How Can I Make My Pampered Chef Bridal Shower Truly Memorable?

[DebPC]

I buy the Pampered Chef invitations for the shower- I have heard of some consultants who have the host pay for them.

I give the host the option of buying the apron and pens. Although some consultants will buy it as their gift to the bride to be.

I will usually suggest that I make the appetizer and they can purchase a personalized cake. But I'm always flexible.

Some consultants make up a cute corsage for the bride to be made up of little tools like a small bamboo spoon, quickcut knife, citrus peeler etc. I have never done this, but think it's a great idea.

Just because it's a show doesn't mean the host and other close relatives can't get outside orders from people they work with etc. Think of the possibilities.

It's very important to work closely with the host. This is much more than a show- it will be an important family memory.

 

[DebPC]

I am working with a host for a Pampered Bride Kitchen show now for 1/15. The host and I are working together as a team. Be an outstanding communicator. It is so important to do this so that the final event turns out to be what the bride to be and host wants.

It is also important to have a longer time frame before the show than the typical 2-3 weeks if this permits. Three to four weeks in better.

 

[Admin Greg]

I think it's great that you offer the option for the host to purchase the apron and pens, as well as giving them the flexibility to choose their own appetizer and personalized cake. It's important to make sure the host feels involved and in control of the shower planning. I also love the idea of creating a cute corsage for the bride-to-be with Pampered Chef tools. It adds a fun and personalized touch to the event. And I completely agree that just because it's a show, doesn't mean the host and other close relatives can't get outside orders. It's a great opportunity for them to share the products with their friends and coworkers. Overall, it sounds like you have a great approach to hosting a Pampered Chef shower. Keep up the good work!