Mrs. Gummi Bear, San Francisco
Age and Occupation: 25, Japanese Importer/Illustrator
Fiance's Age and Occupation: 24, Game Developer/Programmer
Engagement Date: April 15, 2006
Wedding Date: October 13, 2007
Blogging Since: June 19, 2007
Venue: Organic farm an hour from San Francisco
About Me: I live for anthropologie, design blogs, sweets, japanese zakka, and vintage goods. We just bought our first home together and live with our two puppies and cat - it's a strange mixture of vintage, high-tech (we have 7 computers and 21 video game systems in all), and a whole lot of fur. Our wedding tries to embody the Japanese idea of "slow life", which is truly taking the time to enjoy food, company, and your environment!
Sweet Boundless Boobies!
July 26th, 2008 @ 11:04 am by Mrs. Gummi Bear
A close friend of mine is getting married today, so I wanted to throw her a mini-bachelorette-party. It was an all day affair, but I won’t go into the list of things we did that may not interest anyone, and if it does, you can always ask. That is, if I don’t disappear off the face of the earth again…
My obsession with turning everyone I know, with boobs and without, onto Agent Provocateur led me to give them a call about having all the girls go and try on things, and pitch in for our friend’s bridal set. I would have settled for a just letting them know they were going to be invaded, but what we got was so much better I had to share.
We arranged an after-hours private event, where we had personal attention from the super sweet, gorgeous staff, with macarons, pink champagne, rose vodka and chambord cocktails! Two hours of giggling tipsy while we all tried on mounds of lingerie, admired each other and whined about our jealousy of so-and-so’s boobs, waist, or butt-to-thigh crease, we all left with at least one item, and a full set for our friend. I can’t imagine a more fabulous way to end the evening to a long day of girliness.
This was their first private event in the San Francisco store, but everything went off beautifully and I recommend it to anyone who is planning a bachelorette event! Even if you’re shy, you can hide yourself in a private dressing room, but I can’t be held responsible if you come bursting out to show the world your goods because you look so amazing!
They even let me bring my little puppy, Frances, to the party… in fact, they requested her presence! You can’t beat garters and puppies!
Agent Provocateur San Francisco
54 Geary Street
San Francisco, CA 94108
415.421.0229
9 Responses to “Sweet Boundless Boobies!”
OMG, I totally recognize you!!! I had my bachelorette party last weekend and I think you guys were at the table behind us at Asia SF. I totally remember your dresses. 
And we were all staying at the W and I think we saw you there afterwards as well… Small world!
And the AP party sounds AWESOME. I’m so jealous!
@Kel:
So funny! Yea, we stayed at the W also. The girls at AsiaSF sent us cocktails because they loved our outfits, we were all so flattered! I hope you had a good time!!
Wow, I would love a BP like that! Awesome! I, too, am jealous.
(Also, I am a newcomer but went back through your posts when I saw your dress a while ago because I loved it then realized you looked familiar, and this post reinforces that… Do you or your friends post on egl on livejournal (or maybe used to ?). Also, loved the pedobear on your favors Wow I sound like a stalker-creep)
Yeah for Agent Provocateur!!! I’m the head of press in Europe for them!!!
FAB FAB FAB idea!
I love Agent Provocateur, too.
Very glad to see you post again.
What a cute idea. I think you can do it at Kiki De Montparnasse, though it’s more expensive that AP. I love them both though.
I thought I was the only one here with an AP fixation! Such a fun party.
i absolutely CANNOT WAIT til agent provocateur opens in Toronto. they’re speculating that it will be here by april of next year, and i’m really hoping that’s true because then i’ll actually have awesome lingerie for my wedding. haha.
I can’t believe the butt/thigh crease doesn’t have a name in English. Apparently it has a name in Polish, although I can’t remember what it is right now.
