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dress printable Elegant Bridal Shower Game | Guess Her Dress

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dress printable Elegant Bridal Shower Game | Guess Her DressAre you looking for a creative game to play at your bridal shower? Play Guess The Wedding Dress with these elegant game cards. With it's calligraphy font, this game is the perfect addition to any bridal shower and it's sure to be a hit at your party! Let your bridal shower guests draw the dress they think the bride will wear on her big day. Make sure to have lots of colored pencils at hand. Or make it even more fun by adding all sorts of craft

Are you looking for a creative game to play at your bridal shower? Play Guess The Wedding Dress with these elegant game cards. With it's calligraphy font, this game is the perfect addition to any bridal shower and it's sure to be a hit at your party!

Let your bridal shower guests draw the dress they think the bride will wear on her big day. Make sure to have lots of colored pencils at hand. Or make it even more fun by adding all sorts of craft supplies, like paint, colored paper, fabric, glue, glitters, etc.

This printable game is an instant download, so simply download and print the cards as many times as you need within minutes after purchase. 

The game has been designed in black and white. You can print on kraft paper to create a rustic look or print on colored cardstock for beautiful results. A detailed instruction guide with tips & tricks on printing, trimming, paper choices and more is included.

Print the games right from your computer or have them printed at your favorite print shop.

This listing includes a zip-file with the following items:
• 1 High resolution JPG sized 5" x 7"
• 1 High resolution PDF sized 5" x 7"
• 1 High resolution JPG sized 8.5" x 11" with trim marks for twice the 5" x 7" design
• 1 High resolution PDF sized 8.5" x 11" with trim marks for twice the 5" x 7" design
• A download link to our instruction guide

Complete the look with matching items from the Calligraphy Love collection.

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