making dessert for my jack n jill

Also I wanted to add- I wasn't bashing anything. We dont care we had to buy the raffles or anything like that- or wanted a stag/shower this was supposed to be a "suprise" thrown by everyone at first, and it was all left on FHs mom, which I feel horrible about.

Well I absolutely love brownies, there are these cute brownie decorating items at michaels with stencils and sugar you can use that would make them look more upscale

Going with the brownie thing, a quick way to spruce them up is to use cookie cutters. You can do hearts, or you can get concentric circles and stack them to make mini "wedding cakes" - stick a toothpick down the middle to hold the layers together.

Whats a Jack N Jill?

Ok so I shouldn't give my secret away for free online buuttt for brownies to die for use butter instead of oil when making them from a box... people ALWAYS want more of my brownies.

Adriana- it is a shower for both the bride and groom.

How about cannolli's?

How about cupcakes? Most people really love them, and you can make them fairly easily. I made mini cupcakes (in a mini muffin pan) for my sister's birthday a couple months ago and everybody loved them.

Is there a theme? I have seen some cute theme style desserts.

So I've never heard of the "Jack and Jill" thing but I just googled it (lol, I love google). I got the idea of it, but what are some things you, or any of you other ladies, do at this "Jack and Jill"? Are there any games to play? The reason I ask is because my mom is having a bridal shower for me next month and I don't want it to be called "bridal shower" since it's for men and women to attend. (My idea of a bridal shower is for women only). Anyways, I'm thinking of having her call it "Jack and Jill". Also, on the invites, do you say that it's a "Jack and Jill"?

Mini cheese cakes always look really elegant and they are really simple to make! Just get muffin tins and put muffin tin liners (the little paper liners) in them, drop a Nilla wafer in the bottom of each muffin liner then spoon some cheese cake batter into each. Bake as usual. You can go all out and slice up fresh fruit for the tops of each or for an easier alternative you can open up a few cans of pie filling (cherry, strawberry, blueberry-what ever!) and spoon on the tops before serving.

PS this is a simple and yummy cheesecake recipe that I've used. Just don't make the crust and use the nilla wafers instead.

http://www.kraftfoods.com/kf/recipes/philadelphia-classic-cheesecake-52544.aspx

Thats exactly what i was looking for! my grandmother just went to a party with these and brought some home- sooo friggin good and they looked really fancy.

MMM yes it's hard to beat cheese cakes for being super yummy! And it sounds like you'll have plenty of other desserts also for those people who don't care for cheesecake!

Oh yeah...cheese cake....looooove cheese cake! Do that...