1-2 months from the wedding date.
i have some advice for you, since you're th maid of honor:
when hosting a wedding shower please make sure all the attention is on the bride to be, its her day and she should feel that way.
if there's alcohol involved, make sure no one gets drunk!
otherwise there will be drama.
no one should start eating or drinking without the bride!
The reason why I'm telling you this is because my maid of honor was horrible, when she had the bridal shower for me she was already eating and drunk before i arrived. she had just gotten engaged acouple weeks before the shower and the whole bridal shower was about her. She really hurt me, and she was also disrespecting some of my cousins and sister inlaw.
im shure this wont happen to you, but just so you know what can possibly happen.
Goodluck to you!be the best maid of honor you can be, the good will come back to you.
2006-11-30 09:53:57
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answered by Anonymous
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I would say just about one month from the wedding. You want to do this make sure there is still a wedding in October 2007 A lot can go down in 11 months!!
And also so it is closer to the wedding but still not too close as to stress out the bride.
The most important person to ask advice from is the bride though as she is the only person you have to make happy and if she has an idea that she wants one a week before the wedding or two months that is all that matters!
The link below is to a page talking about bridal shower ettiquete.
2006-11-30 09:40:18
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answered by Christopher McGregor 3
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I would do it in September not on the long weekend as people make plans to go places then. The weekend after would be good. Also it makes it an event away from everything else happening right now. Just make sure they don't have family events near then B-days for the other children etc. It also is far enough away people won't feel like they are gifted out (baby gift,house warming,wedding ,shower)
2006-11-30 17:06:07
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answered by emmandal 4
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I had one a month before and had another a week before... I liked having it that way because I didn't have to store all that stuff somewhere for a long time.. It incoviencies everywhere, unless you have room for it. If you make it close to the wedding, the bride/groom can have it within a month in their new home.. Wish you the best of luck.. what a wonderful thing! Have fun!
2006-11-30 09:38:29
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answered by Anonymous Wife 24F 2
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I would do it sometime in August, that way your friend has enough time to register and get everything she wants and take things back during that time before the wedding, so after she is married she is ready to move with her hubby. I think having it two months in advance is good also becasuse as it get closer and closer the bride is going to feel more stressed and she doesn't want to have to worry about the shower right before the wedding. so Two months is perfect.
2006-11-30 09:50:48
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answered by Anonymous
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Normally aprox 2 months before the shower. Sometime In August would be appropriate. No later than a month before - no sooner than 3 months before - 2 months is the normal rule of thumb.
2006-11-30 09:38:22
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answered by svmainus 7
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lately, that is better and better effective for moms, sisters, or different relations to throw bridal showers. better brides and grooms stay in cities except the only the position they grew up, and their attendants might want to correctly be in nonetheless yet another city. in the journey that they are having the marriage of their homeland yet not one of the attendants stay there, that is unrealistic to assume a maid of honor in Seattle to devise a bath in Chicago devoid of any help from the locals. So that is often mom or Sis who can truly coordinate the bathe plans. remote bridesmaids and honor attendants are surely pitching in yet further and extra, mom is growing party critical and there's no fake pas in that. (truly, showers thrown through relations are fairly a lot the norm in some areas of the rustic.) And at the same time as it comes each and every of ways all the way down to it, the bathe is about presents, no count number who throws it. It sounds like your mom purely needs to affix your very special day. That is smart - she loves you and needs you to experience free! because you element out that she isn't financially able to host yet another bathe and also you'll choose that she no longer make contributions to the bathe your MIL and SIL are throwing - imagine of approaches that you'll be able to make her experience significant and valued. - Have a particular position of honor for her to sit down in the course of the bathe, ideally next to you. perchance the MIL and SIL can reliquish some duty in the course of the bathe - like writing down the presents as you open them - on your mom to do. - Spend the morning earlier the bathe (or evening after) which include your mom for some one-on-one time -on the bathe, supply a small speech to thank your MIL and SIL for information superhighway hosting a brilliant bathe - take a 2d on the top to thank your mom for being supportive and efficient in the course of the annoying planning time (and for the era of your complete existence) i'm hoping this permits. Congratulations on your engagement. celebrate with this time - it flies through!
2016-10-08 00:47:34
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answered by ? 4
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2-3 months before the wedding date
2006-11-30 09:37:55
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answered by spool 3
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1 to 2 months before the wedding date, that way they will know what they still need to put on a registery for the wedding gifts!!
2006-11-30 09:38:17
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answered by Anonymous
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I had mine about 2 weeks before my wedding. You have a lot of time to plan
2006-11-30 09:38:33
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answered by Donna 6
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