List of Bridal Shower Trivia Game Questions

List of Bridal Shower Trivia Game Questions
Written By
Jessica Cook
Jessica Cook
Published: Sep 4, 2009
Updated: Jan 10, 2019
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Bridal showers are time to get together with girlfriends and celebrate one special bride-to-be. To enhance the fun atmosphere of your next bridal shower, try adding in a trivia game. The questions you ask can be goofy or serious, but everyone will enjoy getting to know more about the couple and the new life they will be sharing.

About the Bride

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Ask questions about the bride’s history to find out who knows her best. Consider questions about her childhood, such as her best friend’s name or her favorite toy. Ask about her first car, first kiss, or most embarrassing moment. Find out who she idolizes, her goals for her career future, and her favorite vacation spot.

About the Groom

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Some people at the shower may be friends or family members of the groom’s, so include them in the fun by asking questions about the hubby-to-be. You can follow the same line of questioning used for the bride, or branch out. Consider asking about his first job, his favorite sports teams, and his preferred alcoholic beverages for something a little bit different.

How They Met

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Questions about the couple’s early days can be fun and educational for shower guests. Ask questions about how the couple met, how long they dated, how he proposed, or what kinds of activities they enjoy together. Ask about their first date, how long it took him to kiss her, or the common ties that brought them together.

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The Wedding

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You can ask questions about the wedding as well. Ask about the color scheme, the flavor of the cake, the decorations and the location. Include questions about who will perform the service, the bridal party and the reception plans. Some people, like the maid of honor, may have the advantage in this category, but she deserves it for all her hard work.

The Future

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Ask questions about the couple’s plans for the future. Include information on where they will live, what type of housing arrangements they have made, pets they will have, or even the number of children they want and when they want to have them. This will give guests a fun “sneak peek” into the couple’s future life together.

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Jessica Cook

Jessica Cook has been writing since high school when she wrote for TeenGrrl.com and GirlZone.com. During college she wrote for her university's e-zine, department newsletter and an education journal. She holds a Bachelor of Arts in English…

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