Adding Fun and Entertainment to Your Big Day: Wedding Games. Wedding and Family Photography Montreal Muriel Oe Photo
Adding Fun and Entertainment to Your Big Day: Wedding Games. Wedding and Family Photography Montreal Muriel Oe Photo

Here you can see the photographer being photographed in one fun game! Thanks for the awesome shot to my second shooter Kim Cé Photographie!

Why Include Wedding Games?

Wedding games serve multiple purposes. They break the ice, entertain your guests, and provide opportunities for mingling. They also create candid and memorable moments that your guests will cherish for years to come. Here are some creative wedding games and ideas to consider for your big day:

1. Wedding Bingo:

Create bingo cards with fun wedding-related words or scenarios, like “bride and groom kiss” or “someone gives a heartfelt toast.” As these moments happen during the reception, guests can mark them off their cards. The first to get a full row shouts “bingo” and wins a prize.


2. Shoe Game:

The shoe game is a hilarious way to test how well the newlyweds know each other. The bride and groom sit back-to-back, each holding one of the other’s shoes and one of their own. A series of questions is asked, like “Who is the better cook?” or “Who is more likely to get lost?” The bride and groom raise the shoe that corresponds to their answer, leading to laughter and insight into their relationship.

Adding Fun and Entertainment to Your Big Day: Wedding Games. Wedding and Family Photography Montreal Muriel Oe Photo


3. Mad Libs:

Create wedding-themed mad libs for your guests to fill out during the reception. It’s a fantastic way to collect heartfelt and often humorous well-wishes from your loved ones.

4. Karaoke or Lip Sync Battle:

For the more outgoing crowd, set up a karaoke or lip sync battle station. Guests can take the stage and perform their favorite songs, creating an entertaining and lively atmosphere.

5. Advice Cards:

Instead of traditional guest books, provide guests with advice cards to fill out. These cards can include prompts like “Share your best marriage advice” or “Write a funny memory involving the bride and groom.” Reading these cards later is a heartwarming and amusing experience.

Adding Fun and Entertainment to Your Big Day: Wedding Games. Wedding and Family Photography Montreal Muriel Oe Photo

6. Cornhole or Lawn Games:

If you have an outdoor or rustic wedding, consider setting up lawn games like cornhole, giant Jenga, or ring toss. These games provide a laid-back atmosphere for guests to enjoy while mingling and sipping cocktails.

7. Musical Chairs:

A playful twist on the classic game, musical chairs, can be a fun addition to your wedding. Play it with a selection of your favorite songs, and the winner can take home a small prize.

8. Couples Trivia:

Test your guests' knowledge about the newlyweds with a trivia game. Prepare questions related to your relationship, and guests can compete in teams or individually.

9. Love Story Puzzle:

Create a custom jigsaw puzzle featuring a picture of the bride and groom. As guests mingle, they can collaborate to complete the puzzle, revealing the picture and celebrating your love story.

10. Photo Scavenger Hunt:

Encourage your guests to explore the venue and capture specific moments or objects with their smartphones. Provide a list of items or moments to photograph, such as “a candid shot of the bride and groom, ” “a guest laughing, ” or “a creative selfie.” Award a prize to the guest or group with the most creative or complete set of photos.

Adding Fun and Entertainment to Your Big Day: Wedding Games. Wedding and Family Photography Montreal Muriel Oe Photo

Wedding games are a fantastic way to make your big day even more memorable, enjoyable, and interactive for your guests. Whether you opt for laughter-inducing activities or heartfelt moments, these games will create lasting memories and add a unique touch to your wedding celebration. So, go ahead and incorporate some fun and games into your wedding, ensuring everyone leaves with a heart full of love and laughter.

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