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A bridal shower is the perfect occasion to ‘shower’ the bride with love, best wishes and fabulous gifts. Whether you’re throwing a big bash or hosting an elegant evening for the bride-to-be closest to your heart, you will want to make sure the memory of this special day remains close to her heart for years to come.
Whether practical or whimsical, pick games for bridal shower that will help everyone get into the spirit! Games are easy icebreaker and your guests will start interacting and relaxing. Set the tone by playing music. Promote guest interaction. To turn your bridal shower into a smashing success, here are a few games to play.

Wedding Dress Designers Bridal Shower Games:
The guests are divided in to teams of three to five. One of the guests from each team will act as a model. Each team is given three rolls of toilet paper and five paper clips. They then have five minutes to design and create a wedding dress and veil. It is preferable if each team can be out of sight of the other, perhaps in separate rooms. After a set amount of time the teams come back into the main room, to be inspected by the real bride who will judge which is the best wedding dress.
Bridal Shower Poem Game:
This is a rather peculiar game
It really does not have a name
It’s simple to play as a game should be
You just do as you’re told, you see
So now if you’ll please give me your attention
We’ll put an end to this suspension
In the end, whoever scores the most
Will receive a prize of which to boast
Now since you’re all fashionable girls
Give yourself 5 if you have any pearls
You may add 3 if your toes peek out
And earrings will give you 2 more to shout
Score yourself 5 if you show any red
Add 6 more for a curl on your head
Now before you think you are going to win
Take away 2 for each safety pin
Give yourself 6 if your pants are tight
Add 1 for a scarf which is just about right
Add 5 more if your shoes are black
And take away 3 for a zipper in back
Now count all your buttons, for each you get 2
And take away 1 for each button that’s blue
Give yourself 5 if your heels are high
And why not take 10 for the green in your eye
10 more points for a rose on your clothes
Take away 5 if you forgot to wear hose
If your husband you kissed today - add 9
If you didn’t subtract 12 - you’re subject to fine
This is the end…there isn’t anymore
Who is the lucky lady with the highest score?
The Lemon Bridal Shower Games: Buy enough lemons and pairs of stockings for each guest. Fill soda bottles a third of the way full with water. Place the lemons in each of the legs of the stockings. Everyone wraps the stockings around their waist, so that the lemons drop low. Everyone swings their hips back and forth to knock over the soda bottles with the lemons. Whoever knocks over the soda bottles in the least amount of time wins.

Safety Pin Bridal Shower Games: It sounds super easy but it’s not… you’ll need: bag of rice, safety pins and a blind fold : Directions: fill a large mixing bowl half full with rice (long grain works best) mix in about 50 or so small to medium safety pins with blind fold on have each person try to grab as many pins they can in a 30 second time frame. It’s amazing how competitive everyone gets at the bridal shower.
Door Prize: Sure your guests may not want to play involved games, but who doesn’t love a present? As your guests enter, have them write down their birthdays and wedding anniversaries (if applicable). The guest whose date is closest to the wedding date wins a prize. The hostess can then copy down the birthdays and anniversaries in a nice birthday book for the bride, so she’ll always know when to send a thoughtful card.
Paper Bag Peek-A-Boo: Place all the guests in a circle. Have them place paper bags over their heads. Instruct them to remove everything they’re wearing that is not absolutely necessary. The person with the most items off in two minutes wins the prize. When guests begin to remove all kinds of clothing items without realizing you can remove the paper bag, too. All guests that figure this one out before the end of two minutes win a prize.
Love Will Melt Your Heart: Prepare ice cubes by placing a heart-shaped candy in each cube before they freeze. Drop each ice cube into a Dixie cup and distribute to guests. Instruct them that, without touching the ice cube itself, they can use any body part to warm the cup to try and melt the ice. The first person to melt their ice cube enough to retrieve their candy wins the game. Hilarity ensues as guests use various body parts to try to get their ice to melt. Game can run simultaneously while food is being served, etc.
Honeymoon Ramblings: Give each guest a piece of paper and a marker. Have them put the paper on the floor in front of them. Let them then try to bend over and trace their right hand on the paper. However, they must do this without bending their knees at all! While everyone is attempting to do this, have one person record on a piece of paper what everyone is saying. Once everyone is done, announce, “This is what (bride’s name) is going to say on her wedding night.” Then read all of the responses. Some of the responses might include:
- “No way.”
- “This really hurts.”
- “This is easier than I thought it would be.”
- “I can almost reach it.”
Let the bride have the sayings as a keepsake. (Read More on Bridal Shower Ideas)
Bridal Shower Prizes: Winners win for accolades and prizes so here are a few ideas to make it worth their effort…
- Spa Gift Basket
- Bottles of Wine
- Fine Chocolates
- Mini Photo Frames
- Aromatic Candles
- Photo Albums

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Right Left Bridal Shower Game By: Sherry J
Instructions:
Everyone sits in a circle. Wrap two or three gifts (depending on the number of guests you have) and give to two or three guests sitting in the circle. (space the gifts out) Tell the guests to listen closely as you read the following story below and pass the gifts to their left or right whenever they hear it read. Don’t
read this to slow, it will make the game much funnier as your guest try to keep up and pass the gifts in the correct order. Don’t stop to let them catch up if they get confused. Let them figure that out for themselves. Whoever is holding the gift at the end, wins that gift.
(Bride’s name) knew RIGHT away that she had found Mr. RIGHT and the RIGHT date was set. Now
seemed to be the RIGHT time to start so she LEFT RIGHT after lunch and went RIGHT to her mother’s
house. She LEFT in such a hurry that she LEFT her to do list RIGHT on the living room table. But
there was not time to turn back. She knew she needed to get started RIGHT away to make sure nothing was LEFT undone.
With only 42 days until wedding day, there seemed to be little time LEFT to spare and so much LEFT to do. She asked her mother to WRITE down a guest list because she knew mom would make sure no one was LEFT out. (Bride’s name) LEFT to find the RIGHT invitations. On her way, she LEFT a message at the florist and then RIGHT into the bridal shop she ran.
RIGHT in the window was the perfect dress. “Oh no, I LEFT my checkbook RIGHT in the car.” “Hold
that dress, I’ll be RIGHT back.” With that done, she called Mr. RIGHT and LEFT him a message to call her RIGHT back. She LEFT to meet the florist who had LEFT her a message that they had the RIGHT flowers for her.
Mr. RIGHT called her RIGHT back and said he LEFT a message for the preacher RIGHT down the road
from her mothers to call them RIGHT back and that he had just LEFT work and would be RIGHT over.
She LEFT the florist and ran RIGHT over to meet Mr. RIGHT. RIGHT away they discussed what was
LEFT to do. “Who will be the RIGHT best man?” She LEFT left that up to Mr. RIGHT. “I’ll get the RIGHT
maid of Honor.”
RIGHT away they started shopping for the RIGHT rings. With that done, the next stop was to order the RIGHT cake. Mr. RIGHT could clearly see his future, Mrs. RIGHT was on the RIGHT track.
After a long day, they were both LEFT exhausted. All that was LEFT to do was get RIGHT home to see
if any messages were LEFT while they were out. Sure enough, Mom had LEFT a message that the
church RIGHT down the road was available so she requested it RIGHT away. Now that was not LEFT to worry about. “Lets call it a day.” “Whatever is LEFT to do, can be LEFT until tomorrow.” They agreed and with a kiss, he LEFT and she went RIGHT to bed.
End of Story. If you are holding a gift, you are the winner.
With this story 16 different guests will get the gift at least once. (counting the person who starts with the gift #1) As an added bonus, you could have a small gift set aside and then ask everyone to write down how many times they think the gift was passed thru the whole story. The answer is 64
CONCLUSION TO RIGHT LEFT BRIDAL SHOWER GAME
See how many people really listened to what you were reading. This game can be played right after you have read the right/left bridal shower story or play another game and then go back to these questions.
Questions: Answers:
1. What time did the bride leave that day? after lunch
2. Where was her first stop? Moms house
3. Where did she leave her to do list? living room table
4. What did she leave Mom in charge of? the guest list
5. On her way to find invitations, who did she leave a message with? the florist
6. Where was the church? down the road from Moms
7. How many days until wedding day? 45
8. Where did she see her wedding dress? in the window
9. Where was her checkbook? left in the car
10. Where was Mr. Right? at work
11. When did she call Mr. Right? when she left the bridal shop
12. Where did Mr. Right and future Ms. Right go together first? to find the rings
13. When they returned home, the message left was to tell them what? Mom booked the church
14. Whose house were they at at the end of the story? hers
15. Do you think the gift was passed more to the right or left? right
The guest with the most correct answers, wins.
- by Sherry J
Hi Prachla
Really well described about bridal shower and it’s fabulous ideas and games, what I’m interested is bridal shower poem game which is really fantastic. Thanks for sharing this vast and valuable information with me, I appreciate your post.
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