Meant to Bee Ceramic Honey Pot with Wooden Dipper

Meant to Bee Ceramic Honey Pot with Wooden Dipper
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$3.94
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Meant to Bee Ceramic Honey Pot with Wooden Dipper144 Weddings

Can anything bee sweeter than your love? Surely not, and the buzz says our Meant to Bee Ceramic Honey Pot is deliciously sweet inside and out, and these wedding favors are a splendid complement to your wedding!

Little yellow-and-black bees zoom around this wedding-white, beehive-shaped honey pot-a favor dripping with charm and practicality. There's a notch in the lid where a white, fingertip-size, ceramic heart attached to a wooden dipper provides easy access to the golden treasure your guests will pour within.

The honey pot, which measures 3" high x 2 3/4" in diameter, is bee-utifully presented in a 3" x 3" x 3 1/4" clear gift box with a glorious garden of pastel purple, pink and blue flowers at the bottom, highlighted by an enamored bee couple amid the words "Meant to Bee" and "Honey Pot with Dipper."

A sheer, white organza ribbon and bow, along with a flower-shaped "For You" tag makes this favor a sight to bee-hold.

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These wedding favors or accessories were added to our catalog on Friday 14 March, 2008.

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Bridal Shower Games

If you are hosting a bridal shower you want more than bridal shower favors, there are literally hundreds of games to choose from. Some are silly, some are serious, but all are about having some fun with the bride before she is married. Here is a sampling.

One fun game really puts the bride on the spot with regard to her knowledge of her husband-to-be life. Prior to the party, have someone ask the groom a series of questions, such as where he was born, what his favorite food is, things like that. Then at the bridal shower, put the bride on the spot by asking her the answers to the questions. See how many she can get right (hopefully at least half!). If she does well, give the girl a prize; she deserves one.

One all-time favorite game is toilet paper wedding dresses. This game involves separating the guests into teams consisting of at least 2 people and no more than 5. Give each team a roll or toilet paper (or 2) and have them fashion a wedding dress out of the toilet paper. One of the team members will volunteer as the model. Provide them with a "dress up trunk" filled with jewelry and shoes. They must make the dress out of the toilet paper, but they can accessorize with the provided jewelry, shoes, gloves and hats. Place a time limit on this (5 minutes is adequate) and have the bride vote on the best dress. Be sure to provide prizes for the winning team!

Another fun game that is always a hit is making the bride get dressed while blindfolded. Tell the bride she is to pretend she is on her honeymoon and the power has gone off. She must prepare for her wedding night in complete darkness. Provide her with a suitcase filled with items and then blindfold her. She must get dressed in a certain period of time (2 minutes is adequate) while completely blindfolded and with no help from the guests. Include some silly items like oversized sunglasses, garden gloves or a flannel nightgown just to make it fun. This is a photo opportunity, so be sure someone is waiting to record the end result!

Another fun game puts the shower guests more on the sport than the bride. In this game, everyone puts their purses in the center of the room. Create a list of items commonly found in a purse and assign a point value and create a list of less common items and give them a higher point value. So you might give lipstick 2 points, a tampon 3 points, and sunglasses 5 points. But a granola bar could be 10 points and a staple remover, 15 points. Then go through the purses awarding points and give the person with the highest number of points (and therefore, the most items and probably highest number of unusual items) a prize.

Before the shower, create bingo cards for this shower bingo game. In the squares, put pictures of items you think the bride will receive at the shower. So, boxes might include things like lingerie, towels and the like. As the bride opens gifts, have people mark off that item on their bingo card. If nobody gets a "bingo" give a prize to the person who marked off the most number of items.

This next game is a derivation of a popular game that is often played at bachelorette parties and involves a stripper. This is the clean version. About 30 minutes into the party, have the bride leave the room and pass out pieces of paper. Have everyone write on the paper everything they can remember about the brides outfit, hair, etc. How many rings is she wearing? What color is her blouse? Is she wearing open or closed toed shoes? What about the bridal shower favors? Once everyone is done recording their observations, the bride comes back into the room and a prize is awarded to the person with the best observation skills.