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A bridal shower here tends to split three ways: a garden teahouse, a hands-on studio session, or a home gathering with someone else doing the food. Most of the private studios and tea gardens sit towards the southern end of the coast, around Burleigh Heads, Miami and Currumbin, with another teahouse inland at Mudgeeraba.
That cluster matters when the guest list is spread along the coast. Pick the bride's end first, then the format.
Formats worth weighing up, with what they usually start at:
If you would rather keep the day simple, a florist or an event manager can carry the styling, with planning help from $950. Planning a wilder night as well? Keep that for the hens party.
A tea garden starts at $44 per person and art studio parties at $55 per person, so the headcount sets most of the bill. Flowers, a cake or a private room with its own minimum spend or hire fee move the total up.
The southern end, from Burleigh Heads and Miami through to Currumbin, has the tightest group of studios and tea gardens. Mudgeeraba, Merrimac and the Numinbah Valley give you quieter inland options.
Yes, with a plan. Humid afternoons and storms are common, so start earlier in the day and confirm an undercover fallback with the venue when you book.
It depends on the group. An activity breaks the ice when the two families and friend groups have not met, while a long table suits people who already know each other and want to talk.
Ask whether the space is private for your group, how long the session runs, what materials are included, whether you can bring food and how late numbers can change.
Usually they stay apart, since showers bring together relatives of all ages in the daytime and the hens group is often smaller and goes later. Some brides do combine them with a relaxed activity all the guests can share.
