6 Creative Ways to Ask Your Besties to Be Your Bridesmaids
Publicado por JOYCE EMERSON en
It's time to go out with your bridesmaids.After all it makes sense to expect them on your wedding day.Because you know that your best friends and closest family should not just receive a text message or make a phone call on this important occasion. Inviting your bridesmaids to your wedding should be done in the most special and creative way possible.
Much like asking a crush to the high school dance, you can’t just flat out ask anyone anymore. How to ask a bridesmaid?It could be a clever bridesmaid invitation card, or a thoughtful gift.That's why we've compiled this list of ceative ways to pop the question to your closest friends.Choose the right one for your team.
Say it with sweets
Girls always love to be presented with a cake or a display of cupcakes. Spell out the message on whatever dessert your friends would like most.
Go old fashioned
There’s nothing wrong with sending out an old fashioned card! It could be simple and to the point, or you could print out a funny message to go along with the note like “Will you hold my dress while I pee?” This card is sure to be the best mail they’ve received all week.
A bottle of wine
Print out a message or a picture of the two of you to stick on the label of your friends’ favorite bottle of wine.
Make a photo strip
Have a family member take a few priceless photos of you spelling out the message of “Will you be my bridesmaid?” This is an easy way to ask your besties and will be a photo that they will hang onto forever. Jewelry
Get a necklace or bracelet for your future bridesmaids. This way, all of your best friends can have matching jewelry that they can all happily sport on the big day.
Proposal Box
Bridesmaid proposal gift boxes make it easy to pack some small gifts for your bridesmaid proposal! Each glossy white box comes with a pink rose foil heart on the top and a sheet of black dotted tissue paper. Each empty box includes a label with a photo, name, and "short" message.
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