Your bridal shower task planner
Your bridal shower task planner
Assign one person to each task. These dates are starting points for a home gathering; supplier deadlines and travelling guests may need a longer lead time.
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| Done | When | Task | Owner | Finished when |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6 to 8 weeks before | B01Ask the guest of honor about the format, guest list and activities. | Preferences are written down. | ||
| 6 to 8 weeks before | B02Agree on a spending limit and who is paying for each part. | Contributions and a reserve are agreed. | ||
| 6 to 8 weeks before | B03Choose a date that works for the guest of honor and essential guests. | One date is confirmed. | ||
| 6 to 8 weeks before | B04Check the room, seats, bathroom access and weather alternative. | The space works for the proposed guest count. | ||
| 6 to 8 weeks before | B05Confirm the guest list with the guest of honor. | Each person is intentionally included. | ||
| 6 weeks before | B06Collect invitation contact details and check names. | The contact list is ready to use. | ||
| 6 weeks before | B07Choose the menu format and check order or cancellation deadlines. | Supplier cutoffs and a fallback are recorded. | ||
| 6 weeks before | B08Set the RSVP deadline before food and rental counts become final. | The last reply date allows time to follow up. | ||
| 6 weeks before | B09Send invitations with the address, timing and RSVP contact. | Every intended guest has been contacted. | ||
| 3 weeks before | B10List the plates, chairs, linens and serving pieces already available. | Borrowing and purchase gaps are visible. | ||
| 3 weeks before | B11Choose one optional activity with the guest of honor. | Rules, supplies and participation choices are ready. | ||
| 2 weeks before | B12Follow up with guests who have not replied. | Replies and unresolved invitations are separated. | ||
| 2 weeks before | B13Confirm food preferences and access arrangements privately. | Agreed arrangements reach only the people who need them. | ||
| At the supplier cutoff | B14Confirm final food and equipment numbers. | Confirmed guests and hosts are included in the count. | ||
| 1 week before | B15Assign food pickup, setup, welcome and cleanup to named people. | Each job has one owner and a backup. | ||
| 1 week before | B16Walk through the arrival and serving route. | Guests can reach seats and drinks without crossing the kitchen. | ||
| 1 week before | B17Write the day-of schedule and share only the relevant jobs. | Each helper knows where and when to arrive. | ||
| 2 days before | B18Print or write the menu, activity sheets and place cards. | Names, quantities and printer margins have been checked. | ||
| At the agreed weather checkpoint | B19Choose the indoor or outdoor arrangement and notify guests of changes. | One clear plan is in use. | ||
| The day before | B20Confirm orders, borrowed items and the person collecting each one. | Pickup times and contact details are written down. | ||
| The day before | B21Label serving pieces and prepare only food suitable for advance storage. | Each dish has its equipment and storage plan. | ||
| Before guests arrive | B22Check the entry, bathroom, drinking water, seating and food service. | The space is ready for the first arrival. | ||
| After the gathering | B23Share cleanup, store food appropriately and collect borrowed items. | The room is reset and returns are grouped. | ||
| The next day | B24Return borrowed pieces and pass any gift notes to the guest of honor. | Returns and follow-up responsibilities are complete. |