Travel themed bridal shower game

One of my bridesmaids, Demi, was in charge of this task and she did a phenomenal job! The third game was given to my bridesmaids, Courtney and Erica, to write down all of my reactions to gifts and read it back at the end as a script of what I would say on my wedding night.

That was hilarious. Everyone got a kick out of this! I highly suggest this… and it works even better if the bride is unaware of this part. After gifts and photos, a few people had to leave for other obligations.

Brighton and my dad showed up to help clean up, but since the party was still going strong they just joined us. My sister suggested the traditional toilet paper wedding dress game, but with a twist! My mom got to dress up Brighton, and Michele my future mother-in-law got to dress me up. The bridesmaids also helped with both of us.

It was a riot. Everyone was taking photos and laughing and by the end, we looked like mummy bride and groom. After a majority of the party left and the clean up was taken care of, my closest friends and I walked the beach at sunset. It was nice to be back with them enjoying our old stomping grounds. But hey! We are less than days out—96 to be exact. Your friends are wonderful— special thanks to Courtney, Erica, and Demi for their help. And of course, Cathy Stevens who gets a virtual trophy for being the co-hostess.

I appreciated everything that everyone did to make this special event happen. The game was a […]. Salt Lake City Questival October 31, Outdoor Recreation.

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There are a whole bunch of elements related to traveling that you can incorporate into your event. First, think about what people use to travel. This can be anything from maps to luggage to modes of transportation—planes, cars, and even hot air balloons included!

Second, consider specific destinations and ways you can nod to their culture. These can be places the bride-to-be already loves or locations she's going to or wants to visit in the future. Stick with either focus the act of traveling or travel destinations or combine the two. For example, this De Coeur Bake Shop cake was travel-themed in two ways.

First, the continents were illustrated on its bottom tier. Second, Mint Design placed it atop a stack of suitcases. That's just one of many beautiful and creative ideas we've found. Plan a girls' trip, whether it's to a faraway location or the host's house for a sleepover-style "staycation.

Create something similar for statement centerpieces. Queen J. Productions created this sweet wreath using maps turned into paper flowers. Illustrations of the bride and groom, plus a travel-themed banner quote, made it perfectly personalized.

Serve regional fare to celebrate the destination s your party's themed around. This Belle's Catering menu featured Southern food, for example. Turn your favorite form of transportation into a statement detail.

Skip the traditional guestbook and ask attendees to sign a globe. Ask guests to write marriage or travel! Upgrade your place settings with map placemats. These ones came from Sweet Story Studio. How to Play: Find out from the bride and groom where all each has traveled. Then, ask the guests to guess who has been where. How to Play: Have the guests write down what they think the bride will receive.

Think colors, styles, and even toys. Then, as the bride opens her gifts, guests mark off the ones they guessed correctly. How to Play: The guests will guess whether the names listed are porn or nail polish. Answers come with the game as well. Works Best For: This is another game that is perfect for the classic wedding shower and any theme. How to Play: Guests will try to remember what the bride is wearing at the shower after she leaves the room.

Works Best For: The emoji game was made for the techie couple. How to Play: The guests will try to guess what the sentence is meant to say based on common emoji icons. Answers are also included here.

Works Best For: Next up is another classic style game. Also made with the teacher or reader in mind. How to Play: Give the guests a few wedding words and have them come up with a funny story incorporating all those words.

Be sure to put a time limit on it and tell them the funniest story wins. Works Best For: Spice it up was designed for the kitchen shower. How to Play: Guests will guess the names of the spices based on what they look like. Works Best For: If you or your bride loves to cook, this one was made for them.

Give a recipe shower and let the guests play this one. How to Play: For this one, have the bride wear an apron with items pinned to it. The guest of honor will be wearing it when the shower starts and once everyone has arrived, have them leave the room. Next, hand out the games and let the guest see if they can remember what was pinned to the apron. Works Best For: Another idea for a kitchen or recipe shower is this game about common kitchen items.

How to Play: Ask the bride to think of kitchen items that spell out a certain word. Simply have the first letter of a few kitchen items on the sheet, then have the guests guess what item the bride picked. Or you can even do the entire alphabet. Works Best For: Guess how many corks was created with the wine lover in mind. Perfect for a vineyard or wine tasting shower.

How to Play: Put your corks in something pretty and have the guests guess how many are in there. Works Best For: Another perfect game for a wine tasting shower is this red or white game. How to Play: Test the wine knowledge of your guests by having them categorize them by white or red. Answers are also included on this one.