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Wednesday, September 16, 2009 3:00 PM
I Will/I Won't
How are you asking your friends to be your 'maids?
I'm sure your fiance thought of a creative way to ask you to marry him, now it's your turn to think of a creative way to ask your best buds to be your maid-of-honor and bridesmaids. While it's not required for you to do anything more than email or call your friends and simply ask them to do you this honor, it is sort of fun to ask them in a creative way.
Tori Higa/CardStore.com
Thinking of sending or giving each girl a personalized note asking her to be your bridesmaid? Tori Higa makes a lovely line of cards that come in several colors and can be personalized with your 'maids names. Visit cardstore.com to see her collection. The cupcake featured above is from Cuppielove. —Anne Chertoff
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