This game will make guests grin as they remember awkward haircuts, toothless smiles, and favorite family vacations. This game is available in different designs to fit any shower style. They come printed in sets of 5 and come in a fun mason jar shaped design. I provide the tools you need to plan, celebrate, and remember, without all the hassle. Contact me for custom orders and collaborations.
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This one's for lovers of lawn games! While we aren't sure if a ring toss really prepares a bride to put her partner's band on at the altar, it's the thought that counts. Here, the ladies try to make the best bouquet or centerpiece, using blooms from a DIY flower bar. Win or lose, they can take their beautiful creations home.
Ask attendees to guess or suggest your wedding's details, from the color scheme to the flowers. Whoever gets the most right or recommends the best idea wins. Celebrate tying the knot and find out who has a hidden talent with a round of "Who can tie a cherry stem in their mouth? This Mad Libs-inspired game is just as fun as its muse, and easy to play, too. All you have to do is come up with a wedding-related template—bonus points if you get it printed onto sweet stationery, like this card from Pretty Little Papers.
Whenever the song stops, the person holding the arrangement is out. Who's the most prepared to help the bride on her big day? Play this game to find out. Guests get points for every item they have in their handbags, which they check off on a sheet like this one made by Kate Ignatowski. In this game, you fill a bucket with water and ice, and set rings toy ones work great at the bottom. Guests attempt to retrieve the pieces the quickest with—you guessed it—their toes.
For a bridal twist on this fan-favorite, write the names of people, places, or things that have significance to the bride on the backs of escort cards like these by Anne Robin Calligraphy and tie them to guests' foreheads as they arrive.
When it's time to play, the group will give hints to one person at a time. Leave multiple-choice quizzes with trivia questions about the bride and groom on guests' tables. You know the drill—whoever gets the most answers right wins. Ask shower guests to write their little-known nicknames romantic or otherwise on slips, and then hang the papers on a cute board like this DIY heart-and-arrow display. Read aloud each name, asking the ladies to write their guesses on which nickname corresponds to which guest.
Help the guest of honor prepare for her big day by sending the ladies in search of a few choice treasures, either hidden ahead of time or gathered from nature, neighbors, and stores.
Steal our list, or get creative and edit it to include other objects special to her. Julia Lake Parties planned the outing pictured here. Get everyone talking and laughing! When we crafted this printable catcher , we filled it with tasks like, "Make a toast," or "Tell your love story. Make a reservation at a nearby vineyard and help the soon-to-be newlywed find the perfect vino for the big day—or at least a favorite of the day.
Assemble a dozen or so photographs of the bride, showing her at different ages. Display the images someplace where everyone can see, and have attendees write down their guess as to how old the bride was in each picture. Does she have braces? Must have been middle school. A prize—or bragging rights! Your celebrants will love customizing their own hair accessories to wear for the rest of the event.
When everyone is finished, have the bride-to-be dub her dames with nicknames fitting to their friendship such as "Goddess of Adventures" as they don the crown. Stick with your shower's "love" theme and come up with a list of iconic duos , then write each of their names on either side of our printable heart cards. Cut through the center to create two cards—a broken heart! Set a card at each seat and instruct the ladies to find their other half.
For a cute touch, have one of the couples be the bride and groom. Whether you go camping or should we say, "glamping" or set up a fire pit in the backyard, there's nothing like spilling secrets and maybe a few spooky stories while huddled around to make you feel close with your friends. This whispering game is a throwback to your elementary school days.
Place one of our printable instruction cards on one guest's seat, prompting her to initiate a toast. This toast will travel from ear to ear until it makes its way back to the original guest. She then reveals her original speech, as well as the group's mangled version of it.
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