Each team writes down words on slips of paper and the other team must draw whatever the word is and get their teammates to guess it. In this edition, of course, all the words must be wedding-related. Playing Telephone is always funny—and it's made even more enjoyable when you start the "call" with a toast to the bride. Have each guest whisper well wishes to the bride and then sit back and listen to the funniest toast ever when the message reaches the last guest.
Have someone gather intel from the bride on facts about their relationship or partner that pertain to numbers. For example, how many wedding venues they looked at, how many children they want, or how many years ago they met. Then print the questions as facts with arbitrary numbers and have guests guess if the numbers provided are too high, too low, or accurate. Your Privacy Rights. To change or withdraw your consent choices for Brides.
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I Accept Show Purposes. In this section. The Best Bridal Shower Decorations. The Ultimate Guide to Bridal Showers. Part of. By Kristi Kellogg. Kristi Kellogg. Brides's Editorial Guidelines. Harris Whitney C. Whitney C. Harris is a freelance writer who has contributed 18 articles to Brides. Where Were We? Find the Guest Find the Guest is a game that also serves as an awesome icebreaker to get guests interacting. Musical Matching Play a music-matching game that pulls wedding songs from the couple's extended families.
Interactive Scavenger Hunt An interactive scavenger hunt will get guests up and on their feet while getting to know one another better in a relaxed yet competitive setting. Vow Mad Libs Print out traditional vows and leave blank spaces for nouns, verbs, and adjectives.
The Newlywed Game One half of the couple answers questions about the relationship "Who paid on the first date? Paper Bride Guests divide into teams of three or four. Who Can Make the Best Cocktail? Whose Memory? Who's That Couple? Wedding Word Scramble List off scrambled words associated with the couple, the bride, and the wedding. Charades: Wedding Movies Edition Write names of wedding movies on cards and divide the party into two teams.
Why Do We Do That? Cold Feet Place a bunch of toy rings inside buckets or bowls of ice water. Purse Scavenger Hunt Make a list of common items people might carry in their favorite bags as well as less common—and racier! While pictures taken during traveling vacations are ideal, feel free to feature everyday pictures like the couple at their favorite bar, restaurant, brewery, etc.
To set up this bridal shower game, you must get together with your bride and have her provide you with some dates that are important to both her and the groom i. Next, create your own game cards by listing the name of the occasion by number in the left column and the date of the occasion only month and day, no year by letter in the right column think of those matching tests you had to do in school where you draw a line to connect the two that correspond.
Make sure to have enough copies for all guests to participate and see who can guess the most correctly! Similar to musical chairs, but with a fun wedding twist! This is the only one of our bridal shower game ideas guaranteed to get guests up off their chairs and is especially funny after a few trips to the mimosa bar. To play, fashion a bouquet out of real flowers or use the ribbons and bows from the gifts, then have the guests create a large circle.
Once everyone is in place, turn your back to the circle and start the party music. Guests will quickly pass the bouquet around the circle until the music stops, and whoever is left holding it will be eliminated. Continue on until there is one woman left standing and she will be crowned the winner. Of all the bridal shower game ideas on our list, this is the most creative and crafty aka DIY. In order to make the game board, you will need a large poster board, colored markers, and post-it notes.
The category choices are up to you, but the most common include the bride, the groom, the couple, and fun facts. Feel free to add in wedding-related categories like movies, traditions, or celebrity couples. For each category, come up with 5 questions that rate from easiest to hardest and score them from To play the game, split the guests into two teams however you see fit and get ready to do your best Alex Trebek impersonation.
The team with the most points at the end wins a prize! We recommend choosing anywhere from songs as to not make it too hard or too tedious of a game. These bridal shower games will test your knowledge and reveal things you never knew. When you're entertaining a younger crowd made up largely of the bride's friends, traditional bridal shower games won't do. Nothing is worse than watching the bride ooh and ahh at her third set of towels. Gift unwrapping is the most boring portion of a bridal shower, so instead of leaving your guests to strategize an exit plan, keep them entertained with some fun bridal shower games they can play while the bride opens presents.
If you're planning a shower for an artistic or unusual bride, you won't want to ask her friends to sit around drinking tea and swapping stories. Instead, look for alternative wedding shower games and activities. Actively scan device characteristics for identification. Use precise geolocation data. Have guests sit in a circle, and pass out pen and paper.
Ask each person to think of three facts or anecdotes that describe her relationship with the bride or groom—two true and one false. Have each guest tell her stories with a straight face! The guest who identifies the most tall tales wins. Ask attendees to bring a few photos of themselves and the lady of the hour. Hand out pens and paper and, at the shower, have them write captions for the pics.
Place the snapshots in an album, and affix the captions underneath. Pass the album around for all to look at, and then give it to the bride as a keepsake. This idea is especially fitting if you're having a culinary- or kitchen-themed shower. Hire a professional chef to give celebrants a simple cooking lesson based on the bride-to-be's favorite foods.
Afterward, everyone gets to sit down and enjoy the wonderful meal they helped prepare. Why not ask shower guests to pitch in on wedding song ideas?
This could be set up as a little pen and notecard station, where guests can drop their ideas in a big bowl for the bride to review later or for the celebrants to listen to at the event. Martha Stewart Weddings. Updated April 06, Save Pin More. Host an entertaining party with the help of these creative ideas.
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