Bridal Shower Wishes Card with a Pastel Wedding Dress

Bridal Shower Wishes Card shows a pastel watercolor wedding dress hanging from a pink hanger marked Bride, with the words Celebrate with Love waiting at the bottom. The lettering is soft and friendly, and it tells the bride-to-be that her friends are cheering her on. Using this card brings warmth to a bridal shower, and it suits anyone who wants to send a sweet, sincere wish before the wedding.

Ships with a kraft envelope; envelope color in photo may vary.

Artwork and lettering

A long, flowing wedding gown sits at the center of the card, drawn in soft white tones with a lace bodice and a gently flared skirt. The gown hangs from a pink hanger whose hook is decorated with a bright garland of pink, red and blue flowers stretched across the top. Beside the dress stands a green easel, and a cluster of matching blossoms rests on it below the words Bridal Shower Wishes, written in a flowing script.

The background washes from pale yellow through mint and lilac, which gives the whole card the look of a watercolor painting left to dry in the sun. The word Bride appears in pink script on the hanger, so the meaning is clear at a glance. At the very bottom, Celebrate with Love is written in green script above a thin strip of gold, finishing the card with a quiet, hopeful note.

Made for this crowd

The people who will feel this card was made for them are the ones planning the shower, the bride's closest friends, her sisters and her coworkers who want to mark the occasion. They notice the gown and the Bride hanger first, then read the easel and the closing line. A bridesmaid might choose this card to tuck into a gift bag with a bottle of bubbly, and a relative might sign it at a shower table covered with flowers.

It also works for someone who simply loves weddings and wants to send a note that looks as joyful as the day feels. You can write a few lines inside, because the artwork leaves plenty of room for a personal message.

Moments it suits

A bridal shower is the most natural occasion for this card, handed over as guests arrive or set on the gift table with the other cards. It also fits an engagement party, where friends celebrate the news before the planning really begins. Some people send it in the weeks before the wedding, so the bride finds it waiting among her thank-you cards and mail.

It is also a kind way to mark a bridal shower that took place from a distance. Slipping the card into a box of treats or flowers lets your wishes arrive on the day the bride needs them most.