How it works
In the who am I bridal shower game a guest becomes someone or something from a wedding and asks yes-or-no questions to find out what. The deck has 80 cards, from the best man to the second toaster.
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Play from one phone
The guesser looks away and hands the phone to a helper. The helper turns the card, reads it silently and answers yes or no: Am I a person? Can I be eaten? Count the questions, and the fewest wins. For a stuck guesser, every card has three hints in the list under the deck.
Play with cards on backs
The list under the deck holds every card in four groups: people, things, before the day and after the wedding. Copy the ones you like onto sticky notes and put one on each guest's back at the door. Guests ask each other yes-or-no questions all afternoon.
Tips
- Questions that split the deck: Am I a person? Am I at the ceremony? Would I fit in one hand?
Questions and answers
How do you play the who am I bridal shower game?
Each guest gets a wedding identity they cannot see, on a note on their back or on a phone a helper holds. They ask yes-or-no questions until they can say who or what they are.
Is the who am I bridal shower game free?
Yes. Every card and hint on this page is free to deal, copy and write out, with nothing to sign up for.
Are famous couples on the cards?
No. The cards are wedding people and things, such as the officiant or the guest book pen, so nobody needs to know a film or a celebrity. A host who wants famous pairs can write them on the paper version by hand.