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Rustic charm -

Characterized by simplicity and the use of natural elements, rustic decor evokes comfort and relaxation. Lean on neutral tones and organic decorations.

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Hawaiian luau -

For a Hawaiian inspired bridal shower, have everyone arrive in colorful floral attire, and decorate the space with tiki torches, pineapples, hibiscus flowers, and monstera leaves. 

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Nautical-inspired -

Whether or not you're planning to head out on a boat, you can pull off a nautical bridal shower theme with shades of navy blue, stripes, anchors, and ship wheels.

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Literary dream -

What better theme could you choose for someone who loves to read? Pick one of the bride's favorite books to inspire the entire theme. You could also use various books for the decor, and display famous literary quotes or passages on custom cocktail napkins, menus, and other signage.

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Amalfi Coast -

Bring the Italian coastal town to the future bride and her loved ones by using it as a theme. Serve Aperol spritzes while paying homage to the destination with lemon accents, white flowers, and blue and white hues. 

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Garden gathering -

Celebrate the guest of honor in the great outdoors with a garden-inspired bridal shower. Whether you host in your backyard or rent a solarium, fill the event space with lush flowers.

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Tea party -

Organize a traditional tea party with floral arrangements, formal china, and brightly-colored linens. As for the menu, serve fancy finger sandwiches, pastel cupcakes, and a variety of tea flavors.

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Paris romance -

If the future bride is a fan of Paris, use the capital of France as the main aesthetic for your bridal shower. Incorporate the Eiffel Tower into the decorations and serve up French wines, cheeses, and pastries, such as croissants to macarons.

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Pool party -

If it's summer, beat the heat by inviting everyone to a pool party. Spend the celebration tanning on a lounge chair, swimming in the water, or a little bit of both. 

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Western-inspired celebration -

Cue the country music and cowboy boots. Decorate with barrels of hay, plaid linens, cowhide rugs, potted plants, leather accents, and wooden furniture.

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Beach bonanza -

Why not head to the coast? A party with oceanfront views definitely reigns supreme! Decorate with brightly colored flowers for a summery vibe. 

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Glam pajama party -

Book a suite at a hotel for a luxurious escape, or host this at your own home, and ask everyone to show up in their favorite pajamas. Plan a bridal shower menu full of breakfast foods, like waffles, pancakes, and mimosas.

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Glitz and glamorous -

If the bride-to-be loves getting dressed to the nines, make it a theme and ask guests to sport floor-length looks. Make sure to decorate the site with chic, upscale decor.  

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Roaring '20s soirée -

Throw a bridal shower straight out of the '20s with feather centerpieces, sequined tablecloths, and tons of champagne. Don't forget to also ask your guests to show up in their best flapper-inspired attire!

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Color-focused event -

Choose a combination of colors that the future bride loves and use those hues for the rest of the party, from the cocktails to the plates.

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Jack and Jill shower -

If the bride-to-be wants to celebrate her special party with her future spouse, make it a Jack and Jill shower. It's essentially a bridal shower, but the groom-to-be and his squad are also in attendance.

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Citrus celebration -

For this fresh, summery aesthetic, use real lemons, limes, and oranges to decorate the site. Go all out with circus-flavored drinks and snacks, like limoncello and lemon squares.

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Picnic luncheon -

A picnic luncheon is a casual and welcoming way to commemorate the festivities. Choose an outdoor venue, whether it's your own backyard or a local park, and cater a spread of gourmet sandwiches, fruit salad, and lemonade.

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Wine tasting -

If the woman of the hour is a wine connoisseur, book a private vineyard tour or host a wine tasting at your own home. Give guests personalized wine glasses as party favors.

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Brewery tour -

Maybe the star of the show prefers beer to wine. If that's the case, head to a brewery to tour the facilities, learn how the beverages are made, and have a taste of the venue's finest craft.

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Cottagecore -

Bring this whimsical aesthetic to your bridal shower with earthy tones, wildflowers, copper lanterns, and exposed wood tables. For food, the best option is a farm-to-table menu with locally sourced ingredients.

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Paint and sip bridal shower -

Tap into your artistic side with this unique bridal shower theme that's both creative and social. Serve refreshments and light snacks with a playlist queued up to spark everyone's creativity.

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Pretty in pink -

You can never go wrong with a pink-themed soirée, especially if it's the VIP guest's favorite color. Just make sure to select decorations, drinks, and food in that singular hue. 

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Pizza party -

If the bride-to-be's version of an ideal night involves kicking back on the couch with a slice of pizza, throw a pizza party. Experiment with gourmet dishes, like pear and prosciutto and goat cheese and pesto, while dining by candlelight.

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Spa day -

Treat the future bride to a day of pampering with a spa-themed bridal shower. If the guest list is fairly small, consider renting a private room at a spa for the day. Otherwise, you can recreate a spa vibe in your own home. 

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Ombré -

An ombré theme gives dimension, movement, and vitality to your event. Pick a few of the special attendee's favorite hues and blend them from light to dark. Use the gradient across your tables cape, food, and drink displays, and signage.

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Blast from the past -

Hop in a time travel machine with a retro bridal shower! Choose the bride-to-be's favorite decade, and decorate the space accordingly.

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Starry night -

Decorate with celestial details like twinkling string lights, shimmering table accents, constellation posters, and star-shaped decor to create a magical setting. And if possible, lie down outside on an assortment of blankets and pillows and watch the stars.

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Ice cream party -

If the bridal shower is set to take place in the spring or summer, an ice cream-themed party will keep everyone cool and happy.
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