Printable Bridal Shower Games
Bridal Shower Games That Promise to Break the Ice!
When it comes to the bridal shower, nothing breaks the ice better than a good game. Keeping it easy on the maid of honor, we found 10 affordable and (mostly) printable games that are sure to be a hit. Take your pick from Mad Libs that offer humorous advice, a guilty game of "he said, she said," or even a couples cootie catcher for your favorite '90s-loving bride. Whatever you choose to print or play, these games will get the party started and memories flowing — just in time for her big day!
You can never go wrong with a game of Mad Libs ($13). This version is about bridal advice for the couple and will be a fun keepsake for the bride to look back on.
Have guests guessing about the bride and groom with this he said, she said game ($12+). The template is completely customizable and will get the stories flowing.
Get guests ready to celebrate with a wedding word search ($6). The first lady to complete the puzzle wins a prize. We love the custom monogrammed touch on this printable, too.
Turn bridal gifts into a game with bridal bingo ($5). Have your guests mark off the gifts as the bride-to-be open them. Use a pen or candy to mark the squares. Five in a row wins!
For this fun game ($5), the results rely on answers from the groom. Disclaimer: guys can be tricky!
How well do you know the bride ($15)? This fun and easy game will certainly lead to a trip down memory lane and tons of laughs.
The perfect icebreaker, you'll definitely get guests talking with this cute and custom crossword puzzle ($30).
Since everyone has a purse, the what's in your purse? game ($5) is a fun way to get everyone involved. Essentially, the girl with the "most baggage" takes home top honors.
If you're planning on throwing a '90s girl bash, then bridal cootie catchers ($25) are a must!
"Before he puts a ring on it," make sure the bride has everything checked off this bucket list ($5). With activities every lady should do at least once, it's a fun way to get the conversation going and start planning for that crazy bachelorette party — sorry, Mom.