We are planning to have a small bridal shower in March and will give guests the option of participating virtually if they are more comfortable doing so. I am thinking that we would ask guests if they want to participate for games (maybe 1 or 2) and gift opening but we'd eat either before or after the "virtual" part. Have you done something like that? What other thoughts do you have about showers in these trying times.
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