I feel like it has been forever since I shared a space in our home.... Ok maybe just weeks ?

I hope you all have a wonderful week ahead of you and don't forget to stay sweet, Amanda Lauren.

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Facebook now reminds you just how fast time flies with it's memory reminders.  Opening Facebook a few days back reminded me that my wedding shower was already 2 years ago!

Can I just say I had a beautiful wedding shower!!! My mother-n-law and sister-n-law were on point with everything.... and they brought the glitter! bahahaha We have decided that we are now all shower throwing experts.  So here are some ideas from  my shower that will help you throw the perfect bridal shower.

Balloon Decorations for Bridal Showers

Creating a balloon backdrop is a great way to add some fun to your space. Pick up colors that will go with your theme.  Tie balloons to weights at different heights to layer them behind the gift tables or food tables.  (They used rocks and placed them in little popcorn bags that were used on my favor table. But painted blocks of wood work great too.) Aren't the pearly balloons pretty!!!

TIP: Buy your balloons in bulk an then take them to your supermarket like Kroger and schedule to pick them up just a few hours before. They won't deflate then. If you are picking up 50 balloons you may need 2 cars & those with a back hatch work best!

Tip: Use colored napkins to add more color to your tables and layer different colored/material with table clothes for more texture and color.

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Favors for a Bridal Shower​

Tips: Having something your guest can make can be a good ice breaker.  This was also a very cute personal touch for me because at the time I worked at a theatre... so of course we needed popcorn!

 Games for Bridal Showers

Tips: Create your own bingo sheet and write words on balls to shout out between opening presents. (I used golf balls because Kirby is a golfer!) He Said She Said is also fun! If you don't want to make your own you can find cute downloads on Etsy that you can often personalize.

Helpful Items for the Bride on her Shower Day

Tips: Provide a bought or designed recipe card in the invitation to encourage the guest to give the bride their favorite recipes. You can also ask them to bring a spice with them.