Bride squad bachelorette party games

Almost everything on this shelf is a card game of some sort, and the useful division is between the games that need a table and the games that do not. A scratch-off deck works standing up in a bar, needs no pen and takes five minutes; a printed quiz with answer sheets needs a flat surface, somewhere to write and about half an hour, and it is the better game of the two if there is a house and an afternoon. One of each beats three of one kind. The counts here are larger than the group. Where a pack prints a count it is usually dozens of cards rather than dozens of players, which means one pack covers the whole weekend for eight people and leaves enough over for the bridal shower. The one that consistently earns its place is the quiz about the bride, and it earns it for a reason worth planning around: somebody has to send the questions to the person marrying her, and that has to happen before the weekend rather than during it.

Everything on this shelf is one of party game or hand fan, and every card in the Bride Squad rundown carries the price, the pack count and the widest measurement, so the sums are done before you order.