Enjoy the rest of the pictures from this Kissing Fish Bridal Shower! Happy Planning,
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower: Cupcakes
The Bride-to-be’s awesome Maid of Honor made this amazing kissing fish cake and cupcakes for the party. Check out all of her cakes here.
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower: More Party Games
While the bride-to-be was busy opening gifts, guests played gift Bingo. Print off our free Bingo sheet here and have guests fill in what gifts they think the bride will be opening (like a toaster). As the bride-to-be opens gifts, guests try to make a Bingo! Happy Planning,
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower: Party Games
One of my favorite shower games is a ‘purse scavenger hunt.’ We divided the shower guests into groups (by table) and told everyone to take out their purse or handbag. Give the host a list of random items you might find in a purse or handbag. As items are called, the first table to bring […]
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower: Album
When guests first arrived at the shower, they were asked to write a note of encouragement to the bride-to-be on lined paper. The notes, along with pictures from the shower, were later put into a small scrap book and given to the bride at the wedding. It is a fun memento that she will have and can […]
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower: Favors
The bride asked a few family members to bake homemade cookies to give away as favors at this shower. I simply added favor tags to brown boxes and guests got to choose which cookies and treats they would like to take home. It was a huge hit! The favor tags for these boxes are now available in […]
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower: Couples Collage
I wanted to do something special for over the dessert table. After a little research, I found this posterized collage technique on Happy Together. I used a picture from the couple’s engagement session and used an art canvas instead of a wood plaque. It turned out great and was a wonderful addition to the wall.
Kissing Fish Bridal Shower Centerpieces
Inspired by these great centerpieces on One Charming Party, we made ‘fish bowls’ for each table using blue paper and tiny fish cut-outs in glass vases. Tissue paper flowers were put inside, and the pictures from the couples engagement session were displayed on tables around the room.
