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Originally Posted by PeppyGPhiB

We played a game at my friend's bridal shower that was fun and a good way for everyone to learn more about the bride and groom (for those that were traditionally close to the bride, but maybe has been removed from the relationship, like grandmothers or cousins). One of the bridesmaids emailed a bunch of questions to the groom a while before the shower, asking him to answer them to the best of his ability. The questions were all about her, him and their relationship. For example, "Where was your first date?" and "What was the name of her/his childhood pet." The questions were read at the shower, she would answer them, and the bridesmaid would read his answers. It was so funny to hear their different answers to things like, "Where and when did you have your first kiss as a couple?" You can also turn this into a group game by giving everyone a sheet of notebook paper and have them write down their answers, then reveal the real answers at the end. The person who knows the couple the best wins a prize.

We did this at my friend's bridal shower.

Instead of the toilet paper game, we had an item of the wrapping (wrapping paper, bow, etc) that was removed from each gift she unwrapped and that got decorated onto two plates that were strong together to make a bra and she had to put it on after she was done opening them.

We also did the Bingo card game that has been mentioned.

I'm lucky my sister just had a bachelorete party and that was it. (She decided 2 weeks before the engagement party it was going to be a wedding instead). Even still planning one in under 7 days when you have people who only eat Kosher and can't go out Fri night or Sat night till super late because of Shabbos...it was hell. Do the best you can. No matter what she should understand.