 Modern Floral Butterfly Garden Bridal Shower This lovely ultra-feminine invite is the perfect choice for the spring bride. The design features a lovely circular border of green leaves with dainty pastel pink flowers and light-hearted lavender butterflies floating throughout. You can easily personalize and customize the modern typography with the bride-to-be's name all of the other pertinent party information. They measure a big 5" x 7" and come with a white envelope and a 100% satisfaction guarantee. These would be gorgeous to send if you're planning a springtime garden tea or brunch or if the bride has chosen either pink, green or lavender as her colors. Learn more and order yours HERE See more of our favorites for Spring See all of the pretty springtime invites 
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The History of Baby Showers
Although the term baby shower is a fairly modern concept, the tradition of welcoming baby and the rite of a woman's transition into motherhood is
something that has been celebrated throughout history. Learn more here: The History of Bridal Showers
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.
You can read more about the fascinating history of bridal showers here: Author Information
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