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Bridal Shower games...how many?
I'm hosting my sisters shower on Saturday. We are playing gift bingo. I would like to do 1-2 more games. I was thinking the poem with the pass the prize to the left/right and/or a Honey Do List game (people have to guess what (in the Bride's opinion) the husband and wife should do (who does dishes, cleaning, etc). The person w/ the most points wins). How many games do you think is nice for a bridal shower?
Re: Bridal Shower games...how many?
If you have a crowd that's into games, I think 3 is a good number. Bingo is really part of the gift opening, so it's not like it would take up too much time.
I would say maybe one paper game that everyone can do from their seats - like the Honey Do one you mentioned.
And one game that's a little more interactive...At my BFF's shower last year, we put a photo of the husband-to-be's head over the face of a shirtless hunk poster. We cut out little bow ties from black poster board and played pin the bow tie on the groom. It was kind of funny b/c of the way we set it up. We blindfolded the bride and told her she had a special visitor, (She was nervously suspecting a stripper - which we would NEVER do - she even asked if we should ask a 13 year old guest to leave - LOL) and then we unveiled the poster!
Not sure what the poem pass the prize game is - can you describe it? I'm curious now.
HTH!