20 Ways to Throw the Prettiest Spring Bridal Shower

pink floral placesetting accents on white and gold tableware
Photo: Therese of Artiese Studios

Organize a bloom-filled soirée with these tips.

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pink floral placesetting accents on white and gold tableware
Therese of Artiese Studios

For many, springtime symbolizes the turning over of a new leaf. Nature reaffirms this: New flowers bloom, birds return from their winter hiatus, and the sun warms us once again. With this in mind, it's easy to understand why people consider spring as the season of new beginnings—which just so happens to be a wedding-worthy metaphor, too. It also makes sense, then, that March, April, and early May are popular months for pre-nuptial celebrations, especially the bridal shower.

The best part about hosting a spring bridal shower? The endless amounts of in-season blooms at your disposal. With the right florist, planning and executing a garden-themed event that pays homage to the time of year is a breeze. From drink garnishes and lush centerpieces to unique wall décor and dessert finishes, spring bridal shower decorations are, more often than not, floral-themed. And why shouldn't they be, when so many beautiful buds come alive in the springtime? If you're on the fence about a bloom-filled event, consider this rose-themed table setting. Rebecca Chan Weddings' design proves that there's no such thing as too many bridal shower blooms.

Of course, florals aren't the only defining motifs of spring bridal showers—there are plenty more ways to nod to the season. The key to coming up with a bridal shower theme for spring is working fresh, easy touches into all aspects of the celebration. Think rosé, mimosas, and citrus-infused waters for beverages, as well as fresh fruit salads for a light appetizer option. Alternatively, carry spring's signature colors—which often involve pastels—into your décor scheme.

Overall, your spring-inspired stationary, signage, menu offerings, and more will have you (and your guests!) feeling refreshed and ready to celebrate both the bride and the season. Click through to discover spring bridal shower ideas from brides who felt inspired by sunny days, blue skies, and fresh flowers.

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Bubbly Beverage Options

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Megan Welker Photography

This rustic sign by Styling Beijos Events displayed a selection of light-bodied drinks that were elevated by seasonal, freshly-squeezed fruits and juices.

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Baby's Breath Details

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Abby Jiu Photography

Sprigs of baby's breath straight from the garden by Amaryllis, Inc. decorated the stems of these sparkling blush cocktails.

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Taco Treats

cocktail hour foods
Roxanne McClure Photography

This spring bridal shower's taco display was almost as striking as Rooted & Wild Floral Design Co.'s vibrant floral accents.

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Floral Stationary

pink bridal shower brunch menu
Sarah Vaughan Photography

Pastel florals were printed on The Social Page invites; the blooms hinted at the brunch shower's spring theme.

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Champagne Escort Cards

Champagne Escort Cards
Abby Jiu Photography

These pink Champagne-filled glasses made for refreshing escort cards. Each featured a personalized cocktail stirrer that looked like a flag waving in the spring breeze.

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Waffles and Jam

brunch's waffle bar
Erin Wilson Photography

Seasonal jams made delicious toppings at this bridal shower brunch's waffle bar. The lush tablescape created by Magnolia Belle Flora wowed guests just as much as the food.

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Garden Room

ethereal garden room
Angela Coomey

This shower's ethereal garden room was the perfect intimate setting for guests to sit and mingle.

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Guestbook Selfies

Guestbook Selfies
The Ganeys

At this outdoor soirée, guests took advantage of the sun's bright lighting and snapped selfies to add to the bride's guestbook.

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Fruity Salads

Family-style fruity salads
Courtney Leigh Photo

Family-style salads, which utilized seasonal farm-to-table produce like peaches, tomatoes, and watermelon, were listed on this cutting board menu by Dreams and Nostalgia.

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Wildflower Garnishes

Wildflower Garnished individual cakes
Esmeralda Franco

Individual cakes by Ma Petite Maison Cake Design were styled with wildflowers by Laura's Floras (they grew to full bloom thanks to April rain showers!) and gifted to each guest.

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Flower Crowns

Flower Crowns
Jessa Schifilliti

This bride-to-be hosted a flower arranging party with the help of Floriography Designs. During the event, each of her guests learned to create a flower crown—one of the season's most defining accessories.

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Cookie Shots

cookie shots filled with Kahlua milk
Jessica Gold Photography

An orange and pink pastel sign, calligraphed by Blue Eye Brown Eye, directed guests towards cookie shots filled with Kahlua milk by Cookie Shot. Spring sunsets were the muse behind this bridal shower's signature drink.

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Bohemian Vibes

bohemian decor on low table and floor pillows outside
Lindsey Marie Photography

Guests at this bohemian bridal shower took advantage of the day's beautiful weather by sitting outside on floor pillows around a low-to-the-ground tablescape.

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Crowned Cake

pink lace crown single layered pink frosted cake with greenery accent
Mariel Hannah Photography

This bride-to-be's one-tier blush cake by De Coeur Bake Shop was decorated with a single vine of seasonal greenery and topped with a lace crown.

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Rosé All Day

rose all day cocktail servers in gold rimmed glasses
Roxanne McClure Photography

Tiny blooms from Graceful Garland and Co. were the garnish of choice for this bridal shower's featured wine. Cocktail stirrers by Creative Amme that read "Rosé All Day" coordinated with the gold-rimmed glasses that sparkled in the sun.

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Bright-Patterned Menus

Bright-Patterned Menus
Shutter Freek

This bridal shower menu by Espon paid homage to the season in the form refreshing drinks and bites, and also through its design details, which included pops of bright colors and floral-printed patterns.

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Fruit-Infused Water

Fruit-Infused Water
Sposto Photography

The jars of fruit-infused water at this celebration were not only aesthetically pleasing, but also made for refreshing sips between cocktails.

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Cotton Candy

cotton candy
Anna Delores Photography

This bride offered blue and blush cotton candy desserts at her shower that matched the springy color scheme of the event.

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Pink Tablescape

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Amanda S. Gluck

Fashionable Hostess' choice of blush glassware added an ethereal, spring feel to these tablescapes.

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