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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Hi there
Well now I have always thought about this among different lights. But in the grand scheme of things strip poker is the way to go. This was invented a long time ago and it’s been shown through out the ages as a popular way to break the ice. Fun and creative this will get your guests entertained and excited. I love to just get home after a long day in the office and do the good old strip poker with my family.
Now then things to avoid are; wearing loose jewellery, eating strong scented food, and also avoid playing if you've not got clean clothes on.
I really hope this helps
Las. x
- 1 decade ago
Okay, if it's a co-ed shower, toss the games. You're adults at a wedding shower, not 12-year-olds at a birthday party. (Do you really think men would enjoy "Newlywed Bingo?" Uh... no.)
Don't sell the bride and groom short; give them a classy, elegant shower that doesn't make them feel like kids, and doesn't make anyone blush.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
trivia about the couple
twister
wedding pictonary
something like the newlywed game for th couples
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- 1 decade ago
im having my wedding shower and REFUSE to have any games. i hate them. i am doing mine on a FRIDAY NIGHT at a cool restaurant/bar, instead of a sunday afternoon. i hate all those games. . . good luck, whatever you choose!!!