This or that bride questions
These bride this or that questions test how well guests know her taste. Mix easy ones with a few that only her closest friends will get right.
- Something oldorSomething new?
- Cake tastingorDress shopping?
- DiamondorColored gemstone?
- VeilorFlower crown?
- Heels all nightorFlats by 9 p.m.?
- First lookorAisle reveal?
- BallgownorSleek slip dress?
- Keep the dressorSell the dress?
- Cry during the vowsorLaugh during the vows?
- Plan every detailorHire a planner?
- Bouquet tossorSkip the toss?
- Hair uporHair down?
- Bridal brunchorBridal tea party?
- RosesorPeonies?
This or that wedding edition
Use the wedding edition when guests do not know the bride well. Every guest has an opinion on venues, food and music, so the room splits fast.
- Church ceremonyorBarn ceremony?
- Garden weddingorBeach wedding?
- DJorLive band?
- Plated dinnerorBuffet?
- Wedding cakeorDessert table?
- Spring weddingorWinter wedding?
- Sparkler exitorBubble exit?
- Photo boothorGuest book?
- Open barorSignature cocktails?
- Big wedding partyorJust a maid of honor?
- Write your own vowsorTraditional vows?
- Kids invitedorAdults only?
- Honeymoon right awayorHoneymoon later?
Bridal shower this or that questions about the couple
Guests guess which partner fits each line. Swap in the partner's name if the couple does not use bride and groom.
- Bride said I love you firstorGroom said it first?
- Bride plans the tripsorGroom plans the trips?
- Bride cooksorGroom cooks?
- Bride wins argumentsorGroom wins arguments?
- Bride is always earlyorGroom is always early?
- Bride hogs the blanketorGroom hogs the blanket?
- Bride cries at moviesorGroom cries at movies?
- Bride spends moreorGroom spends more?
- Bride picks the movieorGroom picks the movie?
- Bride falls asleep firstorGroom falls asleep first?
This or that bachelorette questions
These this or that bachelorette questions suit the first night of the trip or the car ride there. For a racier round, ask the bride first and pull from the spicy page.
- NashvilleorVegas?
- Beach houseorMountain cabin?
- Club nightorWinery tour?
- Matching shirtsorMatching robes?
- Rooftop dinnerorPrivate chef night?
- Sash and tiaraorLow-key?
- Pole dance classorSalsa class?
- Spa morningorBrunch crawl?
- Late-night pizzaorLate-night tacos?
- Scavenger huntorKaraoke bar?
- Disposable camerasorPhone photos?
This or that baby shower game
Run this the same way as the bridal game: guests guess the parent-to-be's answers. Skip feeding and birth-plan pairs, because those choices are personal.
- Gender revealorSurprise at birth?
- Classic nameorUnique name?
- Mom's eyesorDad's eyes?
- Early arrivalorLate arrival?
- Cloth diapersorDisposable diapers?
- Night feeding shiftorDiaper duty?
- StrollerorBaby carrier?
- LullabiesorWhite noise?
- Woodland nurseryorOcean nursery?
- OnesiesorLittle overalls?
- Board booksorBath toys?
- Hospital snacksorHospital playlist?
How to play the bridal shower this or that game
- Pick 15 to 20 pairs from the sections above and type them into a numbered list.
- Send the list to the bride a few days early and keep her answers in a sealed envelope.
- Print one copy per guest with your browser's Print button, or read the pairs aloud.
- Guests circle the option they think the bride picked.
- The bride reads her answers one at a time and tells the story behind any surprise.
- Guests count their correct guesses. The highest score wins a small prize, such as a candle or a bottle of wine.
Tips for the this or that bridal game
- Keep it to 20 pairs. Shower schedules are tight, and gifts still need time.
- Use the stand-up version for groups over 30. Paper scoring slows down with a crowd.
- Ask the maid of honor to read the pairs so the bride can react.
- Run the bachelorette pairs at the bachelorette party, not the shower, if grandmothers attend.
- Write the final scores on a card for the bride's keepsake box.
