Guess the Bride's Age

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Guess the Bride's Age

Guest sheet: 10 photos

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Guest sheet: 10 photos: a column for each guest.
Photo 1
Photo 2
Photo 3
Photo 4
Photo 5
Photo 6
Photo 7
Photo 8
Photo 9
Photo 10
Tie-break: the year photo 1 was taken
Points2 exact, 1 a year out

This sheet has no totals: it is a record to fill in.

Notes

Every photo on the board has a number
The photos show the bride at different ages. The real ages stay on the host's key.
An age for every photo
Whole years only. A baby photo under one year old counts as 0.
The exact age 2
Our suggestion. The host may set other points before the key is read.
One year too young or too old 1
A near miss still scores.
Guests mark their own sheets
The host reads the real ages in photo order. Add up your points and write the total in the box.
Level at the top? Use the tie-break line
The tied guest whose year for photo 1 is closest wins. Still level: the prize is shared.

What goes in each row

Points
2 exact, 1 a year out

Names and scores stay in this browser until you press New game.

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How it works

Guess the bride's age is a photo game: the host pins up numbered pictures of the bride from baby to now, and each guest writes how old she is in every one. This page prints the guest sheet, the host's key and the rules.

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Set up the guess the bride's age photo game

Choose 8, 10 or 12 photos a few years apart and number them on a board. Write each real age on the Host's key sheet, then pin the photos up out of order.

Print the guess the bride's age game free template

Pick the sheet that matches your photo count in the Sheet list and press Print blank sheet, one copy a guest. The scoring prints under the lines: two points for the exact age, one for a year out.

Guess the age of the bride and the groom

Bride and groom: 12 photos has six lines for her and six for him. A key sheet of its own takes both sets of real ages.

Tips
  • Ask the bride which photos she is happy to show before the board goes up.
  • For a guess the bride's age game PDF, choose Save as PDF in the print window.

Questions and answers

How do you play guess the bride's age?

The host shows numbered photos of the bride at different ages. Each guest writes an age beside every number. The host reads the real ages, guests mark their own sheets, and the highest total wins.

Is there a guess the bride's age template for 8 or 12 photos?

Yes. The Sheet list has guest sheets for 8, 10 and 12 photos. Each has a name line, a numbered line for every photo, a tie-break line and a points box.

Is there a guess the age of the bride and groom free printable?

Yes. Choose Bride and groom: 12 photos and press Print blank sheet. Guests write an age for six photos of each, and the scoring is the same.

How do you score it and break a tie?

Our suggestion: two points for the exact age and one for a year either way. On the 8, 10 and 12 photo sheets, tied guests guess the year photo 1 was taken. The game has no official rules, so change them freely.

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The guest sheet 3

  • Her age in photo number Line 1 is photo 1 on the board, and so on. Write a whole number of years.
  • Points for the ages you guessed Written in after the host reads the key: two for an exact age, one for a year out.
  • Tie-break: the year photo 1 was taken Used only when two guests finish level. The closest year wins.

The host's key 2

  • Her real age in photo number The host writes the real age beside each photo number before the party. The bride or her family supplies them.
  • The year photo 1 was taken The answer to the tie-break line on the guest sheet.

The bride and groom version 3

  • Age in each photo: six of her, six of him Photos of the bride are numbered Bride 1 to 6 on the board and photos of the groom Groom 1 to 6. One age on every line.
  • Points for both boards Two for an exact age and one for a year out, added over all twelve photos.
  • Real ages: six of her, six of him The host's key for the two boards, filled in before the party.
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Rules and the tie-break, printed under the sheet 14

  • A hint for a hard board Before anyone writes, the host may say the youngest and the oldest age on the board.
  • An age for every photo Whole years only. A baby photo under one year old counts as 0.
  • Choosing the photos Pick photos a few years apart, from a baby picture to last year. Ask the bride which ones she is happy to show.
  • Every photo on the board has a number The photos show the bride at different ages. The real ages stay on the host's key.
  • The exact age Our suggestion. The host may set other points before the key is read.
  • Family lends photos and sits out Her mother, her sisters and anyone who supplied a photo help read the key and do not guess.
  • Fill this key in before the party With an age on every line, this sheet is what the host reads from.
  • Guests mark their own sheets The host reads the real ages in photo order. Add up your points and write the total in the box.
  • Level at the top? Use the tie-break line The tied guest whose year for photo 1 is closest wins. Still level: the prize is shared.
  • One prize or two Give a prize for the best total, or one for each board if the room is split between her side and his.
  • One year too young or too old A near miss still scores.
  • Pin them up out of order If the board runs from youngest to oldest, the numbers give the ages away.
  • Run it as guests arrive Set the board near the door with the sheets and pens, and call time when the food is served.
  • Two boards, one sheet Half the photos are the groom's. The bride's ages go on the first six lines and his on the last six.

How this list was compiled: Written by the Game Night Generator editors on 2026-10-03. Guess the bride's age is a folk shower game with no governing body and no standard sheet, so the six layouts, the sizes (8, 10 or 12 photos) and the scoring (two points for the exact age, one for a year out, a tie-break on the year of photo 1) are the editors' own suggestions, and the page says so. No fact is stated: the photos and the real ages are the host's, written on paper, and nothing about anyone is typed into the page to be kept. No line asks for a guest's age. Licence: own work