This is when an Ice Breaker game comes in very handy! There are many types of ice breaker games, such as "What's in my Purse" where guests get points for having certain items in their purses - you can make up or buy little cards of common purse items, and some not so common purse items, to see which of your guests have most of the items listed.

Or you can do any number of other fun games! Try to get the guests involved together so that they want to start talking!

Under the material, one card will say Winner. This person will win a prize. You can buy all kinds of customized and personalized scratch-off cards for the bridal shower and have them personalized with the bride's name, or the date of the wedding, or anything!

We had so much fun trying to figure out the answers! Everyone got a sheet of paper to write on and one person (the hostess) read the questions. We'd have 60 seconds for each question and would have to write down the answer we thought on the piece of paper.

At the end, we went through the answers and figured out who got the most correct. She won a great kitchen mitten set as the prize!

Another way to do this game is to ask the bride and the groom questions before the shower and then have the guests guess what the answer my be. These questions could be:

Questions to ask Groom:

• What is the groom’s favorite food?
• How did the bride and groom meet?
• Where did they go on your first date?
• On which date did they first kiss?
• Does he wear boxers or briefs?
• What outfit of the brides does he most like to see her in?

Questions to ask Bride:

• What is your favorite food?
• What is your favorite restaurant?
• What is your favorite animal?
• How old were you when you had your first kiss?
• Who was your first boyfriend?
• Who was your best friend in 6th grade?

Each player gets a bingo playing board card with lots of pictures of different bridal items on it, such as a wedding dress, a wedding veil, bells, a bouquet, rings, a cake, anything bridal related! Then, one person acts as the Bingo announcer and draws little cards of these items from a hat or bag.

The Bingo announcer calls out the item on the card and the players use something to cover that spot on the bingo card if they have the item. The items could be confetti or poker chips, or anything small that could fit over the items in the card.

The winner can either be the first person to make a full line of covered items (5 long) vertically, horizontally, or diagonally; or you can play till someone gets "black out" where all items are covered. The winner can then get a prize!