Bridal showers are exciting events for close friends and family members to celebrate the bride-to-be and ?shower? her with gifts, attention, and fun before her big day. Traditionally female-only affairs (although recently there?s been a trend towards co-ed showers where both the bride, groom, and their respective friends attend), these celebrations are generally relaxed events with food, games, and gift-opening. However, bridal showers still come with their own list of appropriate expectations and behavior. It?s important to know what will be expected of you as a guest at one of these events. So, what are some important faux pas to avoid" Check them out below!
1. Don?t Forget to RSVP to the Bridal Shower on Time

Once you receive a bridal shower invite, it?s important to RSVP as soon as possible. It will be essential for the host of the shower to know how many people to expect, particularly as these events often involve food and drinks. If you?re unsure about your availability for that date, the best thing to do is communicate with the host and let them know your situation. It is completely inappropriate for you to arrive to the shower without having RSVPd ahead of time. Similarly, if you know you will be unable to attend, it’s also appropriate to RSVP to the host with a cordial ?unable to attend? response. 2. Don?t Bring Along Uninvited Guests
You should never show up to a bridal shower with anyone who was not explicitly listed on your invitation?this includes ...