More baby shower etiquette

Re: More baby shower etiquette

• jrouge12 member

  August 2015

  I don't think so, venues can be expensive! My bridal shower was at my house but hosted by friends.

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• amyelise25 member

  August 2015

  I don't think so. I offered my house to some friends that are hosting one. Not sure if they are taking me up on the offer. But they would be the hostesses, not me.

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• katyschafer member

  August 2015

  Thank you for your input! I don't think it breaks any etiquette codes either, but I couldn't find anything about that specifically. I also read all the many other posts about baby showers I didn't see anything touching on location.

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• Monilee1017 member

  August 2015

  I don't think so. Guest will know you are not the host because they will not be RSVPing to you. Plus you won't have to load up the car and bring all the gifts to your house.

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• mom2be2016 member

  August 2015

  I think its perfectly fine to have it at your house, like others said you aren't hosting and you won't have to transport everything to your house.
  

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