Wedding games / entertainment

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Secondly, this is something I've been looking a lot into as me and my partner are so awkward we aren't doing speeches and stuff and wanted something different instead.
We have looked at: 1) Mr & Mrs game (we aren't doing but love this)2) Scavenger Hunt if you have kids coming... where there is pre-printed things they need ti find (I.e someone already married, a left handed person, someone single, someone with grey hair) and the MC person calls ot out whilst the children rush around to find the people. Then we will be having a prize at the end for whichever child wins. 3) I made some games for my friends wedding with their love story written down, but blanks in places to allow people to fill in their own version, then people would pass them round to read. Some people went very rude and the kids were just hilarious. 4) I wanted to do a quick table quiz to break the ice, with a prize at the end. But my partner said nobody wants to do a table quiz at a wedding... I beg ti differ! 5) Board game stations for the evenings for kids/grownups. 6) outdoor games such as giant connect 4, jenga etc. Pinterest has so many!!! Sorry for the long answer. I hope it helps xx

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That sounds so exciting—helping plan the fun side of a wedding is such a cool role! One of the most fun things I’ve seen at weddings is a “guest bingo” game, where people have to find others who match fun facts (like "has traveled to 3+ countries" or "met the bride before high school")—great icebreaker! Also, a DIY cocktail/mocktail station and a mini trivia game about the couple always get guests talking and laughing. For a family-friendly touch, things like a photo booth with props or a “kids corner” with crafts are a hit. And just like in OSRS where players use the OSRS Money Making Guide to plan the most efficient strategies, a little upfront planning here goes a long way to making sure guests have an amazing, unforgettable time!

Hi Charlotte! That sounds like such a fun and thoughtful role you’ve taken on—weddings are all about bringing people together and making memories! Some great entertainment ideas include a wedding bingo with fun facts about the couple, a shoe game to get everyone laughing, and DIY drink stations or mocktail bars for something interactive. For family-friendly fun, consider a photo booth with props, a “guess the couple’s love story” game, or a scavenger hunt for kids. Think of it like playing a fun level in Geometry Dash—each activity should keep guests engaged and excited, kind of like earning a free diamond in Geometry Dash as a little reward for joining in! Wishing you and your best friend an amazing celebration!