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This thread centers around the sharing of ideas and resources for creating bridal wish lists using Pampered Chef products. Participants discuss various methods for organizing and presenting these lists at bridal showers, as well as share their personal experiences and tips.
Views differ on the best methods for organizing bridal wish lists, with no clear consensus on a single approach. However, many participants express appreciation for the shared ideas and resources.
Participants are primarily consultants preparing for bridal showers, sharing personal experiences and creative solutions for using Pampered Chef products in this context.
Consultants preparing for bridal showers or those looking for creative ideas to enhance their events may find this discussion beneficial.
frozenchef said:Here you go everyone
The first of 49 pages of Pampered Chef products to be printed on 2"x4" labels (or just print on whatever and cut them out - in PDF format, for your convenience!
My favorite tips for these:
"I stick the labels onto heart cut-outs in the bride's colors. (I teach, so I have easy access to a die cut machine.) Then I stick the hearts on the board and the guests come and take the heart off of the board for the item(s) that they are purchasing for the bride. I also have them sign their name on the back of the heart and give it to the bride for thank you note purposes." --straitfan
"I want to get 3 baskets and put them in according to price ($0-20, 21-50, 51+). I found an electric laminating machine at a garage sale today, so I will be able to laminate the "bride" labels. For this party at least, I doubt that she will want to keep them, so they can be reused." --TeresaLM
"I have printed all these on card stock and then cut out, punched them with a paper punch and strung them on 4 binder circles. That way more than 1 guest can look at the wishlist at a time, various prices on each circle." --happy2bachef
ChefPeg said:A sort of workaround-- When you open the .pdf files, you can choose to save them as .jpg files. (this is on a PC, btw.) Then open Paint and open the .jpg files. Then you can select and erase the images you don't need. You can also select other images and move them around.
Might not be the prettiest, but it works...
frozenchef said:Glad everyone is enjoying them
Another fun thing I do for bridal showers (only) is have the customers put a "B" next to the items for the bride so they can still order things for themselves as well. While I'm totaling their order, I have the guest fill out a colored index card (usually the bride's colors) with a little note and have them sign it. Then, for bridal showers only, I have the boxes shipped to me, I sort them and put all of the bride's things in separate bags with the index cards attached and tie ribbons on them (in her colors of course) - this makes it easy for her to see what was from who. Then the guests who ordered for themselves get separate bags with the packing slips attached (although I've heard that now HO won't send packing slips if the boxes go to the consultant) and the bride's items on the slip highlighted so they don't think they're missing anything.
I love doing bridal showers![]()
[email protected] said:Does anyone happen to have new ones for the Fall 2012 season? Thanks so much in advance.
frozenchef said:Here you go everyone
The first of 49 pages of Pampered Chef products to be printed on 2"x4" labels (or just print on whatever and cut them out - in PDF format, for your convenience!
My favorite tips for these:
"I stick the labels onto heart cut-outs in the bride's colors. (I teach, so I have easy access to a die cut machine.) Then I stick the hearts on the board and the guests come and take the heart off of the board for the item(s) that they are purchasing for the bride. I also have them sign their name on the back of the heart and give it to the bride for thank you note purposes." --straitfan
"I want to get 3 baskets and put them in according to price ($0-20, 21-50, 51+). I found an electric laminating machine at a garage sale today, so I will be able to laminate the "bride" labels. For this party at least, I doubt that she will want to keep them, so they can be reused." --TeresaLM
"I have printed all these on card stock and then cut out, punched them with a paper punch and strung them on 4 binder circles. That way more than 1 guest can look at the wishlist at a time, various prices on each circle." --happy2bachef
frozenchef said:Here you go everyone
The first of 49 pages of Pampered Chef products to be printed on 2"x4" labels (or just print on whatever and cut them out - in PDF format, for your convenience!
My favorite tips for these:
"I stick the labels onto heart cut-outs in the bride's colors. (I teach, so I have easy access to a die cut machine.) Then I stick the hearts on the board and the guests come and take the heart off of the board for the item(s) that they are purchasing for the bride. I also have them sign their name on the back of the heart and give it to the bride for thank you note purposes." --straitfan
"I want to get 3 baskets and put them in according to price ($0-20, 21-50, 51+). I found an electric laminating machine at a garage sale today, so I will be able to laminate the "bride" labels. For this party at least, I doubt that she will want to keep them, so they can be reused." --TeresaLM
"I have printed all these on card stock and then cut out, punched them with a paper punch and strung them on 4 binder circles. That way more than 1 guest can look at the wishlist at a time, various prices on each circle." --happy2bachef
>Right click on the picture,[email protected] said:Okay, everyone, I've been trying for two hours to cut and paste from this document to make just the labels that I need for my bridal registry. When I try to paste the pictures in a word labels doc, the picture takes up the entire page. I am so computer illiterate. Can someone make a suggestion as to how I can make the picture smaller? Thanks so much. I've tried changing the fonts etc.
Lanachef said:>Right click on the picture,
>click on “size and position”,
>then under the “scale” section type in a percentage under “height” (i.e. 25%) and
>press the Enter key on your keyboard.
If it’s not quite what you want, do the same procedure again, or press “ctrl-z” to undo which will put it back to the last selection you made. Hope this helps --LP![]()
Chefjpeak said:Does anyone have the update for F/W 2012 yet? Thanks!
The Bridal Wish List Pictures Spring/Summer 2012 refers to a collection of promotional images and materials created by Pampered Chef to showcase products that are ideal for brides-to-be. These images help brides select items they would like to receive as gifts for their wedding or kitchen essentials for their new home.
To create a Bridal Wish List with Pampered Chef, you can visit the Pampered Chef website or contact your local consultant. You will be able to browse through the product catalog, select your desired items, and then compile them into a wish list that can be shared with friends and family.
Yes, during the Spring/Summer 2012 season, Pampered Chef often offers special promotions, discounts, or exclusive products for brides creating their wish lists. It's best to check with your Pampered Chef consultant or the official website for the latest offers and details.
Absolutely! You can update your Bridal Wish List at any time by adding or removing items as your preferences change. Just log in to your account or contact your consultant to make the necessary adjustments.
The Bridal Wish List Pictures typically include a variety of kitchen tools, cookware, bakeware, and serving items that are popular among newlyweds. Items such as cookware sets, kitchen gadgets, and entertaining essentials are commonly featured to help couples set up their kitchens.