Bridal Shower Question Card Game
Listen to Chrystina discuss the steps of executing the Bridal Shower Question Card Game on Episode 25 of the Party Ideas & Logistics podcast, above.
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Now that it’s May, if you’re a twenty- or thirty-something you’re probably finding yourself in the middle of Bridal Shower season. If you’re in the bridal party, you may even be responsible for planning one of these bridal showers. In this post I’ll talk about three low-key, interactive games that you can play with your attendees in-person or virtually.
Free Bridal Shower Question Game Printable*
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One of the most popular bridal shower games these days is the Bridal Shower Question Card Game. Why? It’s not overly embarrassing, it’s low energy, and it kind of reminds all of us of those quizzes we used to love taking online. Today, I’m compiling all of my resources for the bridal shower question game in one place. This post will answer:
What is the Bridal Shower Question Card Game?
How do I execute the Bridal Shower Question Card Game?
What questions should I use for the Bridal Shower Question Card Game?
How do I make my own Bridal Shower Question Game Cards?
What is another idea for a Bridal Shower Game?
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What is the Bridal Shower Question Card Game?
The Bridal Shower Question Card Game is a game used at bridal showers where you ask the groom a series of approximately 20-30 questions before the shower and then ask the bride those same questions during the shower and see if she can come up with the same answers the groom did.
This is a great game to get to learn more about the couple that’s not super over the top or interactive.
I was first introduced to the Bridal Shower Question Card Game by my friend Marie. Above you can see photos of what her Bridal Shower Question Game Cards looked like. You will see from this post that you can dress the cards up, or dress them down based on your needs (and the amount of time you have).
How do I execute the Bridal Shower Question Card Game?
Choose a list of 20-30 questions about the Bride and Groom’s relationship, the Bride, or the Groom.
Ask the Groom these questions ahead of time.
Decide what’s going to happen if the Bride gets a question right or wrong. If she gets it right, she might just be safe, she might get a piece of candy, get a dollar, or she might get to take a happy-face photo with the card. If she gets it wrong she might have to add a(nother) piece of gum to her mouth, eat a Bertie Bott’s jellybean, get a pie in the face, or she might have to take a sad-face photo with the card itself.
Transfer the questions and answers on to cards to be read during the bridal shower.
Sit the Bride down in the chair of honor and read her each question asking her to guess the Groom’s response.
Feel free to spread the cards out among the guests so everybody gets a chance to participate.
What questions should I use for the Bridal Shower Question Card Game?
What is the first the Groom noticed about the Bride?
Where was your first date?
What is the Groom’s favorite meal the Bride prepares?
What is the Groom’s least favorite meal the Bride prepares?
What is the Groom’s favorite color?
What and where was the Groom’s first job?
What was the Groom’s first car?
When and how did you start dating?
Where was your first kiss?
Who said ‘I love you’ first?
How many children does the Groom want?
How many children does the Bride want?
What is the Groom’s favorite thing about the Bride?
What is the Bride’s favorite thing about the Groom?
When did the Groom know it was love and the Bride was ‘the one’?
What is the Groom’s favorite band?
What would the Groom say is the Bride’s most annoying habit?
What would the Bride say is the Groom’s most annoying habit?
Who proposed? How and where did it happen?
Is the Groom right-handed or left-handed?
What nickname does the Groom hate being called?
What was the first movie you watched together?
What is the Groom’s favorite dessert?
What was the Groom’s favorite toy as a kid?
What’s the Groom’s favorite restaurant?
When the Groom was little, what did he want to be when he grew up?
What is the Groom’s favorite holiday?
What high school did the Groom attend?
Did the Groom have any pets growing up?
What is the Groom’s favorite game?
How do I make my own Bridal Shower Question Card Game Cards?
Making your own Bridal Shower Question Cards is very easy. The only things you need are card stock in a color that matches the Bridal Shower colors and a marker. If you’re looking to jazz them up a little bit you can buy ribbon, stickers, glitter, or watercolors to match them to the bridal shower theme. Here are a few ideas I came up with when making my own:
If you’re not into the DIY scene, you can use these pre-made Bridal Shower Question Game cards for your own shower. They are the size of half sheets of paper and have the 30 questions listed above on them.
Free Bridal Shower Question Game Printable*
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