10 Bridgerton-Inspired Tea Party Games

Tea parties have always been a symbol of elegance and grace, and what better way to elevate them than with a Bridgerton twist?

As a fan of the series, I couldn’t resist hosting a Bridgerton-inspired tea party for my friends. It was a delightful blend of Regency charm and modern fun.

It turned out to be a magical day filled with laughter, elegance, and, most importantly, a series of games that brought the charm of Regency-era England to life.

Here are ten games that will ensure your Bridgerton-inspired tea party is the talk of the season!

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1. Regency Charades

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Charades with a twist! Split your guests into two teams and give them phrases or names related to Bridgerton and the Regency era.

Think “Lady Whistledown,” “the Duke’s proposal,” or “scandalous affair.” Watching your friends act out these scenes is sure to bring about peals of laughter.

  • Materials Needed: Notecards with Bridgerton-related phrases
  • Duration: 20-30 minutes

2. Duchess or Dowager?

This guessing game is all about distinguishing between high-society ladies.

Prepare a list of descriptions and have your guests guess whether the person being described is a Duchess or a Dowager. It’s a fun way to learn more about the ranks and roles in Regency society.

  • Materials Needed: Descriptions of various characters
  • Duration: 15-20 minutes

3. Scandalous Gossip

Channel your inner Lady Whistledown and create some juicy (and fictional) gossip about each of your guests.

Write these down anonymously and read them out loud during the party. The goal is to guess who the gossip is about. It’s all in good fun and adds a dash of intrigue.

  • Materials Needed: Paper and pens for writing gossip
  • Duration: 20-30 minutes

4. The Duke’s Dance-Off

No Bridgerton event is complete without a dance! Create a playlist of classical music and have a dance-off. Bonus points if someone can lead a Regency-style dance.

It’s a great way to get everyone moving and feeling like they’re at a grand ball.

  • Materials Needed: Music playlist
  • Duration: 30 minutes

5. Lady Whistledown’s Quiz

Test your guests’ knowledge of Bridgerton with a trivia quiz. Prepare questions about the show’s characters, plot points, and the Regency era.

The person with the most correct answers gets a special prize – perhaps a small bottle of perfume or a themed bookmark.

  • Materials Needed: Trivia questions and answer sheets
  • Duration: 15-20 minutes

6. Teacup Treasure Hunt

Hide small treasures around your party area – think faux jewelry, tiny scrolls with quotes from the show, or mini tea sets.

Give your guests clues to find these treasures. It’s a charming way to keep everyone engaged and exploring.

  • Materials Needed: Small treasures, clues
  • Duration: 20-30 minutes

7. The Bridgerton Bingo

Create bingo cards with phrases and scenarios from Bridgerton. As you watch an episode together, mark off the scenes as they happen.

It’s a fantastic game to play if you’re hosting a binge-watching party.

  • Materials Needed: Bingo cards, markers
  • Duration: Length of an episode

8. Matchmaking Madness

In this game, everyone writes the name of a Bridgerton character on a card and sticks it to their forehead without looking.

They then ask yes-or-no questions to figure out which character they have. It’s a fun icebreaker and leads to some hilarious moments.

  • Materials Needed: Notecards, pens
  • Duration: 15-20 minutes

9. Fan Etiquette Relay

Teach your guests the fine art of fan language. Create a list of fan signals and what they mean (e.g., twirling the fan means “I am engaged”).

Split your guests into teams and have them relay these messages using only their fans. It’s a delightful blend of historical education and fun.

  • Materials Needed: Fans, list of fan signals
  • Duration: 20-30 minutes

10. Regency Pictionary

Similar to charades but with drawing. Prepare a list of Bridgerton and Regency-themed prompts, and have guests draw them while their teammates guess.

This game is perfect for getting everyone involved and showcasing some unexpected artistic talents.

  • Materials Needed: Drawing pads, markers, list of prompts
  • Duration: 20-30 minutes
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Conclusion

Hosting a Bridgerton-inspired tea party was a dream come true, and these games made it truly unforgettable.

Each one brought a piece of Regency elegance into my living room, allowing my friends and me to immerse ourselves in the world of Bridgerton.

If you’re planning a small gathering or a grand event, these games will ensure your tea party is the talk of the ton. Happy hosting!

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