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Input: To preface this - I don't really know anything about weddings. This is the first bridal shower I've ever gone to and I actually had to google what a bridal shower even is (and I'm still not really sure?)

Anyways. My bf's sister is getting married and her bridal shower is next month. Over Christmas this last year I made sugar cookies with royal icing and shared with bf's family. They enjoyed it so his other sister (not the one getting married, she's the MOH and setting up the bridal shower) asked me if I could make some sugar cookies for the bridal shower. I agreed. Now I am no professional baker/cookie decorator. The cookies I made at Christmas was actually the first time I've ever decorated cookies, so I am still pretty slow and clumsy at all of it. I estimate that the 30 cookies she asked me to make will take maybe like 6 hours total to bake and decorate?  

So my question is, WIBTA if I treated these sugar cookies as my present to the bride instead of purchasing a present off the registry? Or should I still plan on bringing a present since it wasn't the bride that asked me to bake these?

not buying a gift for a bridal shower because I am baking cookies