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~ TABLE OF CONTENTS ~
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Baby Faces Game .................................................................................. 4
Bride Is Wearing Game ......................................................................... 5
Celebrity Weddings Game .................................................................... 6
Centerpiece Activity .............................................................................. 7
Flower Talk Game ................................................................................. 8
Gift Bingo .............................................................................................. 9
Guess Who? Game .............................................................................. 10
Handbag Hunt Game ........................................................................... 11
How Well Do You Know the Bride? .................................................. 12
Husbands Are Made Of...Game .......................................................... 13
Limerick/Poems Contest ..................................................................... 14
Love Counts Game .............................................................................. 15
Love Coupons .................................................................................16-17
Marriage Is...Activity .......................................................................... 18
M-Word Game..................................................................................... 19
Name That Cake Game ....................................................................... 20
Name The Famous Couples Game ...................................................... 21
Pinching Pennies Game ....................................................................... 22
President & First Lady Match Game ................................................... 23
Toilet Paper Trousseau Game ............................................................. 24
Truth or Lie Game ............................................................................... 25
Valentine’s Day Humor Game ............................................................ 26
Wedding Etiquette Activity ................................................................. 27
Wedding What If's Activity ................................................................. 28
Wedding Word Scramble .................................................................... 29
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BABY FACES GAME
Ask each guest to bring a
picture of themselves as a
baby or a little kid.
Remember to get a picture of
the guests of honor.
Gather all of the photos and display them on
the wall or table with numbers next to them.
Ask everyone to inspect the photographs and
write down their guesses as to the identity of
the baby face in each picture.
When everyone has written down their
guesses, let each person identify which baby
face is theirs.
The person who makes the most correct
guesses is the winner.
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BRIDE IS WEARING GAME
This game challenges the guests’ memory skills. Ask the bride to
step out of the room. Give each guest a copy of the list below and
a pen. After 5 minutes collect their papers. Have the bride come
back in the room, the guest with the most correct answers wins.
1. What kind of earrings is she wearing?
2. What color is her shirt or dress?
3. Does her shirt or dress have buttons?
4. What color is her pants or skirt?
5. Is she wearing a belt?
6. How many rings is she wearing?
7. Is she wearing a watch?
8. What color is her lipstick?
9. What color are her nails painted?
10. What color are her shoes?
11. Does her shoes have heels?
12. What type of necklace is she wearing?
13. Describe her hairstyle.
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CELEBRITY WEDDINGS GAME
This takes some pre-planning from the hostess.
Find 10 wedding photos of celebrity couples using
magazines or the Internet. Cut out the bride from
the groom. Glue each bride photo on a
separate sheet of paper. Write a number
1-10 at the bottom of each
bride sheet of paper. Glue
each groom photo on a
separate sheet of paper.
Write a letter A-J at
the bottom of each
groom sheet of paper.
Do not label the
papers with obvious
A
number-letter
5
combinations.
Give each guest a blank sheet of paper and pen. Hold
up the first bride photo. Then hold up each groom
photo one at a time. Instruct the guests to match
the correct groom with the bride. The guest with
the most correct answers wins.
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CENTERPIECE ACTIVITY
If you have table centerpieces at
your shower, this is a unique way
to determine who gets to take it
home. This is really nice for big
showers and is a great
way to mingle and
thank
guests
for
coming.
Make up a variety of questions like:
• Who is the youngest person at this table?
• Who is the oldest person at this table?
• Whose birthday is closest to the bride or groom?
• Who traveled the farthest?
• Who has the most children?
• Who is engaged to be married?
• Who has been married the longest?
Then the bride goes table to table and asks one of
the guests at the table to pick a question from a
basket? This is a great time for hugs, photos and to
thank your guests.
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FLOWER TALK GAME
Write the letter of each flower meaning next to the flower name.
1) Gardenia
_______
A) good-bye
2) Pink Carnation
_______
B) innocence
3) Sweet Peas
_______
C) return to happiness
4) Bells of Ireland
_______
D) memories
5) Calla Lily
_______
E) I’ll never forget you
6) Begonia
_______
F) secret love
7) White Chrysanthemum
_______
G) kiss me
8) Lily of the Valley
_______
H) I’m sorry / forgive me
9) Daisy
_______
I)
10) Forget-Me-Knot
_______
J) beauty
11) Purple Hyacinth
_______
K) beware
12) Mistletoe
_______
L) good luck
13) Red Rose
_______
M) fertility
14) Purple Rose
_______
N) death
15) Pink Rose
_______
O) congratulations
16) Black Rose
_______
P) mystery and intrigue
17) Orange Rose
_______
Q) love at first sight
18) Yellow Rose
_______
R) I love you
19) Green Rose
_______
S) grace and gentleness
20) Blue Rose
_______
T) enthusiasm and desire
truth
Answers:
(1) F (2) E
(3) A
(4) L
(5) J
(6) K
(7) I
(8) C
(9) B
(10) D
(11) H (12) G
(13) R
(14) Q
(15) S
(16) N
(17) T
(18) O
(19) M
(20) P
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Make copies of this page to give to all the guests. Before the couple starts
opening gifts, have each guest make their own bingo card by writing in the
gifts they think the couple will receive. The guests can only mark their squares
if they pre-listed that gift on their bingo card.
BINGO
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GUESS WHO? GAME
This is a wedding game for the reception that aims
to place the bride and groom in the spotlight using
one very simple prop: a blindfold.
To test how well the groom knows his new bride,
have him blindfolded and seated in a chair facing all
the reception guests. Now comes the fun part.
Round up as many guests as possible, from the young
to the old, men and women.
The Objective
Can the groom figure out which one in the lineup is
his new bride? In the tame version, the groom can
shake each guest's hand to find his new wife.
Remember to play some fun and upbeat music during
this game!
Other Possibilities
Have each guest kiss the groom
on the cheek; the groom must
feel each person's leg
(particularly fun if there are a
lot of men in the lineup!).
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HANDBAG HUNT GAME
Include a note in the shower invitation, telling
guests to bring their purses with them. At the
shower, have each guest place her handbag on
her lap. Then, one by one, call out items
typically found in a handbag.
For example: lipstick, mirror, keys, gum, etc.
The guest who finds each of the items first
scores a point. The highest score wins.
For Extra Fun
Before the game begins, sneak an oddball item,
such as a boiled egg, a doggie biscuit, a man’s
sock
(or
something
racier!) into a few
of
the
guest’s
handbags,
then
call those items during
the game.
(Since they are “plants,”
you
may
not want to count them
towards the totals, but they
are good for a laugh!)
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HOW WELL DO YOU KNOW THE COUPLE?
This takes some pre-planning from the hostess.
The hostess interviews the
couple ahead of time with a
series of questions about how
they met, their hobbies, their
likes/dislikes and even some
personal information (like shoe
size, favorite foods, etc.)
The list of questions is typed up (in multiple
choice or fill-in-the-blank) and copies are made
to hand out at the shower or reception.
How To Play
Give each guest a pen and a copy of the
questions. Allow 10 minutes for guests to write
down their answers.
When the time is up, the hostess reads each
question and the couple’s answer. The guest
with the most correct answers wins a prize.
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HUSBANDS ARE MADE OF...GAME
Each clue below represents some part of a man’s body.
See how many body parts you can guess to make a husband.
1)
Shape of love, used on Valentine's Day __________________________
2)
Grows on cornstalk ____________________________________________
3)
Family crest, or coat of _________________________________________
4)
The longest part of a giraffe ____________________________________
5)
Part of a potato ________________________________________________
6)
Type of watch _________________________________________________
7)
Chairs stand on these __________________________________________
8)
Type of macaroni ______________________________________________
9)
Edges of a saw ________________________________________________
10) Parts of a clock ________________________________________________
11) The tortoise raced with the _____________________________________
12) We think with this ______________________________________________
13) You should keep this out of other people’s business______________
14) Twelve inches is equal to one ___________________________________
15) What a tugboat does ___________________________________________
16) Part of a river __________________________________________________
17) Something you keep treasures in _______________________________
18) Tropical trees _________________________________________________
19) Used by builders to secure wood _______________________________
20) If I’m your aunt, then you are my ________________________________
Answers
1)
2)
3)
4)
5)
6)
7)
8)
9)
10)
Heart
Ears
Arms
Neck
Eyes or Skin
Wrist
Legs
Elbow
Teeth
Face and Hands
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11)
12)
13)
14)
15)
16)
17)
18)
19)
20)
Hare (Hair)
Brain
Nose
Foot
Tow (Toe)
Mouth
Chest
Palms
Nails
Niece (Knees)
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LIMERICK/POEMS CONTEST
Each guest is given a sheet of
paper and a pen. Ten minutes
are allotted to compose a
limerick or poem about the
couple. The couple reads each
one and awards the prize to
the guest who is the “Most
Silly” or “Most Creative”
Examples
Once a fine fellow named Dave
Swore that, single, he’d go to his grave.
Then the girl of his dreams
Changed his mind, so it seems.
So, how did she get Dave to cave?
Here’s a toast to a fine young miss.
A hundred men she must have kissed.
Then, finally, her handsome prince she met.
And now, their wedding date is set.
No more lowly toads to kiss.
She’s bound for happily wedded bliss.
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LOVE COUNTS GAME
Wedding game for a reception
For this wedding game, you
will need lots of Hershey's
Kisses in a bucket or box. The
goal is for the guests to guess
how many Kisses the bride or
groom can hold in their hands!
This simple game is perfect for
a reception of any size.
Have the groom dip his hands into a bucket full of Kisses to
grab as many as he can. With the Kisses in his hands, the
guests must guess how many Kisses he is holding. As the
bride slowly puts each Kiss back in the bucket, have all the
guests help in the counting process. The guest with the
closest guess to the final count wins a prize.
Alternate Version
Have the bride try to pile on as many Kisses as she can onto
the groom. She can place them wherever she wants to but
he cannot drop them! In this modified version, all the guests
can be involved cheering the bride as she piles the Kisses
higher and higher onto the groom!
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Love Coupons make a wonderful gift for
that special person in your life at any
time of the year. Copy or cut out the
coupons that you like or make your own
and staple them into a little booklet.
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MARRIAGE IS...ACTIVITY
Here is a creative activity for a reception.
Give all of the guests (including children) a blank index card
and a pen. Ask them to write down their answers to complete
the following sentence, “Marriage is…”
Collect everyone’s answer cards and
place them in a decorative box for the
bride and groom.
Another option is to give everyone note paper instead of
cards. On the blank side of a large sheet of wrapping paper
print in bold letters “Marriage is…” at the
top.. Tape everyone’s answers to the
wrapping paper. Roll it up and tie
with a ribbon to present to the
bride and groom.
If time permits, have the
best man and maid of
honor take turns reading a
few of the guests’ answers
during the toasting time.
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M-WORD GAME
For this game you will need
as many clothespins or
safety pins as you have
players.
Each player is given one clothespin
to wear. The object of the game is to
collect as many of the pins as possible.
The M-Word is “marriage” or any variation of
the word “married” and “marry.”
As the party progresses, any person who
catches another person saying the M-Word
gets to take that person’s pin plus any extra
pins she may have collected from the other
players.
Play this game until one person has all the
pins. Or choose a time for the game to end
and the person who has the most pins at that
point is the M-Word champion.
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NAME THAT CAKE GAME
Put the letter of the kind of cake next to the correct description.
A. Yellow Cake
B. Carrot Cake
C. Angel Food Cake
D. Ribbon Cake
E. Crab Cake
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
9.
10.
11.
12.
13.
14.
15.
16.
17.
18.
19.
20.
21.
22.
23.
24.
25.
F. Chiffon Cake
G. Cupcake
H. Upside Down
I. Sheet Cake
J. Patty Cake
K. Pound Cake
L. Fruit Cake
M.Devil’s Food
N. Pancake
O. Banana Cake
P. Birthday Cake
Q. Cheese Cake
R. Sponge Cake
S. Coffee Cake
T. Short Cake
U. Rum Cake
V. Spice Cake
W.Red Velvet Cake
X. Wedding Cake
Y. Groom’s Cake
____A topsy-turvy cake
____Shares a name with an alcoholic beverage
____Cake meant for a heavenly body
____The opposite of a cake meant for a heavenly body
____This cake could be found in an orchard, growing on trees
____Little girls dream of this day, when their dad gives them away
____This cake is served at a seafood restaurant
____It’s as lovely as a transparent material
____The opposite of a tall cake
____This cake shares the name of a material
____A kitchen measure cake
____The favorite cake for mice
____A small child’s game
____This cake is for cowards
____This cake should be eaten in bed
____Little girls are made of this
____You could tie this in your hair
____This cake is best eaten on a coral reef
____A monkey’s favorite cake
____This cake comes around every year
____Some people can’t start their morning without it
____A heavy cake
____A rabbit’s favorite cake
____You could cook with this cake
____A man’s cake
Answers
1. H 2. U 3. C 4. M 5. L 6. X 7. E 8. F 9. T 10. W 11. G 12. Q 13. J
14. A 15. I 16. V 17. D 18. R 19. O 20. P 21. S 22. K 23. B 24. N 25. Y
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NAME THE FAMOUS COUPLES GAME
These are all first names of famous couples. Fill-in their last names.
An alternate version is to provide their last names and fill-in their first.
1. Gomez & Morticia
2. Mike and Carol
3. Elvis and Priscilla
4. Howard and Marion
5. Barney and Betty
6. Ward and June
7. Sonny and Cher
8. Fred and Wilma
9. Cliff and Claire
10. Homer and Marge
11. Jed and Elly May
12. John and Jackie
13. George and Martha
14. Ronald and Nancy
15. Ozzie and Ruby Dee
16. Donald and Daisy
17. William and Hillary
18. Martin and Coretta
19. Paul and Linda
20. Mickey and Minnie
ANSWERS
1. Addams
6. Cleaver
11. Clampett
16. Duck
2. Brady
7. Bono
12. Kennedy
17. Clinton
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3. Presley
8. Flintstone
13. Washington
18. King
4. Cunningham
9. Huxstable
14. Reagan
19. McCartney
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5. Rubble
10. Simpson
15. Davis
20. Mouse
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PINCHING PENNIES GAME
Fill a large bowl (a punch bowl is
great) with uncooked white rice
grains (at least 2 pounds). Mix in
25 pennies. This bowl of rice will
serve as the mother of all
disorganized purses.
Challenge players one at a time to find as many coins
as they can within one minute while blindfolded.
Replenish the rice with pennies after each play. The
one who pinches out the most pennies cashes in for a
reward.
Variation/Tips
Don’t blindfold players and give them only 30
seconds to grab as many coins as they can.
Add one additional rule, for each grain of rice
they spill, an equal number of coins are taken
from their “found” pile.
Mix 10 paperclips into the rice as red herrings.
Add dimes for more points.
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PRESIDENT & FIRST LADY
MATCH GAME
Write the letter of the correct
First Lady next to the President.
44 - Barack Obama ___
43 - George W. Bush ___
42 - Bill Clinton ___
41 - George H.W. Bush ___
40 - Ronald Reagan ___
39 - Jimmie Carter ___
38 - Gerald Ford ___
37 - Richard Nixon ___
36 - Lyndon B. Johnson ___
35 - John F. Kennedy ___
34 - Dwight D. Eisenhower ___
33 - Harry S. Truman ___
32 - Franklin D. Roosevelt ___
31 - Herbert Hoover ___
30 - Calvin Coolidge ___
A - Hilary
B - Mamie
C - Claudia
D - Jacqueline
E - Michelle
F - Eleanor
G - Rosalyn
H - Grace
I - Nancy
J - Laura
K - Lou
L - Elizabeth
M - Bess
N - Barbara
O - Thelma
ANSWERS
Barack & Michelle, George W. & Laura, Bill & Hilary, George H.W. & Barbara,
Ronald & Nancy, Jimmie & Rosalyn, Gerald & Elizabeth, Richard & Thelma,
Lyndon & Claudia, John & Jacqueline, Dwight & Mamie, Harry & Bess,
Franklin & Eleanor, Herbert & Lou, Calvin & Grace
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TOILET PAPER TROUSSEAU GAME
Divide guests into teams of three of four.
Provide each team with two rolls of toilet
paper and a roll of tape. While the hostess and
the Bride-to-Be wait in another room, each
team must choose a “bride” from their ranks
and outfit her in a toilet paper wedding dress.
After 15 minutes, the hostess and Bride-to-Be
return to the room. The “Toilet Paper Brides”
then model their dresses and the Bride-to-Be
selects her favorite design. Each member of
the winning team takes home a prize.
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TRUTH OR LIE GAME
Players introduce themselves by telling
the group three things about themselves,
two must be true and one must be a lie.
The group must decide by consensus
which statement is not true. The player
reveals the fib.
The game continues with the next person until everybody has
a turn. This game can have multiple winners by those who
succeed in pulling the wool over the audience’s eyes.
1.
2.
3.
4.
Variation/Tips
Advise tongue-tied guests to theme the three statements
together. It can be about their cooking, driving, work, or
talents - whatever they feel comfortable revealing and
will make for compelling conversation. For example, a
guest might declare: “I totaled my car once. I failed my
driver’s test twice. And got ticketed for driving the wrong
way on a street once.”
The host should go first, giving everybody time to come
up with creative introductions.
To encourage more clever deception, award a prize to
players who are able to hoodwink the others.
This variation simplifies the game. Have each player flip a
coin before they speak. If it comes up heads, they tell
one true fact about themselves, if it comes up tails, they
tell a lie. Guests (who do not see the result of the coin
toss) have to guess if the information was the truth or a
lie.
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VALENTINE’S DAY HUMOR GAME
Laughter is an aphrodisiac.
Try to answer these Valentine's Day jokes:
1.
What did the letter say to the stamp?
___________________________________________________
2. What did the stamp say to the envelope?
___________________________________________________
3. What is the difference between a girl who is sick of her boyfriend
and a sailor who falls into the ocean?
___________________________________________________
4. What did the light bulb say to the switch?
___________________________________________________
5. What did one snake say to the other snake?
___________________________________________________
6. What did the valentine card say to the stamp?
___________________________________________________
7. What do farmers give their wives on Valentine's Day?
___________________________________________________
8. What did the paper clip say to the magnet?
___________________________________________________
9. What did the pencil say to the paper?
___________________________________________________
10. What do you call a very small valentine?
___________________________________________________
11. What does a man who loves his car do on February 14?
___________________________________________________
12. Why is lettuce the most loving vegetable?
___________________________________________________
ANSWERS
1. You send me. 2. I'm stuck on you. 3. One is bored over a man the other is a man
overboard. 4. You turn me on. 5. Give me a little hug and a hiss, honey. 6. Stick with me and
we'll go places! 7. Hogs and Kisses! 8. "I find you very attractive." 9. "I dot my i's on you!"
10. A valentiny! 11. He gives it a Valenshine! 12. Because it's all heart.
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WEDDING ETIQUETTE
ACTIVITY
Write one etiquette question on individual index
cards. Randomly give each guest an etiquette
question card and blank card. Tell them to write
their sincere answer to the assigned question on
the blank card. Below are sample questions,
precede each with, “What do you do if…”
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
•
You see the Groom has his fly down during the ceremony?
You’re allergic to the fish being served at the reception?
The Best Man gets food poisoning the morning of the wedding?
The Bride is getting drunk on champagne?
The photographer accidentally mashes half of the wedding cake?
The flower girl and ring bearer start fighting down the aisle?
A guest falls asleep during the ceremony and is snoring loud?
The Bride’s bouquet toss accidentally knocks a guest unconscious?
The Groom cuts a loud fart during the exchange of vows?
The pastor/officiant never shows up for the wedding ceremony?
The caterer refuses to serve at the reception until an additional $1000
is paid to cover a last-minute food substitution?
The Groom accidentally gets a black eye an hour before the wedding?
The band for the reception leaves early because the wedding ran late?
The Maid of Honor gets the hiccups during the ceremony?
An unusually hot day causes all the icing decorations on the wedding
cake to melt and slip off the cake?
You’ve lost the wedding rings the day of the wedding?
The wedding limousine never shows up after the ceremony?
The singer at the reception sings so badly everybody notices?
The Groom’s ex tells him she still loves him at the wedding?
Collect the question and answer cards, putting the question cards in one
paper bag, and all the answer cards in another. Have each guest randomly
draw a question card and answer card and read them aloud to the group.
For example, one question and answer pair might go like this, “What do
you do if the Groom has his fly down during the ceremony? Eat around
the fish, then push it around your plate and hope nobody notices.”
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WEDDING WHAT IF'S ACTIVITY
This outrageous activity is a great
way to start the shower or
reception off with a lot of laughs.
Players fill out answers to different
"what if" questions. The twist
is that when a question is
read, its answer will be a
randomly chosen one. You just
never know what answer might
pair up with the question
"What would the Bride do if
she caught the Groom checking her text messages?" Maybe
it was originally the answer to the question "What would the
Bride do if she found out the Groom had his best man write
his wedding vows for him?"
How to Play
Guests each draw a Question from the
'Questions' bowl and a blank Answer Slip
from the 'Answers' bowl. Guests
write the answer to their
question on the Answer Slip
and place the questions back
into the original 'Questions' bowl
and place the answers into the
'Answers' bowl. Let each guest
take a turn picking one question
and one answer and reading them
out loud.
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WEDDING WORD SCRAMBLE
Unscramble the following words related to weddings.
1) bdeir
2) wong
3) npilutas
4) orgom
5) rdsadbiemi
6) agmmnoors
7) shrue
8) noitpecer
9) botuque
10) trimnomya
11) grater
12) nomoneyoh
13) tsniiiovatn
14) levi
15) grins
16) eecymnor
17) tacfoniif
18) duexto
19) eroatgrphhop
20) sopropal
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1) bride 2) gown 3) nuptials 4) groom 5) bridesmaid
6) groomsman 7) usher 8) reception 9) bouquet
10) matrimony 11) garter 12) honeymoon
13) invitations 14) veil 15) rings 16) ceremony
17) officiant 18) tuxedo 19) photographer
20) proposal
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WEDDING GAMES
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The Wedding Planning Board Game
Have fun learning how to plan your wedding
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couples to partner their wedding planning with
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engaged couples to design their signature
wedding without going over budget. $29.95
Wedding Games Book
A variety of games and fun activities to celebrate every
gathering leading up to the wedding. A book of fun and
laughs for bachelor/bachelorette parties, bridal showers
and receptions for couples and their wedding guests.
Get friends and family mingling easily and quickly.
32 pages $10 booklet bound
Printable Bridal Shower Games
Surprise the bride-to-be and guests with an
assortment of full-color bridal shower game sheets.
You will provide hours of fun with over 75 games
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even be personalized with the Bride & Groom’s
names and other information. $10 booklet | $20 online
Wedding Gamesake
Wedding Gamesake is a unique
alternative to a guest book. It’s a
game that friends and family create
during the wedding reception for the
bride and groom to play on their
honeymoon or 50th anniversary. Once
completed, the couple has the story of
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BABY SHOWER GAMES
“First comes love, then comes marriage,
then comes baby in a baby carriage.”
My Best Friend's Shower
Baby Shower Planning & Hosting Guide
An informative guide with all the latest up-to-date
advice from where to start, who to invite, and how to
decorate like a pro, plus easy-to-use planning forms
and over 35 ideas and tips for themes.
84 pages $5 booklet bound
101 And Then Some!
Baby Shower Games Book
Companion to “My Best Friend’s Shower” with
Classics to New and Unusual games. You’re sure to
fill all your entertainment needs with this one book.
125 pages $10 spiral bound
100+ Baby Shower Games Book
Over 100 mingle-making, giggle-inducing, phototaking, baby-themed games to celebrate a new baby. A
mother lode of new and unique activities. The cure for
the baby blues of veteran baby shower attendees.
128 pages $15 paperback
Printable Baby Shower Games Collection
Over 75 games you print right from your
computer. From easy to challenging, and
humorous to sentimental - we've got you
covered for shower games! There's no
limit to the number of printouts you can
make. Print one game or print them all.
$10 CD | $15 spiral book | $20 online
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Custom, hand-sculpted, hand-painted, figurines created from your photos.
A great cake topper, wedding gift, anniversary gift, or table decoration.
STARTING AT $179 PER SET
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