A Bride Society theme
Bride & Unwind
The bridal shower with nowhere else to be.
Powder-blue stripes, satin pyjamas, iced lattes and silver beauty details. Made for spa days, sleepovers and slow mornings with the bride's favourite people. The pyjamas are laid out over the join screen, an iced latte sits under every question, and a chrome face roller keeps the host company. The corners are pillowy and the ink is slate.
- Every game restyled
- Same questions, same scoring
- Included in the $20 plan
What the room sees
The big screen
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Same games, same flow, redressed. Guests see the matching look on their phones.
The kit
5 pieces
Palette & type
Match the room to the screen- Cream stripe
#f9f7f1 - Powder blue
#c6dcea - Steeped blue
#6f93ad - Deep water
#3b5468 - Latte foam
#e6dcc6 - Silver
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Bride & Unwind
Bride Society
A soft italic serif for the questions and a flowing script for the Bride Society name. Chrome, not gold, for the details.
Beyond the screen
Ideas to matchColours
- Powder blue and cream, with silver instead of gold. One warm note from the latte.
- Keep everything matte and soft: satin, terry, frosted glass.
Decor
- Matching satin pyjamas or robes for the whole group, laid out on the beds before anyone arrives, like a hotel did it.
- A beauty counter, not a gift basket: sheet masks, chrome tools, a bowl of cucumber slices, headbands, a mirror with good light and a stack of beauty magazines.
- Blue-and-white striped towels rolled in a basket, eucalyptus in the shower, candles that smell like a hotel.
The table
- A grazing board of fruit, yoghurt, granola and pastries, and a tray of iced lattes with striped straws.
- Blue-and-white striped paper cups and cream napkins. Nothing that needs a knife.
- A cake that looks like a folded towel, or a stack of cream-frosted cupcakes with a silver pearl on each.
Drinks
- Iced lattes in the morning, a cucumber spritz or a blue lemonade later, and an ice bucket of small bottles of bubbles.
- Water with lemon in a big glass dispenser, because someone has to.
Dress code
- Pyjamas. Cream satin for the bride, powder blue for everyone else, slippers all round.
- Face masks on for the group photo, off for the games.
Favours
- A face roller, a silk scrunchie, an eye mask, or a personalised satin pouch for the whole kit.
Playlist
- Slow R&B and acoustic covers while the masks are on, then the throwbacks once the games start.
Games that suit it
All free to playMake It Hers + Themes
$20for 30 days
Every theme, plus the question editor for every game. One payment, nothing to cancel. Guests still pay nothing and download nothing.
Questions
AnsweredWhat does Bride & Unwind change?
Every screen: the stripes, the pyjamas, the latte and the roller are placed across the join page, the host lobby, the questions, the reveal and the scoreboard. The games stay the same.
Is it for a shower or a bachelorette?
Both. It is written for a spa day or a sleepover, so it suits a daytime shower and the night before a bachelorette equally.
Can I use it with my own questions?
Yes. The $20 plan includes the question editor as well as every theme.