Wedding Word Scramble

Words from the aisle to the honeymoon, jumbled for a shower game, with hints and a separate answer page.

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Hint: A formal black suit

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  1. X D U T E O.Hint: A formal black suit
  2. T B E S, A N M.Hint: The groom's chief helper
  3. E I Y R G S T R.Hint: The list of gifts the couple hope for
  4. O N M O E Y N O H.Hint: The trip the couple take afterward
  5. U B N T E Q A.Hint: A large formal meal
  6. L E C P H A.Hint: A small church
  7. R E M R A G I A.Hint: What the big day begins
  8. R N E C M O Y E.Hint: The part of the day when the promises are made
  9. D B H S N U A.Hint: A married man
  10. I E G N D D W, I R N G.Hint: A band worn on the fourth finger

Sheet 581564

10 words from the Medium list.

Answer key: Wedding Word Scramble

  1. XDUTEOTUXEDO
  2. TBES ANMBEST MAN
  3. EIYRGSTRREGISTRY
  4. ONMOEYNOHHONEYMOON
  5. UBNTEQABANQUET
  6. LECPHACHAPEL
  7. REMRAGIAMARRIAGE
  8. RNECMOYECEREMONY
  9. DBHSNUAHUSBAND
  10. IEGNDDW IRNGWEDDING RING

Sheet 581564

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All 30 words

Easy: short words 10

  • Aisle The walkway between the rows of seats
  • Altar The couple stand in front of it in a church
  • Bells They ring out when the couple are married
  • Bride The woman getting married
  • Dance The couple's first one opens the floor
  • Dress Often white, often long
  • Groom The man getting married
  • Guest Someone invited to the day
  • Lace A delicate fabric with a pattern of holes
  • Vows The promises the couple make

Medium 10

  • Banquet A large formal meal
  • Best man The groom's chief helper
  • Ceremony The part of the day when the promises are made
  • Chapel A small church
  • Honeymoon The trip the couple take afterward
  • Husband A married man
  • Marriage What the big day begins
  • Registry The list of gifts the couple hope for
  • Tuxedo A formal black suit
  • Wedding ring A band worn on the fourth finger

Hard: long words 10

  • Boutonniere A single bloom worn on a jacket lapel
  • Bridal shower A party of gifts held before the big day
  • Bridesmaid One of the bride's attendants
  • Engagement The time between the proposal and the big day
  • Flower girl A child who scatters petals
  • Invitation It comes in the mail and asks you to come
  • Maid of honor The bride's chief attendant
  • Officiant The person who leads the ceremony
  • Reception The party after the ceremony
  • Ring bearer A child who carries the bands on a cushion

How it works

One wedding word scramble for the shower, the rehearsal dinner or the kids' table: 30 words, aisle to honeymoon. It works as a bridal word scramble too, since the list is the same.

Read the full guide

Vows, honeymoon, boutonniere

The easy list is the people and the promises: Bride, Groom, Vows, Aisle. Medium, the opening sheet, holds Tuxedo, Registry, Best man and Honeymoon. The hard list is the wedding party and the paperwork: Bridesmaid, Ring bearer, Invitation, Boutonniere.

A bridal shower word scramble game

Print a sheet per guest and keep the key. As a wedding shower word scramble for a mixed group, pair a friend of the bride with a relative of the groom. New scramble deals a fresh jumble for the tiebreak.

  • Boutonniere is the word guests miss: say the hint aloud if the room stalls.

Questions and answers

Is this a bridal shower word scramble with answers?

Yes. The key prints on its own page behind the guests' sheet. To print the puzzle alone, untick Print the answer key under More options.

What is on the bridal shower scramble?

Thirty words in three lists: Easy has Bride, Groom, Lace and Altar; Medium has Chapel, Ceremony, Banquet and Wedding ring; Hard has Reception, Flower girl, Engagement and Bridal shower. No names, brands or songs.

How does the game work with a room of guests?

Give everyone a sheet and a pen and start together. Call time when the first guest finishes, read the key aloud, and the guest with the most right takes the prize.

Can I add the couple's names?

Yes, and the venue or the month if you like. Type them over the words on the sheet, or in its last line, and the sheet follows as you type.