Bride Society

A western bachelorette theme

Bride's Last Rodeo

One last ride before the vows.

A cowgirl bachelorette drawn in black ink: embroidered boots, a cowboy hat and a bucking bronco, for the bride whose last night out ends on a dance floor in white boots. The lasso-script lockup opens the join screen, the hat sits under every question, and the whole night plays in black on white.

What the room sees

The big screen
Bride Society Room · ROSE

Would She Rather · Round 3 of 8

Line dancing till close — or a two-step and home by midnight?

A Till close B Home by midnight

14 of 18 have answered

Same games, same flow, redressed. Guests see the matching look on their phones.

The kit

6 pieces
The lockup from the Bride's Last Rodeo theme
The lockupOpens the join screen and the host lobby, and replaces the wordmark on every game screen.
The hat from the Bride's Last Rodeo theme
The hatSits under every question.
The boots from the Bride's Last Rodeo theme
The bootsA cowboy boot pair, drawn like embroidery.
The bronco from the Bride's Last Rodeo theme
The broncoThe bucking horse from the kit.
The ornament from the Bride's Last Rodeo theme
The ornamentMarks the join screen beside the room code.
The paper from the Bride's Last Rodeo theme
The paperA faint western repeat behind everything.

Palette & type

Match the room to the screen
  • Paper white#ffffff
  • Ink#141414
  • Pencil#5c5c57
  • Hairline#d5d5d0
  • Dust#f4f4f1

Bride’s Last Rodeo

Serif headings in small caps, with the lasso script kept for the drawn lockup only.

Beyond the screen

Ideas to match

Colours

  • Black ink on white, the way the kit is drawn. Colour comes from the room: denim, silver, one bunch of red roses.
  • If you want a single accent, make it red. The roses, a lipstick, one ribbon.

Decor

  • Vintage rodeo posters, or the lockup printed poster-size in black on white, behind the big screen.
  • Red roses in chrome or silver vases, low, one to a table, and a deck of vintage playing cards fanned beside each.
  • Custom matchbooks with her name and the date, and the invitation printed in black line art on white card so it matches the screen when the games start.

The table

  • White linen, silver cutlery, black-ink menus set in western type.
  • A white sheet cake with piped black lettering: Her Last Rodeo.
  • Bar snacks over a sit-down dinner: sliders, fries in paper, hot sauce on the side.

Drinks

  • A margarita pitcher or a spiked sweet tea as the signature drink, whisky sours for the two-steppers.
  • Ice-cold cans in a chrome tub look better than a bar cart here.

Dress code

  • White boots for the bride, with a white hat. Denim on denim for the guests, silver jewellery all round.
  • A pair of cheap white boots for the bride to sign with a marker, one guest at a time, is the photo.

Favours

  • Matchbooks, a bandana in black and white, or a small silver boot charm. Nothing that needs a bag.

Playlist

  • Shania, Dolly, Kacey Musgraves, and one line-dance song everyone has to get up for.

Bride's Last Rodeo

$5for 30 days

This look on every screen of every game, for as many parties as you like in the month. One payment, nothing to cancel. Guests still pay nothing and download nothing.

Questions

Answered
What does the Last Rodeo theme change?

The look of every screen: the join page, the host lobby, every question, the reveal and the scoreboard. The games, questions and scoring stay the same.

Is it a bachelorette theme or a bridal shower theme?

It leans bachelorette, and pairs best with the drinking games. It works for a shower if the room is up for it.

Can I use it with my own questions?

Yes. The $20 plan includes the question editor, so the theme and the custom questions come together.

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