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10 best bridesmaid gift boxes that your friends will absolutely adore
Spoil your bridal party with the cutest gift set
If you’re a bride-to-be or a maid of honour in the middle of planning a hen party, and a whole damn wedding, then you know that there's no time to waste. So don’t waste it by putting together a bunch of bridesmaid proposals yourself, especially when you have the internet on your side! Instead, check out our list of these 10 bridesmaid gift box ideas that will make your mates feel appreciated af.
If you're new to the whole bridesmaid box thing, it's an American tradition that's made it's way across the pond. The boxes are essentially a way for the bride to 'propose' to her bridal party and ask them to take part in the big day with a cute box filled with a number of gifts and a card asking them to be a bridesmaid/maid of honour/flower girl, delete as appropriate.
After all, taking annual leave, buying a bridesmaid dress you'll never wear again, and getting up early to get ready before the "I do" is no small feat, so it's nice to be able to say thank you to your bridesmaids with a token of appreciation.
Ready to show your besties some serious love and appreciation? Here's our pick of the best bridesmaid boxes you can get in 2024.
This bridesmaid box from Fortnum & Mason is definitely on the boujee side at £50, so maybe one to consider if you're having only one or two bridesmaids and really want to spoil them with a special gift. The box includes a bottle of champagne, champagne truffles and an embroidered 'bridesmaid' pouch.
This cute and affordable bridesmaid box is a great way to ask your nearest and dearest to be part of your big day. For £23 per box you can personalise it with the name of each member of your wedding party, and it includes a makeup bag, compact mirror, scrunchie, and a diamond shaped pin.
The colour palettes of these box bundles by Bundle & Beau are seriously chic and classic. Each box comes with a facial steam, bath salts, wildflower confetti, a scrunchie and a proposal or thank you card. Cute!
This is one of the most affordable bridesmaid boxes we've come across, with prices starting at £6.95 and changing slightly depending on the colour of scrunchie you opt for. You can pick each box for each role in your bridal party. The box contains a scrunchie, a wish bracelet and a little chocolate.
If you're looking to fill your own boxes but want them to have a design, we'd opted for this set of six boxes, which has five 'will you be my bridesmaid?' boxes and one 'will you be my maid of honour?' box.
This gift set proves the best things are often in small packages. Slightly smaller than other bridesmaids boxes it still manages to fit a great number of gifts in, which includes: a nail file, pocket mirror, 'Team Bride' glitter pin, and a bath bar. The boxes can be personalised too.
Don't want an entire box but still want to gift your bridesmaid something? We'd go with this bridesmaid candle from Kindred Fires. It can be personalised and most importantly you can pick from a number of scents so you can choose the best one that fits each bridesmaid.
If you think your bridal party will only appreciate a bottle of something fizzy, then make it super special by getting them a custom designed bottle with either a sliding wooden or plastic lid. Just a note to say the box doesn't come with the booze, you'll have to add that in after.
Another box that you can fill up with your own gifts, this is a classic and sweet blush box that you can order in the exact quantity you need.
This bridesmaid box is filled with sweet gifts including a big scrunchie, greeting card, hair clip, gold hair hands, gold pen, a drinking glass, a set of four mini scrunchies, sunglasses and a flower. You can also pick from a variety of fonts to personalise the text on the glass on the boxes.
Hanna Flanagan is an associate shopping editor at Cosmopolitan, sharing her recommendations for everything from denim and eye creams to coffee mugs and silk sheets. Before joining Cosmopolitan, she wrote fashion, beauty, and lifestyle content at People (so, yes, she’s basically a professional product tester at this point). Follow her on Instagram for photos of Timothée Chalamet and #OOTD mirror pics.
Daisy Maldonado is an editor who covers everything from the latest fashion news to deeper looks at beauty culture and the internet’s most talked-about pop culture moments. She’s especially interested in the intersection of style and digital culture, and loves exploring what the trends we follow say about us. When she’s not writing, she’s probably four pages deep on The RealReal searching for vintage designer pieces or planning her next trip abroad (she lived in Paris for a year and hasn’t stopped talking about it since). Her work has appeared in Vogue, Bustle, Allure, and many more.
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