How we ranked them
All guests at once beats taking turns.
Answers on the TV get a reaction.
Scores add up themselves.
We ranked the bridal shower games by what guests actually enjoy: everyone playing at once, a reveal that gets a reaction, and nothing to add up afterward. Phone games with the answers on the TV come first.
Every guest guesses on their own phone, the TV reveals the bride's answer, and the leaderboard updates live. No pens, no paper, no adding up.
Pick it if you want the highlight of the shower.
Back to back, a shoe in each hand. Guests vote before the couple answers.
Pick it if both partners are there.
Guests mark gifts on their phone cards during the opening.
Pick it if the gift opening runs long.
Guess who said each quote.
Pick it if you collected quotes ahead of time.
Unscramble wedding words on paper.
Pick it if you want something quiet for early arrivals.
Teams design a dress from toilet paper.
Pick it if the crowd is big and silly.
Open ShowerGames on a TV or a laptop and type the honoree's name. The screen shows a six-digit code and a QR code.
Guests scan the QR or type the code at FreeShowerGames.com. The honoree answers her questions first.
Guests guess on their phones, you reveal each answer on the TV, and the leaderboard keeps score.
All guests at once beats taking turns.
Answers on the TV get a reaction.
Scores add up themselves.
Start with how well do you know the bride on phones: it's free, the whole room plays at once, and the couple keeps every answer and message afterward.
How well do you know the bride, played on phones with the answers revealed on the TV.
Ones where everyone plays at once and there's a reveal: the bride quiz, the shoe game and bingo.
Yes. A free account covers two games and 20 guests.
Pick the games, add the couple's names, and every guest joins from their phone on the day.