Bridal shower games

I played a game similar to the bouquet one years ago. Teams were given a role of toilet paper and had to design a wedding dress that they thought was the one she had purchased (she hadn't shown off her dress to anyone!) She picked the one that was closest to her actual dress.

My girls organized quite a few games!

There were "all night games" like

1. guess how many kisses in the jar

2. guess the brides age (my mom gave them pictures of me)

3. and the one where you can't say certain words, and if somebody catches you saying it they take your clothespin, button, elastic... ect (whatever trinket you use to play)

And a few group games, my favourite was probably the bouquet making. Everybody was split into teams and given tissue paper, and they had to make a bouquet. After time was up everybody put them on a table and I had to pick my favourite one!

Had a shower over the weekend. She planned a wedding crossword puzzle. The other game everyone had a paper plate and a pen. They had to draw a picture of a smiling bride with a bouquet and engagement ring. The catch is they had to have the plate on top of their head. They were allowed to look twice but could not continue drawing until the plate was back on their head. I was the judge and got to choose which one I liked best (which was really the one that had all the components).

We are doing a jeopardy game, present bingo, who said it, and bridal pictionary It sounds like its going to be a blast!

I did scattergories once (10 different topics and you had to come up with a word that matched. All words had to start with the same letter. You wanted your answers to be different from everyone else's)

My mom came up with a price is right game. Can't remember which ones she used, but she used the ones involving groceries.

When I was MOH for my sister I made a quiz for each guest to take about how well they knew the bride, and I made a jeopardy style game for my sister to take about her FH. They were a lot of fun.

I just had guests fill out their thank you envelopes with names and addresses and then had draws for our door prizes periodically. My group wasn't really a 'games group'. The grand prize went to the guest with the birthday closest to the wedding date.