As tradition goes, there are a number of pre-wedding celebrations that take place leading up to the big day. One of those is the bridal shower or wedding shower. Traditionally, this was a party to honor the bride where guests gave gifts for her new home. Overall themes have become much more varied over the years, and the overall structure has changed again and again since it’s origins in the 1800s. What was once a party to assist young women with no dowry then turned into a fun and spontaneous event in the 1920s. Eventually bridal showers took on more structure in the 1950s and have since turned into what we know today.
With all of these changes throughout the last couple of centuries, what is proper wedding shower etiquette now" Let’s take a look. Host

The maid of honor is traditionally in charge of hosting the bridal shower. However, these days it’s not atypical for a bridal shower to be unisex, celebrating both sides of the couple instead of just the bride, which can throw the hosting question up in the air. In the end, it all depends on who wants to do it. No matter who decides to throw the bridal shower, it should be discussed among the wedding party and all close family members involved, to ensure everyone is on the same page.
Financial Contribution
The hosts are the ones who pay for the shower, not guests in attendance or the guests of honor. As the host, they are supposed to provide everything needed for the entire party. It should be noted ...