Coed shower tips
Pick games about the couple, not just the bride.
No pens, no scorekeeping.
Three games, fifteen minutes each.
A wedding shower usually means a mixed crowd: both families, both friend groups and a few partners who didn't expect to play games. These work for everyone, and the top picks run on phones.
Questions about both partners, guessed by guests on their phones and revealed on the TV.
Pick it if both families are there.
The classic, with guests voting before each answer.
Pick it if both partners are there.
Partners answer about each other while the room watches.
Pick it if the couple is game.
Twenty newlywed-style questions where partners guess each other's answers.
Pick it if there are several couples.
How they met, who said it first, who dances better.
Pick it if friends know the couple's story.
Gift and moment squares on every phone.
Pick it if the gift opening runs long.
Guests write date ideas for the couple's first year.
Pick it if you want a gift from everyone.
Guess which baby photo is which partner.
Pick it if you can collect photos.
Every guest brings a favorite recipe card for the couple.
Pick it if it's a kitchen-themed shower.
Guests write advice on their phones; it goes into the keepsake.
Pick it if you want a keepsake.
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.
Pick games about the couple, not just the bride.
No pens, no scorekeeping.
Three games, fifteen minutes each.
Games about both partners: how well do you know the couple, the shoe game and the newlywed game.
Six with no account, 20 with a free account, and unlimited with the Shower Pass.
No. They scan a code and play in their browser.
Pick the games, add the couple's names, and every guest joins from their phone on the day.