Weddings are happy moments but that are normally associated with a little bit of confusion. In order to make the day even more special, including games may bring some special and unique atmosphere that will allow the guests, both of children and adults, to have a great time. Here are some exciting and amusing games for wedding that can enrich your occasions and make everyone amused.
1. Wedding Bingo
How to Play: Design bingo cards using images and phrases related to the wedding, e. g , ‘Bride and groom’s first dance or someone tossing the bouquet. ’ The guests use the cards to mark of items that have occurred. When one reaches the end of the line, he or she gets a token prize.
Why It’s Fun: It keeps the guests alert and engaged in the events proceeding the wedding making the feel like a part of wedding.
2. Shoe Game
How to Play: The bride and groom each hold one of the other’s shoes and one of their own. A number of questions are posed, e. g. , “Who is the better cook?” The couple lifts the shoe that signifies the answer.
Why It’s Fun: This game brings humour in the aspect of the relationship between the couple and is good entertainment for the guests because they are probably trying to guess how the couple will respond.
3. Photo Scavenger Hunt
How to Play: Finally, make a list of concrete photo challenges for guests, for example ‘a photo of someone wearing a funny hat’ or ‘a photo of a person dancing’. It is possible to offer disposable cameras or just let guests use their mobiles. It is the case of challenges for teams or individuals, in which the individuals or the team that has solved more challenges is awarded.
Why It’s Fun: In this game, the guests are active in searching for the other throughout the event and creates raw and humorous moments and brings together a memoir.
4. Mad Libs
How to Play: Develop word-wedding Mad Libs with the spaces for the couple’s narration of their story or events that took place on the wedding day. Two players come up with several phrases and the missing words for them are substituted with the words chosen by the guests at random, then what guests have come up with is read for the others to hear it.
Why It’s Fun: Mad Libs has been an effective activity as a warm-up exercise and guests provide humorous and innovative answers.
5. Couples Trivia
How to Play: Trivia – ask a number of questions about the bride and groom, for example, “Where did they go on their first date?” or “What movie do they like?” Each guest has to answer, and the one, who has answered most correctly, gets a prize.
Why It’s Fun: Couples Trivia enlightens people about the newly weded couple, thus bringing fun and interactive conversations about the couple’s history and pet peeves.
6. Wedding Pictionary
How to Play: The game is also related to the famous game called Pictionary but with words or phrases connected with weddings. Everyone writes what he/she is drawing on a board or a piece of paper, and others are allowed to attempt the guess the total picture before the time runs out.
Why It’s Fun: To add to this, Pictionary is a fun game through which all people can have fun out as they fail in drawing to be interpreted by others.
7. Advice Cards
How to Play: Provide cards and pens for the guests to write wishes and advice for newlyweds and fix these cards on a dedicated station. In the course of the evening a few of these cards are read aloud by the couple.
Why It’s Fun: It involves guests in forming opinions and providing their piece of advice to the couple: thus, every message is a preserve of sentimental value.
8. Karaoke
How to Play: Organize a karaoke night, or section a part of the hall with speakers and a stage for people to sing. This will involve preparing a ‘sign-up’ list for those interested in participating.
Why It’s Fun: One fact about karaoke is that it effectively motivates the guests to go on their feet and dance and is therefore good for boosting festivities.
9. The Newlywed Game
How to Play: This show has the bride and groom sit together and answer questions about the other before they got married. At the end of the reception the hosts provide answers and guests have to determine whose answers they are.
Why It’s Fun: It is an exciting wedding game, which draws guest’s attention and provides a glimpse of the couple’s love story, which can be quite hilarious.
10. Memory Lane
How to Play: Bring one of the photo frames where the couple has one or several photographs or other tokens of their relationship. The guests try to come up with what each item or photo represents, or tell a memory that they have connected to the couple.
Why It’s Fun: Memory Lane gives a focus on the couples’ journey to the wedding and adds the touch of sentimentality into the day that many people find most meaningful.
This has the effect of bringing about the feel of a simple and fun game that will make guests engage and be involved in the wedding. For those of you who are unaware, there is Wedding Bingo and the Shoe Game, or for those who wish for something sentimental, Advice Cards will make any wedding a memorable day for those participating.
