The shower
A QR code on the invitation table, play between snacks.
Question templates
Fifteen questions for the party: guess the birth date, vote on names, find out who knows the parents best. No paper cards to hand out and no pens to find, just a QR code on the invitation table.
Make your baby shower gamesThe big screen and a participant's phone
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
A QR code on the invitation table, play between snacks.
Share the short link in the video call so far away relatives play too.
A quick poll and a word cloud at the break room party.
Collect the guesses first, compare them with the real answer after the reveal.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Swap the examples for your own family. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation.
On what date will the baby arrive?
Guess a number. The guess closest to the real date wins, so ask again at the party.
How much will the baby weigh at birth, in grams?
Guess a number. Reveal the real weight when the news arrives.
How long will the baby be, in centimetres?
Guess a number. A quick second round for ties.
Boy or girl?
A quick poll while guests guess. Share the screen at the reveal.
Who will the baby look like most?
Mum, dad, grandparent, the dog. A cheerful debate.
What will the baby's first word be?
Mama, dada, no, or something silly.
Which craving did mum have this month?
Four foods, one true. Set a 15 second timer.
Who is more likely to change the first nappy?
Mum, dad, a grandparent or the nanny. Keep it light.
Which of these will the baby get as presents?
Pick all that apply. Plush toys, clothes, books, a stroller.
Rank these baby names from your favourite to your least.
Add four to six names. The top of the ranking is a fun hint.
Put these baby milestones in order.
Smile, roll over, sit up, crawl, first steps.
Match each baby item with what it is for.
Swaddle, pacifier, bib, rattle, night light.
Describe the future parents in one word.
The biggest words go on the screen during cake.
What is your best advice for the new parents?
Open text. Read the best ones out loud, or keep them for later.
Spin the wheel: who gets the first baby cuddle?
Type the guest names, or leave it empty to draw among connected first names.
Classic shower games work well on phones: guesses are collected in one place, results appear on the screen and nobody has to count slips. Guess a number and quiz answers are revealed when you choose, then read the winners out loud.
Collect the guesses before the big news and reveal the right answer when you choose. Guests who cannot come can join from home with the short link, so grandparents abroad still play.
Advice and wishes arrive as text answers that you can read at the party. With Solo and Pro you can export results as CSV, so the parents keep the messages after the party.
Eight to twelve is enough for a one hour party. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so use one presentation for the guessing games and one for the advice.
Yes. They scan the QR code or type hopvote.com and the 5-character code. No app and no account.
Yes. In guess a number and quiz questions the right answer is revealed when you choose, so the surprise lasts until the right moment.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. The Event Pass is €9 for a bigger family party.