Home › Bouquet Game › Bouquet Game

Bouquet Game

One of the party should be appointed to conduct the game and be supplied with paper and pencil. Each player in turn gives him the names of three flowers for her bouquet, while he in turn writes their names on his paper, and after each flower writes the names of three persons in the room. He then demands of the player, who has composed the bouquet, what he intends to do with them. On hearing the answers the names of the three persons are read aloud. For example:

Miss A choose three flowers; A rose, carnation and a lily.

The leader says: "Now what will you do with the rose?" Miss A.: "Put it in a vase." "The carnation?" "I will carry it to a party." "The Lily?" "Will throw it out of the window." The leader then says, you will put Mr. S. in a vase. Mr. M. you will carry to a party, and Mr. T. you will throw out of the window.

The leader should have a separate paper for each player and write their names at the top. When they are all finished (as directed above) then the leader reads off what each one has done with their bouquet. It affords more amusement not to have the players know the names the leader gave to their flowers until they are read.