Masquerade Games and Activities

RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Shanna (Guest Post) Here are some ideas, my commitee came up with. We are doing this theme for a conference type of thing with our church and what we decided to do is have a big masquerade ball but instead of having people come in with masks we have hired a face painter to come in and paint masks on people. We also have hired fire breathers and cirque dancers to dance from the ceiling ( I know this doesn't make sense but like they dance on fabric that hangs from the ceiling). Anyway we have also put out a big trunk full of costumes and accessories like jousting equipment, tiaras, crowns, court jester hats and we put that by the photo area so that people can dress up and take pictures. I hope this helps you guys best of luck. Posted on 11/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By kurtS (Guest Post) Hello, I came to this site looking for ideas also for a masquerade/mardi gra party. Well, after reading about all the masks ideas I think I came up with a game. You could call it, "Who's Eyes Are Those" You would have to guess who the person, famous celeb or person in your school. You have a large photo and have several cardboard masks over the persons face, you must have the same size masks but different size cutouts of the eyes layered on top of each other, start with the smallest which would be the most difficult them remove a layer to reveal a mask with larger cut outs of the eyes so one could see more and more of the face until they guess who the photo is. Let me know what you all think. Posted on 09/22/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Heather H (Guest Post) I'm having my Sweet Sixteen as a masquerade. So I need things to do also that aren't lame. Is doing it as a ball a good idea? Posted on 09/14/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Brooke (Guest Post) I'm searching for good ideas as well. I'm considering bobbing for apples and darts. other than that, I'm still looking :P Posted on 08/18/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Anniaha (Guest Post) All these ideas are great! But what would your ideas be if the Banquet was more "Formal". More so a ball not a prom? Posted on 08/05/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By sam (Guest Post) I am in the same boat too, but masquerade is my sweet 16 theme. I like the whole voting for the person with the best mask, and if u want u could have everyone keep their masks on till the end of the night. so its like surprise ! :) Idk though i am acutually class president for my school and we r working on prom too... and i know we dont usually have games and extra stuff like that do along with our theme... so maybe if u guys just decorate a lot it will be fine :) Posted on 04/08/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Emma (Guest Post) Maybe you could play a game like Blind Man's Bluff becasue masquerade is all to do with the eyes and thats a game to do with the eyes. Any other games to do with the eyes would be good too. I hope this helps. Posted on 03/02/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Rizzo from Up North (Guest Post) I am totally in the same boat! I am also planning Prom and we picked the theme Masquerade too! For our prom I'm thinking of doing an auction to keep the grads active and having fun until dinner starts. I haven't fully worked it out yet, but somehow I will give each student chips or coins and have an auction where they can compete with their friends. We'll auction stuff like the movie "Phantom of the Opera" (totally LOVE that movie!!) a bouquet of roses, fancy gloves, CD of the soundtrack, etc. Anyway, that's what I came up with! Let me know what ya think and I hope it helps! Rizzo from Up North Posted on 02/09/2008 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Tay Tay (Guest Post) well here is a game i think you can enjoy you have a mask competition you have a vote to see who has the best mask then you can give the winner a little something for doing a good job picking their mask hope this helps! : ) Posted on 12/27/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By samantha (Guest Post) Well, you can never have too many problems when it comes to planning something. I've had those problems. The best game I can think of is to have the school vote for the main characters, and make up or buy a murder mystery game. It's simple, and cost affective. Hope this helps. Posted on 08/27/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Kayla (Guest Post) That's a cool idea. I like that. But Masquerade *is* the theme. Kind of like Phantom of the Opera. Thanx for the idea though. I might have to try that for my b-day party. Posted on 03/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse RE: Masquerade Games and Activities By Linda Smyth (Guest Post) In Australia we call them theme parties - for example you pick a letter and everyone comes dressed starting with that letter. The best one is a "P" party as there are a lot of things you can dress up as. For my sister's 21st party (many years ago) we had such characters as: police pregnant woman - my brother asked me later if she had a boy or a girl - completely tricked patient - with bandages and all Pink Panther photographer painter postman Pebbles (Cartoon character - Flinstones) Playboy Playboy bunny Someone even came as a pot plant! It was a great night. Hope this helps. Linda from Down Under Posted on 03/07/2007 | Report Spam or Abuse

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