Apron Game Bridal Shower – Free Printable Template

Guest sheet: 20 lines: a column for each guest.
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PointsA point an item

Name

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PointsA point an item

How it works

In the apron game, the bride walks through the shower wearing an apron with kitchen things pinned all over it, then leaves, and guests write down every item they remember. This page prints the guest sheet and the host's list.

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Set up the bridal shower apron game

The three Host's list sheets name kitchen things light enough to pin on. Pin about twenty with safety pins or ribbon and tick each one: the ticked lists are the answer key.

Bridal shower apron game template free to print

Choose 10, 15 or 20 lines in the Sheet list and press Print blank sheet, one copy a guest. Nobody writes until the bride has left the room. One point an item, and a wrong guess costs nothing.

The twist

The twist: what was she wearing asks about the bride and not the apron: her shoes, her earrings, the apron's color.

Tips

Everything on the apron goes home with the bride as a kitchen gift, so pin things she can use.

Questions and answers

How do you play the apron game at a shower?

The bride walks slowly around the room in the loaded apron while guests look, then steps out. Guests list what they saw from memory. The host reads the ticked list, and the longest right list wins.

Is the apron bridal shower game printable free?

Yes. Every sheet here prints free with one press: the numbered guest sheet with its rules, the twist sheet and the host's lists. For a file, choose Save as PDF in the print window.

What do you pin on the apron?

Small, light kitchen things: a whisk, measuring spoons, a pastry brush, a cookie cutter, a tea bag, a recipe card. The host's lists name more. Nothing sharp, heavy or breakable goes on.

How do you break a tie?

The tied guests take turns naming one more item from the apron aloud. The first to miss or repeat is out. The game has no official rules, so this is our suggestion.

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The guest answer sheet 2

Apron items I remembered Written in after the host reads the ticked lists, one point for each item that was really on the apron.
Something I saw on her apron One line an item, in any order. Spelling does not count.

Host's list: utensils 10

Coffee scoop hung from a loop
Measuring spoons on their ring
Melon baller on a ribbon
Pastry brush, bristles up
Plastic dough scraper
Small funnel on a string
Spatula tied on by its handle
Tea strainer on its chain
Whisk, the small kind
Wooden spoon on a ribbon

Host's list: small kitchen things 10

Brush for washing bottles
Chip clip
Cookie cutter, any shape
Dish sponge, still dry
Dish towel tucked in the waistband
Fruit-shaped magnet
Paper cupcake liner
Quilted pot holder
Single oven mitt, pinned by the cuff
Wind-up kitchen timer

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Host's list: pantry and paper 10

Bread bag clip
Cinnamon stick on a string
Lace-edged paper doily
Napkin ring
Packet of baking yeast
Packet of sprinkles, sealed
Paper drinking straw
Recipe card in the host's handwriting
Striped party candle
Tea bag on a ribbon

The twist sheet 2

About the bride, not the apron Eight questions the room did not expect, each answered in a word or two.
Twist answers the bride agrees with The bride comes back in and judges each line herself.

How to play, score and break a tie 11

A wrong item costs nothing Guess freely. Only items ticked on the host's list score.
The bride is the judge She reads her own answers when she comes back in. One point a line she agrees with.
The bride keeps it all Everything on the apron goes home with her as a kitchen gift, apron included.
First the walk The bride wears the loaded apron and walks slowly through the room, then steps out. Nobody writes while she is in the room.
How many to pin Twenty items fill the longest guest sheet. Pin fewer for a shorter game.
Light things only Nothing sharp, heavy or breakable is pinned on.
One point an item Our own rule. A host who wants another score says so before the walk.
Pin it on, tick it off Use safety pins or ribbon. Tick each item as it goes on the apron: the ticked lists are the answer key.
Then list what you saw List every item you remember, one a line. The host sets the time and says it before the walk.
The twist sheet Hand this sheet out after the walk in place of the usual one. Guests were watching the apron, so the questions are about the bride.
When two lists tie The tied guests take turns naming one more apron item aloud. The first to miss or repeat is out.

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-03. The apron game is a folk shower game with no governing body and no standard sheet, so the seven layouts, the sizes (10, 15 or 20 lines) and the scoring are the editors' own, and the page says so. The 30 kitchen things on the host's lists are the editors' suggestions of small, light items: 10 utensils, 10 small kitchen things and 10 from the pantry and the paper drawer. No brand is named and no fact is stated. The twist sheet asks only about what the bride is wearing (shoes, earrings, the apron's color), never about her body or her age. Licence: own work