Couple game shower

The guests then added their personal messages and I gave the bride instructions for baking the plate to preserve hopefully, as long as the plate stayed pretty clean all the messages. Place in cold oven and set to degrees. Once the oven gets up to temp, bake for 30 minutes and turn off. Leave the plate in the oven to cool overnight. This is something we came up with on the spot while I was grabbing some last-minute supplies from Walmart. While my cousin was talking about charades or a dance line, I kept thinking we had to come up with something that puts people a little less on the spot but still pretty simple.

The great thing about this game is that the activities you could do are endless. We had four teams of six — three couples — and each couple had a different task and a different rule to follow. Leg one of the relay: Each couple was tied together by the ankle.

They were responsible for going to collect the items needed to plant their flowers and bring them back. We placed plants, flowers, pots , shovels , and gloves about 10 feet from the table and they had to run down and back. Leg two: Each couple was tied together at the waist — back to back — and they needed to plant the flowers. We also told them they needed to each take turns with the planting, so they had to keep switching. Leg three: Each couple was tied together at the wrist and and needed to decorate the pots.

They could only use the hands tied together, and needed to tie a ribbon around the pot and write a tag for the happy couple. This was a blast! Following the relay, and before the gifts, we sat the couple back-to-back while I read a long list of questions and they answered whether they thought it best described the bride or the groom.

Also Read: Johnny Cash Relay. The games were just enough fun without putting people on the spot, and the theme meant decor couple be inexpensive and adorable. Hi there! These are the cutest ideas!

How exactly does the Who Is It? Do guests have a sheet with the facts on them and make their guesses there? Then the one with the most matches wins? I hate to be dumb, but I want to make sure I do it right.

You could definitely do it that way! We did a very casual version at our party where we just shouted our our thoughts and basically voted on who we thought it was, and then the bride and groom revealed the answer.

Your email address will not be published. Toggle navigation. How to Play: Guests' advice can range from recipes, a poem or funny story, and so on. At the party, guests take turns reading their words of wisdom to the group and everyone tries to guess who gave which words of wisdom. When the cards have all been read, the host can compile them in a scrapbook as a keepsake for the bride. The Gist: Everyone has to figure out what the bride and groom did with whom.

What to Prep: Hand out index cards and have each guest write a description of their favorite memory with the bride the more adventurous, the better. The host will collect the cards. How to Play: After the host collects the cards, she'll take the bride on a trip down memory lane, speaking them all out loud. Everyone will have to guess who did what with the bride.

Examples: Who snuck out of the house with the bride for a high school party, or who met a celebrity during a weekend in Miami with the bride.

The Gist: You get to eat cake and guess the flavors. What to Prep: Set up a "cake bar" complete with bite-size cake pieces mini cupcakes, cake pops or cut-up pieces of regular cakes will do and remember all the flavors. Write out the flavor of each type of cake on an index card and place it in an envelope behind the bite-size pieces.

How to Play: Each player is blindfolded and walks down the table with one of the hosts, who notes the player's flavor guess. The player takes sips of champagne between bites to cleanse the palate. Of course, hosts can sip champagne at any point in the game! Whoever guesses the most flavors correctly wins.

The Gist: Have guests answer extreme read: hilarious etiquette questions. What to Prep: On index cards, write out a few wedding etiquette question—the more outrageous the better. Think of some nuptial nightmares, like what do you do if the best man sprays champagne all over the guests? Or if you accidentally knock into the wedding cake?

Or if two bridesmaids get into a fight at the altar? How to Play: Hand out one etiquette card to each guest and have her write down an honest response to the situation. Then, have the bridal party gather all the cards and read the questions and answers aloud.

The Gist: Works best at a lingerie shower. What to Prep: On the invitations, ask each guest to bring lingerie gifts that match their personality and style. While the bride isn't looking, hang them around the room. How to Play: Once everything is set up, have the bride go around the room considering each item.

Then, have her guess whom each gift is from. At the end of the day, she goes home with a new lingerie wardrobe perfect to bring on the honeymoon!

The Gist: Make a wedding dress out of toilet paper What to Prep: For this bridal shower game, you'll need lots of rolls of toilet paper. Spice up this game by purchasing markers, stickers or—if you are very brave—glitter. How to Play: Divide groups into teams of at least three people. One team member will be the model. The other team members will have to make her or him a wedding dress out of toilet paper and your other decorating supplies.

Set a timer for 10 to 15 minutes. When the time is up, the bride-to-be can choose her winner. The Gist: Steal rings and try to collect them all What to Prep: Purchase a plastic wedding ring for each guest. How to Play: For this fun bridal shower game, present each guest with a plastic wedding ring to wear.

Pick one wedding-related word that guests cannot speak, such as bride, love, or wedding. If a guest overhears another guest speak the forbidden word, they can take that guest's ring.

The winner is the guest with the most rings by the end of the party. The Gist: Guess where the happy couple is based on pictures What to Prep: Time to start hunting around on social media. Dig up a handful of pictures of the couple at different locations. Print them out and hang them up. You can punch holes in the pictures and hang them on a string, or tape them around the house.

Number each picture and print out a sheet of paper. How to Play: To start this bridal shower activity, give each guest their answer form and a pen and then ask them to go around the room and guess where the couple is bride and groom are in each picture. Make sure to be specific about what kind of answer you want. Are you looking for country, state or even the specific restaurant? An alternate way to play this game is to put all the images into a slide show. Now that you have a few great bridal shower game ideas to consider, think about what else you need to do to make your bridal shower shine.

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