Bowler Awards
It's up to you as to how to distribute these. If the winner of the game also got the most spares (there are awards for both), maybe the spare award could go to the guest who didn't win but got the second most spares. Or, print out multiple copies of an award and hand out a few for each category. There are twelve awards. Note the places where the adult host and guest of honor sign.
The "Game Player" award goes to the guest who wins either "You Must" or "Bowling Bingo" (see my Pinterest board).
Don't forget a presentation ceremony. While everyone is enjoying cake, fill out the awards and have a presentation ceremony. Call out everyone's name to accept their award. For favors, you might fill plastic trophies with malt balls and give them to each guest. Then take a group photo!
Bowling Game
You'll draw a strip and bowl as the strip tells you to. Good for birthday parties.
Invitations
Cut out these bowling pins and fill in the details, simple as that. Don't forget to ask guests to color in a pin outline that you include in the invitation (or just have them decorate the back). They should bring these to the party and use them as name tags for their chair at the lane.
These stylish retro invites provide some fun flair. Print on white card stock and add in the details. (As I work on my computer design skills, I realize that the dots appear smaller on the printable copies. They still look nice!)
Food Labels
Print these and label your snack table accordingly. Be creative, but a few suggestions might be to use milk jars with red stripes for "bowling pins" and sugar cookies with 3 chocolate chop holes for "bowling balls."
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