Anonymous wrote:Cornhole/lawn bowling and just let people socialize. No one wants to do work icebreakers at a party.

It's kinda clear that folks don't necessarily socialize and that is why organizers employ games etc to integrate participants. We had a shared activity at our rehearsal dinner and it really promoted folks getting to know each other in an easy, fun way.

Cornhole/lawn bowling and just let people socialize. No one wants to do work icebreakers at a party.

Please!

We are a group of moms with five living in a group house and graduating next weekend. They asked us to organize a picnic under a shelter at a nearby park for the five families across three generations. Would love to have a couple of games to do - preferably no paper/pencil/props - that grandparents as well as the grads can partake. There's always 2 Truths and a Lie, but would love other suggestions. Also thinking of having us identify who is oldest, youngest, traveled furthest, closest, etc. Again, love suggestions - TIA!