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If you prefer to keep things lighter, and you know the bride or couple well, then it’s fine (and fun!) to share a laugh with your shower card. There are 10 boxes in total, with each one timed to a special point in the journey from just engaged to newlywed. And instead of strictly arriving monthly like a typical subscription box, each plan is customized to the bride’s wedding date, with boxes arriving monthly, bimonthly, or even biweekly to ensure she gets each and every one. J.R.R. Tolkien: I would rather spend one lifetime with you than face all the ages of this world alone Pro Tip: If your gift happens to be a family heirloom, or if it’s handmade with love, it’s great to mention that in your card, too.

All of the opulent offerings are housed in a branded white box they can reuse to save all of the keepsakes they’ll collect over the next several months. Subsequent boxes will arrive thoughtfully filled with things like apparel (such as a silky, getting-ready robe), beauty products (like a pampering Patchology mask), and decor fit for multiple wedding-related occasions .

Badges: We love a hen party badge for the group that doesn’t want to scream their party style from the rooftops. Add some Team Bride badges or even photos of the bride and groom to your badges for a lovely, subtle token. Some shower messages are more about the day, the celebration, and the fun of just being together at such an exciting time in the bride-to-be’s life. It’s so fun to share in your shower and give you a little something to help you get ready for married life.” Pro Tip: Should you write “love” to a soon-to-be in-law? If that’s what feels natural, then yes. They’re more likely to see it as warm and welcoming than weird. What a busy and exciting time! I’ll be thinking of you as you make your final preparations for the big day.”

We’re about to be family, and I think that calls for a little something special. Hope you like it!” Pro Tip: If the card’s printed message has already said “shower,” or if you just find the term sort of fusty and old-fashioned, here are a few alternative ways to refer the gathering: celebration, special day, happy day, big day, party, pre-party, bachelorette, bridal fête, pre-wedding hootenanny. (Just kidding on that last one.) (Kind of.) Another clutch choice for on-theme swag is Something New Bridal Box: a subscription service that will bring you a box overflowing with five to seven full-sized products every month, each curated to a specific theme. (Think: a box boasting workout swag for a seriously stress-reducing pre-wedding sweat sesh.) Because gifts are such a big part of wedding showers, it makes perfect sense that your written message might refer to your gift in some way. Some showers are especially for brides and are more commonly called “bridal showers.” Others “shower” the happy couple together at a “wedding shower.” Either way, you can add to the good vibes of the occasion by adding a warm personal message to your bridal or wedding shower card. Whether you’re inclined to write just a little or a whole lot, we’ve got tips and inspiration to help.

Here Comes the Bride: Hen Party T-Shirts & Vest Tops

Were there nothing else, For which to praise the heavens but only love… Only love were cause enough for praise.’ —Tennyson; Wishing you a lifetime of love together…” Read on for Hallmark-writer-approved ideas on how to make your bridal shower card perfectly you—and also perfect for a party this happy! A wedding shower card is still a good way to be there in thought when you can’t be there in person.

T-shirts: Your hen party t-shirts are the first thing people notice as your crew head out on the town for your hen night out, so make sure they make a statement with a cheeky slogan or two.We wanted to make sure you and John get everything you need for your new home, so we all chipped in on this. Enjoy!”