wat are good games to play at a bridal shower?
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pin the penis on the male mannequin\n\nguess celebrities' condom sizes
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Well \n\n1.You and your new mate can do the $Money dance $ and have guest pin money on your clothes \n\n2. Get a  bunch of toielt paper and have 4 modles and have 2 helpers for each of the 4 modles and have them create wedding dresses out of the toilet paper. Then have them modle the "wedding dresses". the group picks the best dress and the group wins a gift  Basket.\n\n3. Have a local dance group or company perform
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go to http://www.happypenguin.org There are tones of Open Source games there so you should be able t find a suitable one. Have fun
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no games,, however\n\nget an attractive bowl ask someone that you trust to pass any say donation while you are doing your slow wedding dance (smile) for you future.\nthis worked for my niece wedding and she and her husband collected well over $1,000.
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You could change the bridal shower to a shiveree--that is a party after your return from your wedding and reception in Hawaii.   It is an old custom - used a lot in the American West and not much used at present.   The advantage is that you and all your friends and your new husband's friends  could meet and have a grand time together celebrating your marriage.  Shiverees are not limited to the brides' female friends.  The object here is not so much to get gifts but to celebrate the newly wed's life together.\n\nI think you are are quite right in not wanting a bridal shower.  Talk shiveree instead.   Best wishes in your marriage.
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online games!\ndownload icy towers\nor play mansion impossible (adicting!)\nthype "mansion impossibe" into yahoo! search, then choose the first result.\n:-) have fun
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Im getting married May 20, 2006 and my bridal shower was April 8th.  Our couples shower is this saturday (4/22).  That leaves plenty of weekends for finishing up wedding work, bachelor/bachellorette parties, etc.  And believe me there is a lot of etc.
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Glue a large sponge to the shower wall then soap it up and rub your back up and down on it orrrrrr get married and let the wiffy do it...the sponge is much cheaper in the long run lol..
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I am not sure if this is the same thing as a "come and go" event, but we have a very large family and often hold what we call "open houses".  I advise a 2-3 hour time frame for the event.  Refreshments can be very simple, especially if you hold the shower during the afternoon hours of 2-5 or 1-4 since this is after lunch and before dinner.  Use small plates, 6 or 8 inch and provide finger foods - fresh veggies with dip, cut-up fresh fruit, small appetizers such as little quiche or little sausages wrapped around crescent roll dough.  Dessert can be sugar cookies made in hearts with the wedding date or bride and groom's names written on them.  Miniature cupcakes would be cute, too.  Provide something that will "unite" all the guests since they won't all be there at the same time.  Maybe provide a recipe card and a 3x5 card in each guest's invitation.  Have them bring a favorite recipe on the recipe card and some "advice" for the happy couple on the 3x5 card.  Have a pretty basket available to put the card in.  As each guest leaves, give them something small as a momento since you won't be able to do much in the way of games.  Perhaps a small votive candle or a little potpourri wrapped in tulle and ribbon that match the colors of the bride's colors.  After the party, as the bride-to-be unwraps each gift, take a digital or poloroid picture of her with the gift and send it in the thank-you card to the giver.  Make sure everyone has a name tag since the guest list is large.  Another option may be to consider a different venue for the party.  A church social hall, a school gym or cafeteria, a park with a gazebo, someone's back yard, may be possibilities to allow all guests to be there at the same time.  Also, if you have anyone nice enough to ask what they can do to help, be sure to accept their offer and see if they can either help set-up or clean-up or perhaps bring a veggie tray or make cookies.  This will help financially and will be less stress for you.
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try kaboose it has educational games for all ages
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slip n slide, pool, water sprinkler or AC!
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go to the hardware store and buy some "washers", get an empty coffee can, draw a circle around it in the dirt and hurl washers at it, sounds pretty straightforward to me, play it like horseshoes, because "close" counts in that game, make more than one circle, like a target, give points for "close, but no cigar" take turns and play nice!
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There are some web-site that you could go to and they are multiplayer games like Habbohotel. It is a fun.
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Have sex in the shower!  There is no mess to clean up.  go to ivillage.com and they will tell you the positions to use!
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there are many paper & pencil games to do.  Like the dot game already mentioned.  Hangman's Bluff is another; SOS; Battleship to begin with.  For outside, there is foot races; who can do the best tumbling. soummersaults, whatever the imagination makes up--best impressions of Buster Keaton's or Charlie Chaplin's walk.  Have fun!
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http://www.theknot.com\n\nIt has tons of articles and other ideas for everyone in the bridal party.
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play games... board games, video games, card games, and drinking games.