Are you newly engaged and still trying to get used to that bit of bling on your finger? Before you dive into planning, you’ll want to know who your right-hand ladies are going to be. They’re the ones that will be there for all the woes, to help reduce and defuse your stress and, of course, be there for all of the fun too!
It’s time to start narrowing down your list of gal pals that you’ll need and want throughout this entire process. But instead of texting or calling, make the moment special when you ask your special ladies to be your bridesmaids! You can use your DIY wedding skills in the process or you can hunt around for the most perfect way to do the asking.
Your husband-to-be already popped the most important question and got the ball rolling on the celebration. But now it’s your turn to make your sister, best friends, cousins, teammates and more feel extra-loved and a part of your very own bridal party. Check out these ten unique ways to do it, with all the charm in the world!
Give them each a balloon, have them pop in and then watch them squeal when they see their surprise!
Of course, having them piece together a puzzle could be another fun and exciting way to ask your ladies and watch their faces change upon realization.
Give them something special to keep! Offer up a memorable piece of jewelry or something to wear at the wedding when you ask!
Go with something really kitschy and sweet, and “pop” the question with a ring pop!
Or, fill their glass with a bit of bubbly – or any of their other favorite drinks – and then make sure they read their glass.
Create a box of goodies, and when your girlfriend opens it up, she’ll find one of the most important question you’ll ever ask her!
Sometimes, a simple, yet special card is all that your best pals may need.
Of course, a beautiful bottle of bubbly and some sweet words could hit the spot – and then you can celebrate afterwards!
These adorable, pom-pom necklaces are just too cute not to feature and get inspiration from.
Having a destination wedding? These luggage tags can hold not only the question but a clue to where you’ll be jetting off to!
