Funny Interactive Bridal Shower Games

Hi, I’m Emma, and I’m happy to help you plan fun Bridal Shower Games for a memorable celebration! These games are a great way to bring guests together, help them get to know each other, and create special moments with the bride-to-be. Whether you want games that make everyone laugh, share sweet memories, or get people involved, the right choices will keep the party fun and exciting for everyone.

Bridal Shower Games

Bridal Shower Games add fun and excitement to the celebration, bringing guests together and creating lasting memories with the bride-to-be. From silly challenges to sentimental activities, these games keep everyone entertained and engaged.

Bridal Shower Games

Bridal Bingo

This classic game adds excitement to gift opening! Guests fill out bingo cards with gifts they think the bride will receive. As she opens presents, they mark off squares. The first to get five in a row wins!

 

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  • Use blank bingo cards so guests can personalize their guesses.

  • Offer small prizes to keep guests engaged.

  • Make it more fun by using wedding-themed words instead of gifts.

  • Play with multiple winners to keep the game going longer.

  • Give the bride a special card to join in the fun!

The Newlywed Game

Test how well the bride knows her fiancé! Before the shower, ask the groom a set of fun questions. At the party, the bride answers them and sees if they match his responses.

  • Include a mix of sweet and funny questions.

  • Let guests guess how many she’ll get right.

  • Record the groom’s answers for a video surprise.

  • Give small prizes for correct answers to keep it fun.

  • Add a challenge for each wrong answer, like a silly dare!

Toilet Paper Wedding Dress

Get creative with this hilarious team game! Guests work in groups to design a wedding dress using only toilet paper. The bride picks her favorite design!

  • Set a time limit for added excitement.

  • Use accessories like ribbons or veils for extra flair.

  • Let the bride do a fun “runway walk” in the best dress.

  • Take lots of pictures to capture the fun!

  • Have a “fashion judge” to pick the most creative design.

Who Said It?

Guests try to guess if a quote was said by the bride or groom. This game brings lots of laughs and sweet moments!

  • Use a mix of romantic and funny quotes.

  • Have the bride read them out loud for added fun.

  • Give guests paddles with “Bride” and “Groom” to vote.

  • Award prizes for the most correct answers.

  • Include a few trick questions to make it challenging!

Find the Guest

A great icebreaker! Each guest gets a list of fun facts and must find someone at the party who matches each fact.

  • Keep facts simple and wedding-related.

  • Encourage guests to talk to as many people as possible.

  • Offer a small prize to the first to complete their list.

  • Have the bride read some facts out loud to reveal funny stories.

  • Use themed cards for a cute bridal touch!

Would She Rather?

Guests guess what the bride would choose between two options, like “Beach honeymoon or mountain getaway?”

  • Create a mix of wedding and personal questions.

  • Have the bride answer out loud after guests guess.

  • Let guests hold up “This” or “That” signs to vote.

  • Award a prize to the guest with the most correct guesses.

  • Make it a drinking game for added fun (if appropriate).

Date Night Jar

Guests write down fun date night ideas for the couple. The bride keeps them for future inspiration!

Date Night Jar

  • Use a decorated jar or box.

  • Encourage creative and unique ideas.

  • Have guests sign their names for a personal touch.

  • Read a few aloud for inspiration.

  • Let the bride pick her favorite for a prize!

Guess the Love Song

Play short clips of famous love songs and have guests guess the title or artist.

  • Mix classic and modern love songs.

  • Use a timer to keep it fast-paced.

  • Award points for song title and artist.

  • Let the bride choose a special song to play last.

  • Offer a fun music-related prize!

Wedding Word Scramble

Guests race to unscramble wedding-related words.

  • Use words like “bouquet,” “honeymoon,” and “bridesmaid.”

  • Set a time limit for extra excitement.

  • Give a prize to the fastest solver.

  • Use fancy paper for a bridal touch.

  • Have a mix of easy and tricky words.

Celebrity Couple Match

Guests match famous couples from history and pop culture.

  • Use a mix of real and fictional couples.

  • Create a mix-and-match style card game.

  • Offer a small prize for the most correct answers.

  • Add funny mismatched couples for laughs.

  • Include the bride’s favorite celebrity couple!

Pass the Bouquet

A wedding twist on musical chairs! Guests pass a bouquet around while music plays. The person holding it when the music stops must answer a fun wedding question.

  • Use a real bouquet or a fun DIY one.

  • Pick upbeat music to keep the game lively.

  • Let the bride start the game for a special touch.

  • Include silly questions for laughs.

  • Give a small prize to the last person left.

Bridal Pictionary

Guests take turns drawing wedding-related words while their team guesses.

  • Use a mix of easy and challenging wedding words.

  • Set a time limit for each drawing.

  • Let the bride draw a final mystery word for extra fun.

  • Provide a whiteboard or large paper for better visibility.

  • Have a prize for the team with the most correct guesses.

What’s in Your Purse?

A fun point-based game where guests earn points for having specific items in their purse, like lipstick, a pen, or even something wedding-related!

What’s in Your Purse

  • Create a mix of common and rare items.

  • Give extra points for unexpected funny items.

  • Let the bride pick one surprise “bonus” item.

  • Offer a prize to the guest with the highest points.

  • Make it themed by including bridal-related items!

Pin the Veil on the Bride

A wedding twist on “Pin the Tail on the Donkey!” Guests are blindfolded and try to pin a paper veil on a picture of the bride.

  • Print a large photo of the bride for a personal touch.

  • Let guests spin around before they pin.

  • Give silly awards for the funniest placements.

  • Use double-sided tape for easy sticking.

  • Have the bride go last for extra laughs!

Wedding Charades

Guests act out wedding-related phrases while their team guesses.

  • Write phrases on pretty cards for a bridal touch.

  • Use a mix of easy and challenging prompts.

  • Set a time limit for each round.

  • Have a special round where the bride acts out a word!

  • Offer prizes for the best performances.

Advice for the Bride

Guests write down marriage advice or sweet messages for the bride.

  • Provide cute stationery or cards.

  • Let guests read their advice aloud for a sentimental moment.

  • Collect them in a keepsake box for the bride.

  • Add funny “bad advice” cards for laughs.

  • Include a mix of serious and lighthearted advice.

Guess the Love Song

Play short clips of famous love songs and have guests guess the title or artist.

  • Mix classic and modern love songs.

  • Use a timer to keep it fast-paced.

  • Award points for song title and artist.

  • Let the bride choose a special song to play last.

  • Offer a fun music-related prize!

Wedding Word Scramble

Guests race to unscramble wedding-related words.

  • Use words like “bouquet,” “honeymoon,” and “bridesmaid.”

  • Set a time limit for extra excitement.

  • Give a prize to the fastest solver.

  • Use fancy paper for a bridal touch.

  • Have a mix of easy and tricky words.

Celebrity Couple Match

Guests match famous couples from history and pop culture.

  • Use a mix of real and fictional couples.

  • Create a mix-and-match style card game.

  • Offer a small prize for the most correct answers.

  • Add funny mismatched couples for laughs.

  • Include the bride’s favorite celebrity couple!

Kiss the Groom

A bridal version of “Pin the Tail on the Donkey” where guests place a paper kiss on a picture of the groom while blindfolded.

  • Use a printed photo of the groom.

  • Provide lipstick cutouts or stickers.

  • Have the bride go last for a fun moment.

  • Award a prize for the closest placement.

  • Take pictures for hilarious memories!

Bridal Emoji Pictionary

Guests guess wedding-related words based on emoji combinations.

  • Print fun emoji game sheets.

  • Set a time limit to keep it fast-paced.

  • Give hints if guests get stuck.

  • Offer a prize for the most correct answers.

  • Include funny or tricky emoji combinations.

Memory Tray

Guests try to remember all the wedding-themed items on a tray after a short look.

  • Use bridal items like a ring, garter, and mini cake.

  • Give guests 30 seconds to look before covering the tray.

  • Let them write as many items as they remember.

  • Award a prize for the most correct answers.

  • Give the bride the items as a keepsake!

Guess How Many?

Fill a jar with wedding-related items like candy rings or pearls, and guests guess the total.

  • Use a clear jar to display the items.

  • Let guests write their guesses on cute cards.

  • Announce the winner at the end of the party.

  • Offer a fun prize for the closest guess.

  • Make it extra fun with a second mystery jar!

Ring Hunt

A fun scavenger hunt where small plastic rings are hidden around the venue, and guests race to find them. The one with the most rings wins!

Ring Hunt

  • Hide rings in both easy and tricky spots.

  • Set a time limit for extra excitement.

  • Offer a special prize for the winner.

  • Give clues to make it more interactive.

  • Let the bride hide a few “golden rings” worth extra points.

Sip If…

A drinking game where guests take a sip of their drink if a statement applies to them (e.g., “Sip if you’ve been a bridesmaid before”).

  • Use a mix of funny and sentimental statements.

  • Make it non-alcoholic friendly with mocktails.

  • Let the bride read the statements aloud.

  • Encourage guests to share stories about their sips.

  • Keep it lighthearted to keep the fun going!

Over or Under?

Guests guess if wedding-related numbers (e.g., cost of a wedding cake, years the couple dated) are over or under a given number.

  • Use real facts about the couple for a personal touch.

  • Mix in general wedding trivia for variety.

  • Let guests hold up “Over” or “Under” cards to answer.

  • Give a prize to the guest with the most correct answers.

  • Make the last question a tough one to decide the winner!

Bridal Scavenger Hunt

Guests search their purses or around the venue for wedding-related items on a list. The first to find them all wins!

  • Include common and unique items to make it fun.

  • Set a time limit for extra excitement.

  • Let the bride announce the items one by one.

  • Offer extra points for creative finds.

  • Give a prize to the most resourceful guest!

Wedding Mad Libs

Guests fill in blanks in a wedding story without knowing the full context, leading to hilarious results when read aloud.

  • Use a mix of romantic and silly words.

  • Let the bride read a few for extra laughs.

  • Offer a prize for the funniest story.

  • Keep the stories wedding-themed.

  • Create a keepsake book with all the stories for the bride.

Love Story Timeline

Guests work together to arrange major events in the couple’s relationship in the correct order.

  • Use real events from the couple’s love story.

  • Mix in a few fake events to make it tricky.

  • Give hints if guests struggle.

  • Award a prize to the first correct team.

  • Let the bride tell funny stories about each event!

Prize Ideas for Winners

Bridal shower games are all about fun and friendly competition, and what better way to celebrate the winners than with thoughtful prizes? These small but meaningful gifts will make guests feel special and appreciated while keeping the excitement going. Whether you choose beauty treats, personalized keepsakes, or practical goodies, these prizes will add an extra touch of joy to your bridal shower!

  • Small Beauty Products – Give winners something pampering, like lip balm, scented candles, mini hand creams, or bath bombs. These little luxuries make perfect prizes!

  • Gift Cards – A simple yet always appreciated prize! Consider gift cards to coffee shops, spas, bookstores, or even online stores.

  • Personalized Keepsakes – Make the prize extra special with engraved keychains, custom wine glasses, or monogrammed tote bags. These serve as lovely mementos of the celebration.

  • Sweet Treats – Gourmet chocolates, mini jars of honey, or personalized cookies wrapped beautifully make delicious prizes.

  • Bridal-Themed Items – Fun wedding-related gifts like “Bride Tribe” tote bags, matching sleep masks, or mini champagne bottles add a festive touch.

  • Self-Care Kits – Put together a small relaxation package with sheet masks, essential oils, and herbal tea for a soothing prize.

  • Seasonal Goodies – Depending on the season, give cozy socks in winter, sunglasses in summer, or floral-scented lotions in spring.

No matter the prize, the key is to choose something thoughtful that fits the vibe of the bridal shower and makes the winners feel celebrated!

FAQ

How many games should we play at a bridal shower?

It’s best to play 3 to 5 Bridal Shower Games to keep the event fun and engaging without overwhelming guests. Consider a mix of interactive, sentimental, and lighthearted games.

What types of games are best for a bridal shower?

Games should match the bride’s personality and guest preferences. Some popular types include:

  • Icebreakers (e.g., “Who Knows the Bride Best?”)

  • Interactive Games (e.g., “Toilet Paper Wedding Dress”)

  • Sentimental Games (e.g., “Advice for the Bride”)

  • Competitive Games (e.g., “Bridal Bingo”)

Do we need prizes for the winners?

Prizes are not required but are a great way to make the games more exciting! Small beauty products, gift cards, personalized keepsakes, or sweet treats make great prize ideas.

Should we play games before or after opening gifts?

You can mix games throughout the event! Some hosts play a game before opening gifts to break the ice and another afterward to keep the energy going.

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