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Wedding showers have long been a tradition for brides-to-be. However, many modern couples are opting for shared showers. Enjoying this special occasion with all of your friends and family is often more fulfilling for everyone involved. Here are a few reasons to consider opening up your wedding shower to both sexes. 

Why Today’s Couples Plan Shared Showers

1. It Cuts Back on Hurt Feelings

Many couples have misgivings about single-sex wedding events. For instance, the bride might feel uncomfortable knowing the groom may end up going out on the town with his boys. When the festivity is shared between both parties, there’s a lower chance of anyone experiencing hurt feelings. 

2. It’s Non-Traditional

weddingIt’s your party, and you should be able to do what you like. If you and your fiance don’t care for traditions, a shared shower is just the thing.

You can plan the event any way you see fit, from a casual dinner to a more established affair where speeches are given. The choice is ultimately yours, and you shouldn’t need to worry about living up to a set of “rules” you don’t necessarily believe in. After all, today’s world is all about evolving and breaking old norms.

3. Every Friend Is Welcome

Most people have friends of the opposite sex these days, so it stands to reason you’d want to celebrate your upcoming wedding with as many of them as possible. A coed shower lets you do just that, and it also allows you to spend time with male family members who would otherwise be left out of the occasion if you did things the traditional way. 

 

No matter what type of wedding shower you’re planning, finding the right venue is crucial. In Hilliard, OH, the Makoy Center offers over 30,000 square feet of event space for you and your guests. Along with their beautifully decorated rooms, they also offer an expansive menu, including hors d'oeuvres, plated dishes, and buffet-style dining. Visit the website for more information on the venue or call (614) 777-1211 to make a reservation. 
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