Bridal Shower Games That Paint The Town Red (Risque)

Some bridal showers can be even more risqué than their counterpart bachelor parties. Here are ideas for great bridal showers that would have your girl friends and you painting the town red, purple and all colors in between. Saturday nights are the best nights for the following bridal shower games.

Risque Bridal Shower Game#1: Bar Hopping

This works best with a small group of 6-10 girls. You will need two cars and designated drivers for the night as well. Make a list of things the bride must collect from popular bars across the town. You could ask for a paper napkin from one bar autographed by ten single men, a shooter glass from another bar, 10 dollars the bride must collect as tips serving drinks to the people at the bar and so on. You can make it as naughty or as nice as you want. Label the bride, “Bride To Be” so everyone will know what’s happening and there will be no confusion. Buy a round for everyone at each bar and have fun!

Risqué Bridal Shower Game#2: Waitress Bride

Talk to the owner of a bar or club you frequent and set up the bridal shower there. Get a waitresses costume for the bride and make her play ‘sexy waitress’ for the night. Put a label saying “Bride To Be” so that everyone knows it’s only a game. Let the bride serve drinks, gather tips and in general play a friendly waitress to you guys and everyone else at the bar. Just make sure your bride is not too tipsy lest she decides to become a Coyote!

Risque Bridal Shower Game#3: Daring Divas

Make the bride dress up in a plain white tee shirt and sexy skirt or pants. Host the bridal shower at a popular club or bar and get the bride to gather as many best wishes or fish ponds as she can from all the single men present at the club – on her tee shirt! Make sure you put a label saying “Bride To Be” so everyone knows it’s only fun and games. You’ll be surprised at how nice the guys can be and how flirty the bride will get as the evening progresses. The tee shirt is a great keepsake for the bride as a reminder of the great bridal shower.

Note: As the hostess of the bridal shower, etiquette does not require you to sponsor the entire bridal shower at a bar or club. That can be pretty expensive. What is your responsibility however is to buy the entry for all the guests to the club, buy a round of drinks for everyone and give away some favors as a thank you.

Copyright Andrea R. Britt, 2005. All rights reserved.