Strangers become a team
Two rounds in, the cousin nobody knew is shouting answers with the bride's best friend. Team play does in minutes what name tags never will.
BACHELORETTE PARTY
Split the party into teams, put the leaderboard on a TV and let phones do the answering. Ice-breaker, laughter and a final podium — before the real party starts.
Create this game for freeTwo rounds in, the cousin nobody knew is shouting answers with the bride's best friend. Team play does in minutes what name tags never will.
Mix the trivia with your own questions about the bride and groom — the host types them in before the party. Who will know her coffee order?
For the late hours there are adults-only rounds — the host decides if they go in. Everything runs from one laptop and a TV.
FREE QUESTIONS
Three questions to start — free, no account needed. In the game each comes with four choices, a timer and a place on the live leaderboard.
Queen Victoria, who wore white at her 1840 wedding — the trend stuck.
Fidelity and sincerity — it comes from a Victorian rhyme.
Ancient Rome — spiced bread was dropped into wine to make it more pleasant.
FAQ
Yes — a bachelorette pack with spicy questions (18+) is in the gallery. The host decides what makes the cut.
Absolutely. Add your own questions in the creator — they mix into any pack, so the party gets both trivia and inside jokes.
No. Teams scan the QR code or type the game code at crowdshow.io/play and play in the phone browser.
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