Let's Party GamesWedding games and wedding quiz online — for the big day
Good wedding games bring the tables together and get family and friends involved — with no awkward lulls. These are the games that fit a wedding best, where guests know the couple to varying degrees and the age range is wide.
Every game runs on guests' own phones via a short code or QR, so you can go straight from dinner to play. The toastmaster runs it from the big screen — perfect between courses or when coffee is served.
Games for this occasion
Wedding QuizA personal quiz about the couple — who knows them best? Guests compete live on the big screen, then the night's photos, greetings and final standings come together in a beautiful memory book you download as a PDF.How well do you know the host?A live quiz show about the guest of honour.Guess 13The classic guessing coupon about the guest of honour.Story BingoYour party's guests become the bingo numbers.Party BingoBingo with the party's moments — shout BINGO when they happen.Two Truths & a LieTwo truths, one lie — who can see through whom?Guess the GuestWho wrote it? Guess the author behind the anonymous answers.The HatThe classic guessing game — live on your phones.Photo WallThe party's selfie wall — no machine. Every guest captures the night from their angle, each photo gets a funny caption on the big screen, and you download the whole album afterwards.Photo HuntA photo hunt for the party: guests solve fun photo challenges from their own angle, the pictures run on the big screen — and you download the whole album afterwards.
Tips that work
- ✓Run 'Who knows the host?' as a quiz about the couple — write the questions from their story.
- ✓Start a game between the main course and dessert, where energy tends to dip.
- ✓Print the code and put it on the tables so everyone joins the moment the toastmaster says go.
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Frequently asked questions
- Do guests need to download an app?
- No. Guests scan a QR code or type the code on the join page and play straight in their mobile browser — no app, no login. The host can also print the code and put it on the tables.
- When do you play wedding games?
- Usually between courses or after coffee, where a game keeps the mood up without stealing the evening.
- Does it work for a large wedding?
- Yes. Every guest can join at once on their own phone — there's no upper limit on players.