Everything for a Perth Bridal Shower
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Most bridal showers are an afternoon for a small circle, so the real question is less about room size and more about what the group will do together. In Perth the choice runs well beyond a sit-down lunch: a hands-on workshop, a styled picnic or a long afternoon at an estate.
Formats to compare for a Perth shower:
Most of the stylists and hire firms here cover the Southern Coast as well as the metro area, but few list the Perth Hills, so mention your suburb early. See event stylists, paint and sip and limousines.
Prices start from $40 per person at a heritage hotel in Claremont and from $100 per person at a Swan Valley function centre. Ask what each price includes, as menus, room hire and drinks are handled differently.
It suits a group that wants something to do rather than just sit and eat. Private pottery painting and clay sessions in Osborne Park start from $65 per person, with drinks brought by the group, and a Mount Hawthorn studio offers wheel throwing for private showers.
Prop hire firms supply rugs, cushions, arbours and signs for picnic-style showers, and stylists can handle set-up and coordination on the day. Check that they cover your suburb, especially in the Perth Hills.
It helps when the shower moves between places, or when the venue sits at the city's edge in the Swan Valley. Stretch Hummers and limousines seat larger groups; ask about the route, waiting time and pick-up points when you request a quote.
Sort transport home before invitations go out, since the valley sits at the city's edge. In summer, pick an indoor room or a shaded garden spot, and ask for the smallest private space so a small group doesn't feel lost.
Not always, but a booth gives guests a keepsake and the bride a record of who came. A DSLR open booth with props and unlimited prints starts from $400, and a video guest book is offered too.
