• Don't say "Bride or Wedding"
Each guest receives a clothes pin as they arrive and it is explained to the guests only once: If you catch someone saying the word 'bride or wedding' you can take their clothes pin. In the last part of the shower the quest with the most clothes pins wins a small favor or gift. • Word Scramble 
Use a sheet of paper to create the original list, then either print out the master copy or photocopy the sheet for your guests.
Supply a list of wedding items on a piece of paper, 15-25 is good. Flick through the list and determine which 10-15 would be fun for a word scramble (if you used all the letters in the word, but placed them in a different order.
For example: wedding gown - would be dinwged nowg.) Give the guests the sheet to unscramble and give them 5-10 minutes to figure out. The one with the most answer correct wins. Augment difficulty: use bride's last name or future name-to-be. • Who Wants To Be The Bride
Here's how the "Millionaire" game can be adapted to your wedding shower.
- Rather than a million dollars, you offer a mystery gift in a nicely wrapped box.
Foremost, come up with 15 questions about the bride and the groom that will lead to stories about the future couple.
Lastly get the correct answers add make up 3 incorrect answers for each question. Before you play, organize the questions from easy to difficult. When to Play:
- Before opening gifts everyone is given a pad and paper and the 1st question is read and 4 answers are given, put the answers on a large piece of paper for everyone to see (one page per question).
Every one writes down what they believe the correct answer, should take 15-30 seconds. Then everyone shows the answer answer they selected. And those who answered correctly continue to play.
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