Purchase a variety of small presents, ranging from gag gifts or things found at the dollar store to nicer things such as bath oils, inexpensive earrings, etc. You´ll want several less gifts than you have guests (i.e. if there are 15 players, have 11 or 12 gifts). Wrap all of the presents in different boxes and have everyone sit in a circle on the floor with the gifts in the center. Set a timer for 10 minutes or so (maybe 15-20 minutes if you have more than 15 people). The bride starts by rolling a pair of dice; if she gets doubles, she takes a gift. Then pass the dice around the circle. Anyone who rolls doubles may take a present. When all the gifts are gone the guests can start take gifts from other guests instead of from the center of the circle. They can also trade freely. Keep passing the dice around until the timer goes off. Whoever has gifts at the end can keep them. Only then does everyone get to unwrap the presents.

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