A bridal shower invitation to send, then games for the guests: gift bingo while the presents are opened, a word search, a word scramble and would you rather cards. A bridal shower planner keeps the guests, the food, the games and the gifts for the thank-you notes, and a wedding planner holds the wedding itself.
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Gift bingo for a bridal shower: each guest marks the gifts on their card as the bride-to-be opens them, and the first with five in a row wins. Ten different cards, each 24 of 30 everyday gifts with a free centre square, and the full list to tick off.
Fifteen wedding words to find, from bouquet and veil to honeymoon and forever, hidden in a grid with the bridal shower drawings, and the answer key on the second page. Hand one to each guest with a pen; the first to find them all wins. Change the words before you print.
Sixteen wedding words, each with its letters mixed up, for the guests to unscramble, with the answers on the second page and the bridal shower drawings. Print each first letter for an easier game, or change the words first.
Twenty bridal shower would you rather questions on cards to cut out, from first dances and vows to honeymoons and date nights. Read a card aloud, then the guests choose and say why. Change any question before you print.
A bridal shower invitation with a bell and lines for the bride-to-be, the date, the time, the place and how to reply. Type the details first or write them in.
Wedding tasks with who does each one, when it is due and what it costs, plus space for the ceremony, the guests, the reception and the day’s schedule.
Plan the shower, not the wedding: the guest list, the food and drinks, the games, and the gifts with who gave each one, ready for the thank-you notes; then each task with who does it, the due date and the cost.
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