Have guests sign the apron in permanent ink (you provide the pen or marker) and she'll be able to treasure it forever.
This works especially well if she works in a profession that uses an apron such as hairdresser or gardener and if she loves doing crafts she'll LOVE it too but it's also really perfect if you're planning a Stock the Kitchen or Cooking bridal shower. Our apron features a modern vintage style banner that says "Bridal Shower" in black lettering that you personalize with her name. The apron is pure white so that all of your guests names and messages will be easy to see. It's made of a 35/65 cotton-poly twill blend so it's sturdy enough to write on. Shown here on the standard 24" L x 28" W size but it's available in three sizes so there's one that will be perfect for your needs.
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Did you know that the custom of throwing a bridal shower dates back to the time when dowries were popular? Friends of the woman to be wed began giving what is now known as a bridal shower to compensate women who came from poor families who couldn't afford a proper dowry, or for a woman whose father didn't approve of the marriage and refused to pay.
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