Running order
- 1Who knows mommy best as guests arrive.
- 2Old wives' tales and the prediction vote.
- 3The reveal.
- 4Messages for baby, then cake.
The reveal takes ten seconds. The party around it takes three hours. These games fill the time, from a quiz about the parents-to-be on phones to the old wives' tales everyone loves to argue about.
The mom-to-be answers questions about the pregnancy; guests guess on their phones.
Pick it if you want everyone playing.
Everyone votes on their phone, and the TV shows the split right before the reveal, from our sister site LivePartyGames.
Pick it if you want a moment before the moment.
Gift and moment squares on every phone.
Pick it if there are gifts too.
Guess which guest is in each baby photo.
Pick it if you can collect photos.
Go through the classic tales (cravings, carrying high or low) and have guests tally their predictions.
Pick it if the family loves tradition.
Guests suggest names for both possibilities; parents pick a favorite.
Pick it if the parents want ideas.
Guests guess the date and weight. Closest wins after the birth.
Pick it if you want a game that lasts.
Guests wear a sticker or a color for their guess.
Pick it if you want photos.
Guests bring a pack of diapers for a raffle ticket.
Pick it if the parents need supplies.
Guests write notes on their phones for the keepsake.
Pick it if you want something to keep.
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.
Who knows mommy best, a prediction vote, old wives' tales, baby bingo and guess the due date.
No. They join with a code in their phone's browser.
Yes. Who knows mommy best is free to play.
Pick the games, add the couple's names, and every guest joins from their phone on the day.