- A wide variety of flowers in different colors and shapes (such as gerber daisies, sunflowers or other large blooms)
- Two pieces of moss or twigs to wrap around the base of each flower stem (optional)
- To make the centerpiece, begin by arranging your flowers inside each mason jar with stems down into water. If you’re using a patterned paper straw with your glassware (which we think is a great way to add some flair), use it here to wrap around the bottom part of your flower stems if desired! Make sure there’s plenty of room for them when arranging them in their respective containers before adding water all over top again so nothing gets wet but instead stays dry enough for things not to rot if left out too long at once–this will help keep everything looking fresh longer than usual when used correctly!
Rustic Wreath
- Use a rustic wreath.
- Use a large wreath.
- Put a small wreath inside the big one, or even better, tie two smaller ones together using rope or twine to make it look like they’re growing out of each other. (You can also use ribbon instead—just make sure your ribbon is thick enough so that it doesn’t droop down when you hang the wreaths.)
- If you want to add some color and texture to your decorating options, try mixing in greenery with the flowers: ferns, eucalyptus leaves or pinecones are all great ways to add sophistication while keeping things looking natural and outdoorsy!
Succulent Favors
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Table This, Table That
To create a cohesive look, you need to choose your tableware and decorations in similar shades of color. A good rule of thumb is to stick within the same hue family, so if you’re going for bright reds, oranges and yellows, choose all of your centerpieces and candles in these tones too.
For example: You can have a different color scheme for every table (such as blue at one place setting and pink at another) or use multiple colors across each setting (like pink napkins with yellow plates).
Wall Decorations
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Macrame Banner
A macrame banner is a great way to decorate the shower venue with something that has a bit of a vintage vibe to it. You can use any material you like and make it in any color or shape you like!
You’ll need:
- A variety of cords (the picture shows silk cord)
- A variety of beads (the picture shows glass beads)
- An ironing board, an iron, and a large table where you can lay out all your materials while working on the banner.
Cupcake Display Stand Ideas for the Bridal Shower Party
If you’re hosting a bridal shower and want to make the most of your decorating efforts, then cupcake stands are definitely something that should be on your list. They can be used to showcase anything from cupcakes to other types of food or even non-edible items like flowers.
- Buy: There are many great options available for purchase online or in stores that will fit in with any theme. For example, if you have a beach theme going on, try these awesome seashell decorated ones from Etsy!
- Make: If you’re more crafty than me (which I am), then consider making your own stand with some paper mache and glue!
Antler Inspired Cake Decoration Ideas for the Bridal Shower Party
- Antler Inspired Cake Decoration Ideas for the Bridal Shower Party
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Cute Flower Decorations for the Bridal Shower Party
Flowers are a great way to decorate for the bridal shower party. You can either buy them at the grocery store, or pick them from your garden, or even make them yourself out of paper.
If you’re looking for ideas on how to use flowers at your wedding shower party, then read on below!
Here are some great bridal shower decoration ideas.
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Conclusion
A great bridal shower is a wonderful way to celebrate the upcoming wedding of your loved ones. We hope that you have found some inspiration from the ideas listed above. Good luck with putting together your own bridal shower!
