Weddings are so much more than just pretty decorations and delectable cuisine.
They showcase love, the beauty of togetherness, and the various facets of other emotions.
The joy and sentimentality we experience when we are part of a wedding are unmatched.
While the wedding vows bring about a cataclysmic swell of emotions and tears, the after-party is all about insane fun, laughter, good music, and booze.
Whether you’re an event planner or an organizer or the bride herself who loves to micromanage, we bring you a collection of 10 wedding games that you will absolutely love.
1. Shoe Game
This hilarious game tests how well the couple knows each other in front of all their guests. It’s simple, sweet, and always gets a room full of laughs.
Requirements:
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Two chairs
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A pair of the couple’s shoes each
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List of fun questions
How to Play:
The couple sits back-to-back, each holding one of their own shoes and one of their partner’s. A host reads questions like “Who’s the better cook?” and the couple raises the shoe of the person they think fits best. Guests get to see their answers—and their chemistry—in action.
2. Wedding Bingo
A fun twist on classic bingo that keeps guests engaged while they mingle and enjoy the reception.
Requirements:
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Printable bingo cards with wedding-themed squares
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Pens or markers
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Small prizes (optional)
How to Play:
Guests receive bingo cards with boxes like “Bride and groom kiss,” “Someone drops food,” or “Cute couple dancing.” As these moments happen throughout the event, they mark them off. The first to get five in a row shouts “Bingo!” and wins a prize or bragging rights.
3. Find the Guest
An icebreaker game that gets guests mingling and laughing as they search for the person described on their card.
Requirements:
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Cards with fun or unique guest descriptions
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Pens or checklists
How to Play:
Each guest receives a card with prompts like “Find someone who’s traveled from another country” or “Find someone who has a pet snake.” Guests mingle to complete their cards by finding people who match the descriptions. It’s a great way to spark conversations and make new friends.
4. Giant Jenga
An outdoor classic that turns surprisingly intense and is perfect for guests of all ages.
Requirements:
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Giant Jenga blocks
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Stable table or flat surface
How to Play:
Guests take turns removing one block at a time and stacking it on top without toppling the tower. As it gets taller and wobblier, the tension builds. You can even write dares or fun questions on each block for an extra twist.
5. Couple’s Trivia
Guests compete to see who knows the bride and groom best in this heartfelt and funny game.
Requirements:
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Printed trivia sheets or slideshow
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Pens
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Answer key
How to Play:
Before the wedding, collect fun facts about the couple—like where they had their first date or their shared guilty pleasure. Hand out trivia sheets during the reception or play via slideshow. The guest with the most correct answers wins a prize or a shoutout.
6. Photo Scavenger Hunt
A modern twist on scavenger hunts that gets guests snapping fun, memorable pics throughout the event.
Requirements:
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List of photo challenges
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Guests’ smartphones or disposable cameras
How to Play:
Provide a list of moments or scenes to capture, such as “Selfie with the groom,” “Group dancing,” or “Something blue.” Guests check off the list by snapping photos during the reception. It’s a fun activity and provides the couple with a collection of candid moments.
7. Wedding Mad Libs
A creative and often hilarious way to gather wedding advice or stories with a personal twist.
Requirements:
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Custom Mad Libs cards with blanks
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Pens
How to Play:
Create wedding-themed Mad Libs with sentences like “The secret to a happy marriage is ___ and ___.” Guests fill them out and drop them in a box. Later, the couple can read them aloud or keep them for a laugh on the honeymoon.
8. Who’s Most Likely To
This cheeky game gives your guests a chance to share their opinions and stir up laughter.
Requirements:
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List of “Who’s most likely to…” prompts
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Cards or paddles (optional)
How to Play:
A host reads prompts like “Who’s most likely to cry during speeches?” or “Who’s most likely to start the dance party?” Guests shout or point to their picks. You can involve the couple or let the guests play among themselves—it’s fun either way!
9. Wedding Word Search
A relaxing yet competitive little game for guests who enjoy puzzles.
Requirements:
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Printable word search puzzles with wedding terms
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Pens
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Timer (optional)
How to Play:
Give guests a word search filled with words like “cake,” “vows,” “dancing,” and the couple’s names. Set a time limit or let them complete it at their leisure. The first person to finish wins a prize—or bragging rights for being the puzzle champ.
10. Lawn Games Galore
Classic lawn games bring a touch of nostalgia and outdoor fun to your reception.
Requirements:
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Cornhole, ring toss, croquet, or bocce sets
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Outdoor space
How to Play:
Set up stations with different lawn games for guests to enjoy during cocktail hour or reception. They can challenge each other, form teams, or casually play between dancing and mingling. It’s laid-back entertainment that suits all age groups.
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Well what are you waiting for?
Pick your games.
Make a few tweaks here and there and get going!!