Your friend has just been told to get married. You wish him only the best in this memorable time. You have everything planned, including the guest list, invitations, tables and brunch tables. Creative shower room games will make it a memorable occasion for the bride. Here are some creative games that any guest is sure to enjoy.
Guess wedding kisses
Buy glass and a few bags of Hershey Kisses. You can find glassat www.target.com and Hershey’s Kisses everywhere. Count the amount of Hershey Kisses before your guests arrive and discard that number. When the guests arrive, ask them to throw a quantity of Hershey Kisses into the pot and write their name. You will put the guess on the paper next to the jars. The guest who goes closest to the top is the winner. The prize is a jar of Hershey Kisses.
DiamondIce Breaker
This game is a variation of the original children’s game “In my grandmother’s log” that is a great game to start an icebreaker in any in part The bridegroom will go first and proceed clockwise around the room. The bride will say her name and say something she loves starting with the first letter of her name. For example: The bride will say, “My name is Paige and I love popcorn.” Then the second player will say, “My name is Sue and Paige loves sushi and popcorn.” The third player will say, “My name is Deanna and I love diamonds, Sue loves sushi and Paige loves popcorn.” You keep going around the room until everyone says their name and the previous players name the things they love.
Bride Game Apron
First, you will need an apron and many small brand new kitchen items. Find some unique aprons at Zazzle http://www.zazzle.com/bridal+aprons. New kitchen equipment such as measuring spoons, potato peeler, cookie cutter, garlic press, kitchen scissors, pizza cutter, opened can, turkey baster, chip cutter, sponge, dish towel, oven and whisk or any other kitchen item you want in the apron. The bride walks into the room wearing a maid of honor giving 1 minute to look at all the items. Ask the bride to come out of the room and pass paper and pencil to each guest. Guests will write as many things as they can remember on paper. The winner is the one who can remember the most things. Soon the bridegroom takes the apron.
Weds Gift Exchange
Buy enough gifts for each guest who attends; some really nice gifts too, and some you can buy for 99 cents. Wrap them in various wedding theme gift papers. Write the numbers on the paper for the number of guests who will be invited. Cut and fold the numbers and place them in a pretty crystal or glass bowl. Place the gifts in the middle of the room. Each player collects a number. The player who received #1 will choose the first gift and open it. The player who has #2 will choose the next gift. Player #2 has the choice to keep the gift or hand in his gift to player #2. Player #3 opens the gift of his choice and decides to keep the gift or trade with player #1 or #2. You keep playing in this order until the last person opens the last gift. A gift can only be purchased twice. Everyone is a winner in this game.
In the wallet Game
Each player opens a bag and finds certain objects for points. Make a list of things and how many points they are worth. Here is a list of things that women should keep in their purses. Driver’s License, Nails, Pen, Pencil, Lipstick, Comb, Brush, Credit Card, Candy, Gum, Spirit Mints, Receipt, Cell Phone, $100 bill, Nail File, Mirror, Tampon, Sunglasses, Wallet, Business Card, Aspirin, Tylenol, Advil, Zip-Loc Bag, Hand Sanitizer, Hair Clips or Hair Bands, Lotion, Kleenex, Ointment , Band Aid, More than 5 Credit Cards, Kids Toy, Ipod or MP3 Player, Umbrella, Q-tip, Floss, Deodorant, Tweezers, Book, Library Card, Photo of Yourself, Nail Clipper, Water, USB Flash Drive, Suture Kit , Nail Polish, Granola Bar, Nasal Spray, Tax Stamp, Flashlight, Utensils, Spoons, Diapers, Homework, Ear Plugs and Baby Food. There are so many things you can think of. Rate each item below with points ranging from 1 – 25. The guests have to add their points. The winner is the player who collects the most points.
Remember, this is a special time for the bride. Make sure that she is creative, that she will always have a memorable event and have stories to tell her children.
