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Hi – we are looking to put on a skit by my sister’s sheva brachos. Anyone have a good idea? We have a whole bunch of boys that can act…
Does your sister want her brothers making a skit by sheva brachos?
How about like remember all the embarrassing stuff she’s done over the years that she wouldn’t want the whole world knowing about, and do all that.
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Sheva Brachos should have ONE speech limited to four minutes. After that any form of asking to hold the crowd’s attention should involve a drinking game.
At one of our sheva brachos, we had digital pictures from the wedding playing on a continuous loop on a screen, and one of our wedding centerpieces on the buffet table. We also used our wedding bentchers for the sheva brachos. Even a few non-Jewish friends (my husband met them in college) came and had a great time.
My nieces do a skit of 2 daughters in law discussing their same mother in law.
One praises her MIL for sending her supper twice a week, whereas the other one complains how her MIL seems to think she is not capable of cooking.
So they go through the week…(considering different situations) because it is so close to reality it really becomes quite funny.
I am always entertained when I hear someone start singing shir hamalos.
I usually just perform “Jabberwocky.”
Everyone is given a card and has to write a recipe for life for the new couple. Read out aloud the recipes and put them in an album for the couple.
Who’s on first?
At my sister’s sheva brachos they played ‘Mr and Mrs’ where she and my brother in law stood back-to-back with a pink taffy for ‘wife’ and a blue taffy for ‘husband’. Then they were asked various questions about ‘who is more likely to…’ and had to answer using the taffies. They couldn’t see what the other was answering. It was really funny.
How about possible answers to “Does this make me look fat?”
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