Planning guide
Coed shower games everyone will play
Coed showers need games that feel more like a pub quiz than a party game. Nothing to wear, nothing to sniff, nothing that needs a volunteer. These all work with a mixed crowd.
Updated October 28, 2026
The short answer
The best coed shower games are the shoe game, a how well do you know the groom quiz, a price guessing round and trivia. They feel like a pub quiz rather than a party game: nothing to wear, nothing to sniff, and no volunteers needed. Splitting the room into two teams, one per partner, adds friendly rivalry.
The picks
The shoe game puts both partners on the spot at once, so it's fair to both sides. Price guessing turns into a friendly argument about what things cost. Trivia ladders reward whoever paid attention at school.
The shoe game
Shoe game questions
Forty shoe game questions for the newlyweds: he said, she said. Print the cards or let guests predict live from their phones.
40 questions · Wedding reception, Bridal shower, Rehearsal dinner, Bachelorette
The shoe game
Baby shower shoe game
Which parent will do it? Twenty-two shoe game questions for a co-ed baby shower, printable or played live with phones.
22 questions · Baby shower
How well do you know them
How well do you know the groom
Twenty-five questions about the groom for a shower, rehearsal dinner or reception. Print them free or play live with phones.
24 questions · Bridal shower, Rehearsal dinner, Wedding reception
Price guess
Grocery price guess game
How much is a dozen eggs? A party price guess game with everyday groceries. Closest without going over wins.
12 items · Bridal shower, Baby shower, Bachelorette, Rehearsal dinner, Wedding reception
Make it a team game
Split the room in two, one side for each partner, and add up the scores at the end. Live, each guest plays on their own phone and you compare the two sides on the leaderboard.
Questions people ask
- What games are good for a couples shower?
- The shoe game, how well do you know the groom, a price guess round and a trivia ladder.
Play it on the big screen
Questions on the TV, answers on guests’ phones, scores kept for you. Free for up to 15 guests.
Plan a live game