Bridal Shower Games For A Kitchen Theme Party

As much as one would like to avoid it, cooking is something you just have to get used to for the sake of your family?s health ? and wealth! Eating out can be rather expensive. Here are some games related to the kitchen. If the bride loves to cook she?ll be thrilled with them. If not? well, then you wouldn?t be having a kitchen theme party!

Kitchen Bridal Shower Game #1: The Chef?s Apron
Buy a nice apron and pin as many kitchen related utensils and things that you can on it. You can buy new ones or use borrowed items. When the bride arrives ask her to wear the apron and walk around the room for a couple of minutes. Then send the bride to another room and ask the guests to write down as many things as they can remember seeing on the bride. The girl, who remembers the most number of things, wins.

If you choose to buy a new apron and new utensils to pin on the apron, this could be your bridal shower gift for the bride.

Kitchen Bridal Shower Game #2: Spice Things Up
Put several herbs and spices into small bowls. Blindfold the bride and ask her to feel the contents of each bowl. She needs to make a guess as to what is inside each bowl. The fun really begins when the guests start making suggestions that lead the bride completely astray! Most brides really goof things up though they may know the contents perfectly well.

Kitchen Bridal Shower Game #3: The Mobile Kitchen
Buy or borrow a whole bunch of utensils and kitchen related items. Tie cords to each one of them. When the bride arrives, ?dress? her up with all the kitchen related stuff. Be creative about where each item goes ? under her arm, between her thighs, dangling from her ear, covering her behind and the like. You could even tie two saucers for a Madonna like brassiere.

Get the bride to wear her new outfit for 15-20 minutes so that things start falling off and you have a ?striptease?. Makes for great photo opportunities.

Again, if you choose to buy new utensils for this game, they could be your bridal shower gift to the bride.

Copyright Andrea R. Britt, 2005. All rights reserved.