8 Free Game Ideas to Entertain Your Guests at Your Wedding in Singapore
Entertaining your guests is a key part of ensuring your wedding day is memorable and enjoyable for everyone. We have found some game ideas that can keep your wedding fun, and best of all: they're all FREE!
1. The Shoe Game
How to Play:
The bride and groom sit back-to-back, each holding one of their own shoes and one of their partner's shoes. The emcee asks a series of questions about the couple (e.g., "Who is the better cook?"). The couple raises the shoe of the person they think best fits the answer. This game often leads to hilarious and revealing moments.
Why It's Great:
- Always generates laughter.
- Easy to set up with minimal props.
2. Wedding Bingo
How to Play:
Create bingo cards with common wedding events or phrases (e.g., "bride's tears," "groom kisses bride," "first dance"). Guests mark off the squares as they occur during the event. The first person to get a bingo wins a small prize or just bragging rights.
Why It's Great:
- Keeps guests engaged throughout the event.
- Easy to customize and play.
3. Couple's Trivia
How to Play:
Prepare a list of trivia questions about the bride and groom, their relationship, and their families. Divide guests into teams and have them answer the questions. The team with the most correct answers wins.
Why It's Great:
- Guests learn more about the couple.
- Encourages interaction among guests.
4. Photo Scavenger Hunt
How to Play:
Create a list of fun photos for guests to take during the reception (e.g., a selfie with the bride, a photo of someone dancing, a group photo at a table). The first guest or team to complete the list wins.
Why It's Great:
- Encourages guests to mingle and explore the venue.
- You get fun, candid photos of the event.
5. Advice Cards
How to Play:
Provide cards and pens for guests to write down advice or well-wishes for the couple. You can make this more fun by suggesting themes (e.g., "Advice for a happy marriage," "Fun date ideas," or "Words of wisdom").
Why It's Great:
- Creates a keepsake for the couple.
- Engages guests in a meaningful activity.
6. Table Trivia
How to Play:
Place a few trivia questions about the couple on each table. Guests can answer these questions during the meal. This can also be used as an icebreaker to encourage conversation among guests who may not know each other well.
Why It's Great:
- Keeps guests entertained during dinner.
- Promotes interaction among guests.
7. Wedding Mad Libs
How to Play:
Create a Mad Libs-style story about the bride and groom with blank spaces for guests to fill in with adjectives, nouns, and verbs. Read the completed stories aloud for some good laughs.
Why It's Great:
- Simple to create and hilarious to play.
- Engages guests in a creative activity.
8. "I Spy" Wedding Game
How to Play:
Create an "I Spy" checklist of specific moments or items for guests to find and photograph (e.g., "I spy a couple kissing," "I spy someone laughing," "I spy a beautiful centerpiece"). Guests can share their photos on social media with a wedding hashtag.
Why It's Great:
- Encourages guests to take and share photos.
- Provides a fun way to capture different aspects of the wedding.
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