Check out the free bridal shower games and wedding gifts, favors and invitations available to liven up the bridal showers.

Are you in need of help planning your bridal shower? We'll help you come up with free bridal shower games and other items you'll need to prepare for a typical wedding shower. You'll need bridal games, gifts, favors, invitations and a few tips on etiquette. Some of these you can get free on the Internet.

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If you prefer some free bridal shower games, try the following.

My husbands kiss: This bridal game works only if the shower is a couples' shower. Blindfold the bride-to-be so she'll have to guess which kiss among all the kisses she'll receive belongs to the man who will become her husband. Have the bride sit somewhere comfortable and where she can be kissed on the cheek by all the male guests. At the end of the game, she will guess which kiss belonged to her future husband. You can give each male a number to make it easy for the bride to give her answer.

Bridal Shower Bingo Game: Create and print out bingo cards with words pertaining to brides, grooms and weddings in general. Ensure all the cards have the same theme but that the words are in a different order similar to the way a regular bingo cards are laid out. The game is played in the same way that the original bingo is played. Play using whatever bingo rules you prefer, the winner receives a prize.

Forbidden Words: The object of this free shower game is to end up with the most objects at a designated time after the shower begins. When guests arrive tell them the words you have chosen as being forbidden to use. Then hand them a prop which they must give to the person who catches them mentioning the forbidden words. During the wedding shower when the hostess calls time, the person holding the most props will be given a prize.