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— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Guests match each lullaby or children’s song on the left with its lyric on the right by writing the lyric’s letter on the blank line. When everyone has...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Guests mingle and ask one another questions to find someone who fits each of the 11 descriptions, then write that person’s name on the matching line. Play throughout...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Have everyone hold their sheet against their forehead with the blank frame facing outward. Without looking at the page, guests draw their best portrait of the baby inside...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Before the shower, ask the parents to be to choose which of them best fits each statement and keep their answers with the host. Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Guests read the statements...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Guests use the emoji clues to guess the title of each children’s book and write their answers on the lines provided. Set a time limit, then check answers...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Set a timer and have everyone unscramble the 20 baby themed words and phrases, writing each answer on the line beside it. When time is up, check the...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. Guests read the 10 baby traditions and match each one to the country where it originated by writing the corresponding letter on the blank line. Set a time...

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest an I Spy sheet and a pen when they arrive. As the shower unfolds, guests look for the people, objects, and moments on the list and check the box beside each one they spot....

— • HOW TO PLAY • — Give each guest a crossword sheet and a pen. Guests use the baby themed Across and Down clues to fill in the numbered squares. Set a time limit, or let everyone work until they finish. When time...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a sheet and a pen. Ask them to predict whether the baby will be a girl or boy, whether they’ll resemble Mom or Dad, and the baby’s birth date, weight, length, hair, and eye color. Guests can also...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a sheet and a pen. Guests can guess whether the baby will resemble Mom or Dad, predict the baby’s birth date, weight, length, hair, eyes, and time of day they’ll arrive. They can also share which traits they...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a game sheet and a pen. When the host says “Go,” guests write a baby name for each letter of the alphabet. The first person to fill in all 26 letters calls out “Done!” The host checks that...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a card and ask them to predict the baby’s birth date, birth time, weight, and length. Have guests write their names on their cards, then collect the cards before the shower ends. After the baby arrives, compare the...

HOW TO PLAY Find out how well your guests know the couple—and how often the couple agrees! Hand out the game cards. Give each guest a card and a pen or pencil. Before the couple answers, have guests circle “Him” or “Her” for each...

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a Guess the Guest card and a pen or pencil. Invite everyone to mingle and find other guests who match the descriptions on the card. Once a match is confirmed, write that person’s name on the corresponding blank line....

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a Bridal Emoji Pictionary card and a pen or pencil. Invite guests to study each group of emojis and guess the wedding-related word or phrase it represents. Write each answer on the corresponding numbered line. Some clues use pictures...

HOW TO PLAYBefore the bridal shower, ask the bride-to-be to complete a game card privately. Her responses will serve as the answer key, so keep them hidden until everyone has finished making their guesses. Give each guest a game card and a pen or...

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a game card and a pen or pencil. Keep the answer key out of sight until everyone has finished making their guesses. Guests read the 15 names on the card and decide whether each one is an adult film...

HOW TO PLAYPlace one poem card at each table and choose a guest to begin. The first player reads the opening verse aloud, then passes the card to the person described in that verse. Each guest who receives the poem reads the next verse...

HOW TO PLAYBefore the bridal shower, ask the bride or couple to provide the correct number for each statement on the game card. Keep these answers handy as the host’s answer key, and save the reveal until everyone has finished playing. Give each guest...

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a bingo card and a writing utensil. Invite guests to mingle and find someone who matches each clue on the card. When a match is found, write that person’s name in the corresponding square—or ask the person to initial...

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a bingo card and a writing utensil. Invite guests to mingle and find someone who matches each clue on the card. When a match is found, write that person’s name in the corresponding square—or ask the person to initial...

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a game card and a pencil. Invite guests to mingle and find someone who matches each clue, such as a guest who speaks more than one language or has traveled over an hour to attend. When they find a...

HOW TO PLAYBefore the bridal shower, ask the groom to answer each question on the game card. Record his responses and keep them hidden from the bride and guests until it is time to reveal the answers. At the shower, give each guest a...

HOW TO PLAYBefore the bridal shower, ask the bride-to-be to complete one game card privately. Her selections will serve as the answer key during the game. Give each guest a game card and a pencil. If you are printing the game on brown kraft...

HOW TO PLAYBefore the shower, have the bride and groom answer each statement to determine whether it best describes him or her. Give each guest a game card and something to write with. Read through each statement and have guests mark the mustache for...

HOW TO PLAYGive each guest a game card and a pencil. If you are printing the game on brown kraft cardstock, we recommend providing white colored pencils or a selection of white drawing tools. The lighter color will create a beautiful contrast and help...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a bingo card and a pen or pencil before the mom-to-be begins opening gifts. Guests should fill each blank square with a baby gift item they think she will receive. The center stroller space is a free space....

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a game sheet and a pen or pencil. Guests match each translation of “baby” with the correct language, writing the corresponding letter beside each word. Each letter is used once.Set a timer for 3–5 minutes and have everyone...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a game card and a pen or pencil. Guests must write one baby-related item for as many letters of the alphabet as they can, such as “bottle” for B or “diaper” for D. Set a time limit of...

HOW TO PLAY Give each guest a game card and a pen or pencil. Guests must decipher the baby-related words and phrases represented by the emojis and write their answers on the corresponding lines. Set a time limit of about 5-10 minutes or let...