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The Ultimate List: 30 Ideas & Locations for Your Nashville Bridal Shower (Part 4)

Friday, August 16, 2013

Our ulitmate list of Nashville bridal shower ideas concludes today with our final ideas. From zany to crafy, these unique and interactive experiences will keep the party and the bride fully entertained.

 

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Bridal Showers with Crafty Activities 

25) Paint + Canvas - website 

6913 Lenox Village Drive, Nashville, TN 37211

Contact (615) 499-0543email

If your bride is a modern day Picasso, surprise her with a canvas painting bridal shower.

At Paint + Canvas, located in Lenox Village, private parties are $35 per person, with a minimum of 15 guests and a maximum of 30. You may bring in outside food and beverages to enjoy during the 3 hour party. Reservations are secured with a credit card and there is a $200 non-refundable deposit if an event is cancelled. Cancellations require a 72 hour notice (or a 50% cancellation fee is charged).

Private parties are only available on dates without pre-registered public classes, so book early in order to get your bride’s requested date.

 

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Paint + Canvas; Photo: company's Facebook page


 

26) Brushfire Pottery Studio - website

Green Hills Court next to Flower Mart; 4004 Hillsboro Pike #150, Nashville, TN 37215

Contact: (615) 385-5334

“Pottery Painting Showers are easy to do plus the bride or Mom-to-Be receives gifts that last a lifetime.” – Brushfire Pottery Studio

This studio can host any number of guests. The cost is a $6 studio fee, per person, plus the price of the pottery piece that is painted (this typically ranges from $6 to $18). The studio can divide the cost of the bride’s piece up so that party members (or the party planners) are able to cover her expense. Pottery is then left at the studio to be glazed, fired and is ready for pick up one week after the event.

Brushfire Pottery Studio welcomes you to bring your own food and refreshments and promises to help with cleanup.

Reserve space for the bride’s shower at Brushfire Pottery Studio by calling (615) 385-5334. No fee is required, just a name, phone number and expected party size.

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Brushfire Pottery; Photo: company's Facebook page

 

27) Let’s Make Wine - website

103 N. Spring Street, Murfreesboro, TN 37130, Just off the Historic Square

Contact: Cheryl, (615) 427-5084, email 

If your bride loves wine and painting, consider a wine glass painting class at Let’s Make Wine, located in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. Let’s Make Wine supplies the glasses and materials, you bring in the drinks and refreshments.

The studio can accommodate parties as large as 16. The cost is $15 per person and the entire experience typically lasts 2-3 hours, with souvenirs to take home immediately (or give to the bride). 

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Let's Make Wine; Photo: company's Facebook page

 

Beautiful Non-Restaurant Spaces for Bridal Showers

 

28) Wedding 101 - website

230 Franklin Road, Franklin, TN 37064

Contact: Amy Hill Dickerson, Co-Owner, (615) 791-9771, email

Wedding 101 refers to itself as a “bride’s place to plan”. Any bride would appreciate having her shower and getting a few planning ideas in at the same time.

Located inside The Factory at Franklin, Wedding 101 can host a weekend bridal shower, with up to 80 guests, during non-business hours (after 5 p.m. on Saturdays and during afternoon hours on Sundays).

Wedding 101 offers two types of special event packages:

- Studio rental only: Exclusive use of the Wedding 101 studio. External food and beverages and set-up and clean-up must be provided by you. The cost for this option is $150 for 2 hours (minimum) and $50 per each additional hour.

- All inclusive bridal shower: Rental of the Wedding 101 studio as well as invitations (addressed, stamped and mailed), hors d’oeuvres, desserts, beverages and champagne provided by the staff at Wedding 101. They will also take care of set up and clean up.  The cost for this option is $250 for up to 20 guests, $475 for up to 40 guests, $675 for up to 60 guests and $850 for up to 80 guests. The studio rental fee (of $150 for 2 hours) is also required with this package.

Full payment is required when booking a bridal shower at Wedding 101.  Cancellations must be made 7 days prior to the scheduled event for a 50% refund.  No refund will be given if the event is cancelled less than 7 before the event.

 

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Wedding 101; Photo: company's website

 

29) Noah Liff Opera Center - website

3622 Redmon Street Nashville, TN 37209 

Sarah Willard Facilities & Event Manager The Noah Liff Opera Center, (615-832-5242), email

Noah Liff Opera Center offers two distinct, modern spaces to choose from for your bridal shower, comfortably accommodating 10 to 80 guests! Located just off West End, the Noah Liff Opera Center is centrally located to downtown, Brentwood, Green Hills and the Hermitage area! Enjoy your private space with lovely floor to ceiling glass walls with beautiful views. There are no minimum food or beverage requirements; clients have 8 different caterers and over 40 linen colors to choose from!

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Noah Liff Opera Center; Photo: company provided

 

Bridal Shower Excursion

 

30) Tennessee Central Railway Museum - website

220 Willow Street, Nashville, TN 37210

Contact: (615) 244-9001

Is your bride a fan of the railway? The Tennessee Central Railway offers passenger excursions that include Murder Mystery trips, Train Robbery trips, Super Fall Foliage excursions and even a trip down the fall mile-long yard sale event in Watertown, TN. These excursions can be an all day event – ranging from 6 to 10 hours – so plan appropriately. The cost ranges from $32 to $62 depending on which excursion you select.

 

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Tennessee Central Railway Museum; Photo: company's website

 

For more bridal shower ideas, be sure to read part 1part 2 and part 3.

About the Author:

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Intern Laurie

Hello beautiful brides! I spent the greater part of last year planning my Nashville wedding and discovered just how much fun the entire process can be! My first stop, of course, was Ashley’s Bride Guide. It helped me with everything from finding a venue to preserving my wedding dress. I would have been lost without it. When presented with the opportunity to intern for Ashley’s Bride Guide, I jumped at the chance to give back to the fantastic resource that had been so instrumental in planning my wedding. I look forward to utilizing my wedding experiences to help other local brides prepare for their big day. I also can’t wait to absorb the abundance of ideas and information that Ashley and this industry have to offer.

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