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Bridal Brunch of 40 guests

Knottie1465838205Knottie1465838205 member
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Hi, 
I’m planning a bridal brunch and I have about 40 guest. I’m having my bridesmaids, church god parents as well as immediate family members. I’m wondering if I should have some games. 
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Re: Bridal Brunch of 40 guests

  • missJeanLouisemissJeanLouise member
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    Knottie1465838205 said:
    Hi, 
    I’m planning a bridal brunch and I have about 40 guest. I’m having my bridesmaids, church god parents as well as immediate family members. I’m wondering if I should have some games. 
    Depends on the crowd. People who don't know each other might need something to break the ice, people who frequently see each other generally don't need games to mingle. 
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  • Knottie1465838205Knottie1465838205 member
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    Thank you. 
    However, I’m trying to steer away from generic bridal shower games. Both of my parents are Catholics and they felt it would be inadequate of me to have a bridal shower given that I live with him already. 
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  • missJeanLouisemissJeanLouise member
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    Knottie1465838205 said:
    Thank you. 
    However, I’m trying to steer away from generic bridal shower games. Both of my parents are Catholics and they felt it would be inadequate of me to have a bridal shower given that I live with him already. 
    Okay. What's that have to do with whether or not you  play games though? 
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  • flantasticflantastic member
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    Knottie1465838205 said:
    Thank you. 
    However, I’m trying to steer away from generic bridal shower games. Both of my parents are Catholics and they felt it would be inadequate of me to have a bridal shower given that I live with him already. 
    I assumed you were planning for like, Clue. Lawn darts.

    Is this a pre-wedding party? Not your reception?
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  • MobKazMobKaz member
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    Are you not already married?  You have an old post that discusses your marriage.......
    "Hello my husband and I are having a religious ceremony next June. We've been married for only a year".

    If this is a shower in advance of a religious ceremony, perhaps your parents find it inappropriate (inadequate) to host a shower since you are already married.  You referred to it as both a brunch and shower.  If you are hosting a brunch, in which gifts are not inferred or expected, to acknowledge/thank these people, I personally see no issue with such an event.  However, if you are hosting your own shower, and are already married, I would agree that neither is appropriate.
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