Bridal shower game No. 10 · Free
We Listen and We Don't Judge
Anonymous confessions. The room guesses who.
The trend, turned into a game. A prompt like "Something the bride doesn't know I did..." goes on the screen and everyone writes a confession on their phone. The confessions go up anonymously, one at a time, and the room votes on who wrote each. Then the author is unmasked.
- Guess the author
- 4 prompts · about 15 minutes
- No app, no printing
How to play
Three steps- 1
A confession prompt goes up on the big screen and everyone writes theirs, privately, on their phone.
- 2
Confessions appear one at a time with no name. The room votes on who wrote it.
- 3
The host unmasks the author. Correct guesses score, and the author gets a point for every wrong one.
Sample questions
14 included- Something the bride doesn't know I did…
- A time I covered for her…
- The wildest night I had with the bride…
- My honest first impression of her partner…
- A secret I have kept for her…
- The thing I secretly borrowed and never returned…
More to write in with the editor
- A time the bride talked me out of something…
- The most embarrassing thing the bride knows about me…
- A text I sent the bride at 3am that I regret…
- Something I have never told the bride about her partner…
- The bride's worst idea that I went along with…
- What I really thought of her first boyfriend…
- A promise the bride made me that she forgot…
- The thing I copied from the bride and never admitted…
Every question can be rewritten to be about her with the question editor, part of Make It About Her.
Hosting tips
From real showers- Warn the room it is anonymous but not permanent: every author gets unmasked.
- Keep the prompts kind. "Something I did for her" reads better than "something she did wrong".
- Let the bride guess first on every confession. She knows the handwriting.
Questions
AnsweredAre the confessions really anonymous?
While the room votes, yes. The host unmasks each author afterwards, which is the point of the game.
Is it appropriate for a shower with family there?
The default prompts are gentle. Pick the ones that fit the room, or write your own in the editor.
How is it scored?
A point for guessing the author correctly, and the author scores for every guest they fooled.