It brings me joy to host a party. The excitement, the planning and getting to choose how to make each detail stand out is a creative job I do not take lightly.
I’ve known my Sister-In-Law for almost 10 years. The strong, confident woman that she is, is someone that I admire and her finance is lucky to have her by his side. So when I was asked to host her shower I could not have been more excited to do it.
I wanted her to have a shower that would honor her as bride and the life she is about to begin. A Tea Party represented both the beauty and traditions that she is entering into with her vows and the Marathon County Historical Society was the perfect setting to do it.
Guests dined on hamburger sliders and mini blts with a special sauce recipe that my husband and I will keep secret forever. With an assortment of tea and games for the bride to be we toasted to her upcoming marriage and showered her with gifts.
Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your special day.
If you’d like to recreate this shower I’ve included links to some of the products. However, most of these pieces came from thrift shops and estate sales that truly make the bridal shower one of a kind.
Tea cup candles were hand poured by The Simple Things by Katie and Alyssa and can be found here:
