How to Plan Games for a Jewelry Party
The decision of whether or not to plan games for a jewelry party may be determined by the consultant or the hostess. If games are to be a part of the event, it's important to choose games that are oriented toward getting acquainted and promoting jewelry sales. Be innovative, and choose games that are unique, quick and fun. Does this Spark an idea?
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Instructions
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Choose Appropriate Games
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Meet up with your consultant. Discuss whether or not games are appropriate, and allot a specific amount of time to playing games if you decide to proceed with them.
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Consider your guest list in determining which game or games to play. For parties where guests may not be acquainted, an ice-breaker approach is best. Be sure all attendees become acquainted.
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Plan games for more than the number of guests that have been invited. Some may bring visitors.
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Find games that are easily adaptable to any size group. The emphasis of the party is to sell jewelry, so keep game time to a minimum, while taking time to make everyone comfortable with their surroundings.
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Search the Internet for ice-breaker games and select one appropriate to the age and lifestyle of your guests. Visit the Party Game Central website to find icebreakers (see Resources below).
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Enjoy yourself during game time. Your fun-loving spirit will be contagious and help your guests to relax.
Plan Alternatives for Jewelry Party Games
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Fill out a card for a gift drawing at the end of the jewelry show instead of playing a game.
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Divide the group into pairs and have each guest pick out the most appropriate jewelry for her partner. This gives an opportunity for fun interaction.
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Give a door prize for the guest who arrives wearing the most jewelry. Double the points if the guest is wearing some of the jewelry displayed in the show.
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Make provisions for surprise winners at unannounced times during a "Come and Go" jewelry show. Set a timer and give a special discount or piece of jewelry to the one meeting pre-defined criteria.
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Award a door prize for the first person to arrive wearing blue--or any color of your choosing. Another option is to give a prize for the first one to bring a guest.
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Tips & Warnings
Play games that promote the jewelry. For instance, give the winner an extra discount on a purchase, or give a piece of jewelry as a prize.
Limit the time for playing games. The focus of the day should allow for plenty of time to try on jewelry.
Watch for signs of boredom or disinterest during game time. Some guests may wish to exclusively spend their time looking at the jewelry.
