A bridal shower game plan
- 1How well do you know the bride while guests settle in.
- 2Bridal shower bingo during the gift opening.
- 3The shoe game or he said she said if the partner is there.
- 4Advice for the bride, saved in the keepsake.
The best bridal shower games put the bride in the spotlight and give every guest something to do. Our top picks run on guests' phones with the answers revealed on the TV, so there's no paper, no pens and no adding up scores in the kitchen.
The bride answers 20 questions about herself, then every guest guesses on their phone. The TV reveals each answer and keeps a live leaderboard.
Pick it if you want the game everyone talks about after.
The couple sits back to back holding one of each other's shoes and raises one to answer who's more likely to. Guests vote first.
Pick it if both partners are at the shower.
Guests guess which partner said each quote.
Pick it if you can collect quotes from the couple ahead of time.
A card of likely gifts on every phone. Squares mark as the bride opens presents.
Pick it if you want guests watching the gift opening.
Questions about the couple and the big day, guessed on phones.
Pick it if the bride's friends know her well.
The couple answers about each other while the room watches.
Pick it if it's a couples shower.
Questions that get the room laughing, answered by the bride first.
Pick it if the crowd is relaxed.
Teams design a wedding dress from toilet paper in ten minutes. The bride picks the winner.
Pick it if you have a big group and a few rolls.
Guests write advice or wishes on their phones during the games. It all goes into the keepsake.
Pick it if you want something the bride keeps.
Read out items (lip balm, a receipt, a photo). The first guest to find each in her purse scores.
Pick it if guests brought their bags.
Guests sketch what they think the wedding dress looks like. The bride picks the closest.
Pick it if the dress is a secret.
Play two seconds of a love song; first to name it wins.
Pick it if you have a speaker.
Pass a bouquet with notes tucked in; whoever holds it when the music stops reads a note.
Pick it if you want a sweet moment.
Every guest writes a date idea for the couple to open over the first year.
Pick it if you want a gift from everyone.
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.
Three or four, about 15 minutes each, so there's still time for gifts and food.
How well do you know the bride. On phones, the reveal on the TV makes it the highlight.
No. They scan a code and play in their phone's browser.
Pick the games, add the couple's names, and every guest joins from their phone on the day.