The thing about classic games is that they’re so versatile that you can customize them to fit any occasion. For example, you can create a bingo game where guests try to guess what gifts the bride-to-be will receive (gift bingo) or hand out bingo cards and let them find who’s who among the guests (icebreaker bingo).
It’s charades but with wedding-related words or phrases.
Prepare sheets of paper printed with essential and seemingly random items. Guests get a point for each item they currently have in their bags. It’s a scavenger hunt but with purses.
Tis one will be on a slightly larger scale and will require guests to complete tasks to get their next clue. You can do this in your backyard or make it more challenging by taking everyone around town to look for clues.
If you and your friends love to read, then this is a great way to discover new titles or authors.
Find a large sheet of paper and ask guests to write down a line each. With every turn, you must fold the paper so the next person has no idea what the guest before them wrote. Once everyone’s had their turn, read the poem.
Yes, you can make your own Mad Libs for bridal shower games. They don’t have to revolve around the couple’s wedding vows. You can come up with custom Mad Libs about topics like the couple’s love story or an alternate history version if they’re into speculative fiction.
Bake a bunch of blank gingerbread men and ask guests to do their best to make the cookies look like the groom. The player with the cookie that best resembles the groom wins.
Provide guests with blank cards and ask them to write down a memory with the bride-to-be. She will then try to guess which card belongs to who.
Need a break from the more competitive games? This activity requires guests to write down a piece of advice on a card and then drop it in a box.
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