Bridesmaid Proposal

I did a custom wine label that said will you be my bridesmaid / MOH and a wine glass that said Bitch please of course you will be my MOH and Bridesmaid they loved them I got them on Amazon

I did, wine and a cute acrylic wine glass with each of their initials. Only came out to about $9 dollars a box. I didn't have to do it but I wanted to!

I made each of my girls a personalized wine glass with their name and title on it, a homemade scratch off card that officially asked them to be my bridesmaids, pins that say bridesmaid, photos of us, and m&ms that have my wedding date and wording that asked if they would be my bridesmaids. It was a lot of fun and inexpensive to put together.

My 4 bridesmaids will be getting these cookies by Monday via mail. I gave my MOH a bottle of wine, glass, & reusable wine bag. The cookies were $17 including shipping on Etsy from Chilvari Bakery.

I just put together a little goodie box for each one. They all had a card asking "Will you be my bridesmaid/maid of honor?" in them. They all came with a wine glass that had their names on it, a pair of lip balm, chocolate, red glitter nail polish, and an apple&cinnamon bottle of soap. My colors are red and silver and my wedding is during fall

I did a message in a bottle it was super cute

For my MOH (and when I ask my BMs), I got their favorite wine, and the note said the question was popped, so the wine is next. And when they accept, they got a wine glass with a note that said SIP SIP HOORAY!

Here's what I did. I created the personalized label myself.

I didn't mini bottles of champagne but my MOH is under 21 so this one is sparkling cider. Super cheap yet cute proposal, in my opinion of course

I got cute little boxes and put there own champagne glasses that I customized with a glitter frost champagne face mask nail polish and a confetti popper with a custom made sign that said I need some new I need somthing old I need somthing borrowed and somthing blue but most importantly I need you.

Just be aware that this can really backfire. The more of a big deal you make of asking them, the more they will feel pressured to accept even if they really don't want to. And then you are likely to end up with drama down the road.

I love the bundt cake idea! I'm going to put together little boxes for mine as well but I won't be asking them for at least a year.

I also did wine labels! Simple and cute, you can get them on amazon and I'm sure on etsy

I didn't make boxes because I had to ship them out, so I put the items in a postal box. I included a mini bottle of pink moscato, a robe, a mini travel nail set and nail polish (many are traveling for the wedding), and I included a few other small items like hand sanitizer in "dazzling diamond" (FH picked it out).

I don't have any good pics, but here's the card I included. I found them at Francesca's.

I just did a card. Ideas I was seeing in Pinterest and such seemed cheesy and not "me." I found cute handmade cards in etsy that said "will you be my bridesmaid?" and "will you be my matron of honor?"

I got cards from Etsy with their name on the outside and "will you be my MOH/bridesmaid" on the inside. Two of the girls just bought houses, so I got them each a housewarming gift with the card. I got the third girl a bottle of her favorite wine.

Yes. They have bridesmaids basket online that you can find and you could always add extra stuff to it that you know they like to make it unique.

Prior to my first wedding, I made personalized bracelets for my bridesmaids with their names and beads in my wedding colors. Bought the supplies at Michaels, and a childhood friend helped me assemble them. I had a low budget so it was nothing extravagant, but got its point across.

Did these (we are having a DW on the beach) the ornaments are from Etsy, box from the dollar store and the note is handmade using scrapbook paper and stickers.

We did a donut theme!