Everything for a Melbourne Bridal Shower
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A bridal shower in Melbourne usually lands somewhere between a high tea and a garden party: daytime, mostly the bride's closest friends and family, gifts and a few games. The choices come down to whether you host it out somewhere or set it up at someone's home.
Going out is simplest. On Spring Street, Afternoon Tea at The Hotel Windsor serves tiered stands from $89 per person and has private heritage rooms for up to 80. In Williamstown, Customs House Hotel Williamstown has four function rooms from $1,000 minimum spend, so a group of 20 or a crowd of 150 can each find a fit.
For something more active, Bottoms Up Dance Brunswick runs private party dance classes from $40 per person with props supplied, and Maison Burlesque in Thornbury hosts private workshops for groups. Both work well as the first part of the afternoon before food elsewhere.
If it's at home, the setup is what makes it feel like an occasion:
Book the venue or the stylist first, then send invitations once the date is fixed. For more on the decorating, see party decorations, or browse high tea for the afternoon tea option.
Yes. On Spring Street, Afternoon Tea at The Hotel Windsor runs from $89 per person, with private heritage rooms for showers of up to 80 guests.
Bottoms Up Dance Brunswick runs private party classes from $40 per person with props supplied, and Maison Burlesque in Thornbury hosts private group workshops.
Blove Events starts from $249, One Big Day Event Hire from $300 and Kitty's Party from $500, and all three travel to every region.
Customs House Hotel Williamstown has four function rooms from $1,000 minimum spend, holding from around 20 up to 150 guests.
Melbourne Event Florals hires silk flower walls, arbours and ceiling pieces, and handles the install and pack-down.
