So how did I do this? I sent out "Will you be my bridesmaid?" cards. My first wedding DIY project!
Here's how I did it:
I started off by buying some scalloped cardstock from Staples. Then I used an awesome dress stamp I'd purchased, to stamp the front of the card. Beneath the image, I printed out "Will you be my bridesmaid?" in a pretty font that I downloaded for free called KissMe.
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I split the back of the card into two sections. One section had a short poem I wrote and the other outlined some important info, such as: wedding date, location, rehearsal dinner time, the first and last names of the bridal party members, and the bridesmaid attire guidelines (since they'll pick out any LBD they choose).
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Here's the final product (with names blurred for privacy):
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And the poem, if you're interested:
Now that my wedding day is coming up fast,
I think of the people who’ve helped form my past.
You’ve been a great friend to me over the years.
I think of the people who’ve helped form my past.
You’ve been a great friend to me over the years.
Together we’ve shared smiles, laughter and tears.
I know that I’ve asked this at least once before,
I know that I’ve asked this at least once before,
But I want to ask again, so we both can be sure.
On October 30th, ______ and I will tie the knot.
On October 30th, ______ and I will tie the knot.
Will you be my bridesmaid? It would really mean a lot.
All of the bridal party really enjoyed receiving the cards, and it makes me feel a lot better knowing we're all on the same page.
Do you think it's a good idea to formally ask your bridesmaids to be a part of the wedding? Or is an informal conversation over the phone/over coffer/in a bar enough?
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