One way is to create a 'Candy Bar Memory Game'. You can lay out different candy bars and tell a story about the bride and groom that involves each type of candy bar. Then, cover them up and have the guests try to remember which candy bar was associated with which part of the story. The guest who gets the most correct wins.
You can also play a guessing game. The host tells a story about the bridal couple using the names of different candy bars as placeholders for certain events or characteristics. For example, 'The bride was as sweet as a Hershey's Kiss when she first met the groom at a place that could be named after a Snickers bar.' The guests have to guess what the real events or characteristics are that the candy bars represent.
A great game is the 'Candy Bar Story Builder'. The host starts a story about the bride and groom, like 'Once upon a time, there was a bride who was like a KitKat, she had layers of wonderfulness.' Then each guest takes a turn adding to the story using another candy bar as a description. It's a really creative and interactive game.
One way is to plan games around their love story. For instance, create a 'love story quiz'. Ask questions about how they met, where the first date was, and so on. The person who gets the most answers right could win a small prize. Also, you could ask the bride and groom to write down some of their most romantic moments from their love story separately. Then, during the bridal shower, read them out and see how well they match. This can be a really fun and revealing part of the bridal shower.
To play bridal shower games left to right story, consider 'Left - Right Love Notes'. Provide small cards. The guest on the far left starts by writing a love note to the bride. Then they pass it to the right, and the next guest adds to it. This continues until the card is full. For 'Left - Right Dance - Off Story', you can have a list of dance moves from left to right. Guests take turns choosing a move and creating a story about the bride and groom dancing that move at their wedding. Also, 'Left - Right Decor Dream' is fun. You have pictures of different wedding decors from left to right. Guests describe how they would incorporate those decors into the bride's wedding as the pictures are shown from left to right.
Well, you can make the story centered around a character who is at a baby shower. Let's say it's a little girl named Lily. The baby shower has games like 'Baby Bingo'. Lily doesn't understand all the rules at first, but she joins in anyway. As the game progresses, she starts to get the hang of it. While the adults are playing other games like 'Measure the Mommy - to - be's Belly', Lily is making new friends. This way, the baby shower games are part of the story's plot and also help to develop the characters.
First, you need to gather a selection of different candy bars. Then, create little stories or scenarios related to baby items or pregnancy for each candy bar. For example, if it's a Snickers bar, the story could be about the mommy-to -be getting a bit snappy (like the 'Snickers' slogan) during pregnancy cravings. During the baby shower, read out the stories one by one and let the guests guess which candy bar the story is about.
Well, you can do a 'left and right' scavenger hunt. Read a 'left and right' story first. Then, hide some items around the place according to the directions in the story. For example, if the story says 'there was a flower on the left', hide a flower on the left side of the room. The guests have to find the items based on the story.
You can start by laying out a variety of candy bars. Then, ask each guest at the baby shower to pick a candy bar. They have to incorporate that candy bar into a story about the baby's future. So if someone picks a Twix, they might say the baby will have two best friends like the two sticks in a Twix. It's a fun and creative way to engage guests and make the baby shower more memorable.
A great bridal shower game for left to right story is 'Left - Right Photo Story'. You take a bunch of photos of the bride and groom and arrange them in a row from left to right. Then the guests have to make up a story based on those photos as they look at them in order. Another is 'Left - Right Gift Guessing'. You place some small bridal - related gifts in a line from left to right. The guests have to guess what each gift is without touching them, and then as they go from left to right, they can open them if they guessed correctly. 'Left - Right Memory Moments' is also a good one. You write down different memories or events in the bride's life on cards and place them from left to right. Guests take turns reading the cards and sharing a short story related to that memory.
One fun game is 'Love Story Charades' where guests act out famous love stories. It's a hit and gets everyone laughing and involved.
First, gather all the details of the couple's love story. Then, you can choose to either write it down on cards or just have one person be the 'storyteller'. Have the guests sit in a circle. The 'storyteller' starts by saying the beginning of the story and then passes a symbolic item, like a flower, to the next guest. That guest adds to the story and passes the item on. Keep going until the whole story is told. It's a great way to get everyone involved in sharing the couple's beautiful journey.