{"id":47903,"date":"2024-03-24T04:36:00","date_gmt":"2024-03-23T17:36:00","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/content.easyweddings.com\/au\/articles\/kitchen-tea-games\/"},"modified":"2024-03-26T09:14:22","modified_gmt":"2024-03-25T22:14:22","slug":"kitchen-tea-games","status":"publish","type":"au-article","link":"https:\/\/www.easyweddings.com.au\/articles\/kitchen-tea-games\/","title":{"rendered":"20 Kitchen Tea Games Your Bride Squad Will Love"},"content":{"rendered":"
So, you’re in charge of getting some kitchen tea games together for the bride-to-be! What now?! If you’ve never planned a kitchen tea before, then here are some fun games for the guests to plan to keep them entertained throughout the party:<\/p>\n
Firstly, it’s important to note that most of these little games have a “winner”, so it’s a good idea to have some chocolates, lollies or small gifts to give out to the winners of each game, or maybe, you could tally up points and have one bigger prize!<\/p>\n
Here’s our list of the 20 best kitchen tea games for the bride-to-be and her bride squad:<\/p>\n
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TLDR: Great game to get to know your guests.<\/p>\n
How to: Ask every guest to write down two truths about themselves and one lie. Then they read them aloud, and the group tries to guess which one is the lie. This is an awesome icebreaker at the start of the kitchen tea!<\/p>\n
TLDR: Like the wedding game, but the guests have to figure it out!<\/p>\n
How to: Before the day, ask the couple to answer a bunch of questions about how they met, what they think of their first date or any holidays they’ve taken and anything else they share. Maybe some ideas of how their future will go,\u00a0 if they want kids then how many, and anything else that’s relevant. Then, print the quotes out on a sheet of paper and ask guests to circle a name to attribute the quote to the person who said it. The person with the most right wins!<\/p>\n TLDR: find out who knows the bride best!<\/p>\n How to: Get a whiteboard and marker and ask the group yes or no or either\/or questions. The bride secretly writes down her answer on the board. All guests are required to answer each question, and whoever gets the most answers right wins!<\/p>\n TLDR: Use guests handbags to do a scavenger hunt!<\/p>\n How to: Prepare a list of items commonly found in handbags, slowly working your way up to uncommon things. When you call out an item name, the first to pull that item out of the bag wins a prize! A lot of people use the actual item as the prize, IE, if they were the quickest to pull out a lip balm, they would get a free lip balm. Otherwise, you can use chocolate bars, lollies or little token gifts.<\/p>\n TLDR: It’s bingo but with a wedding theme.<\/p>\n How to: Create cards but replace the word BINGO with the word BRIDE instead. Skip the numbers and instead use relevant words to the wedding couple or bride-to-be.<\/p>\n TLDR: You make wedding dresses out of TP!<\/p>\n How to: This is one of the most popular kitchen tea games! Sort the guests into smaller groups of 2-4. Each group will have a “model” who has to wear the TP dress. The others have a set time to make a dress out of their allocated materials\u2014 rolls of toilet paper! The facilitator chooses the winner, and they get a prize.<\/p>\n\n\t\t\tThink like the bride:<\/h2>\n
Handbag raid:<\/h2>\n
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Bridal bingo:<\/h2>\n
Toilet paper brides:<\/h2>\n