40 Fun Wedding Party Games for Your Guests
- Author: Natali Grace Levine
- Reading time: 11 min 36 sec
- Publication date: 08/19/2025
- The Shoe Game
- Wedding Bingo
- Find Your Match
- Memory Lane Photo Hunt
- Love Story Mad Libs
- Guess the Baby Photo
- Wedding Trivia Challenge
- The Newlywed Scavenger Hunt
- Anniversary Predictions
- Dance Floor Freeze
- Guest Book Jenga
- Wedding Word Search
- Table Number Trivia
- Advice Cards for Different Occasions
- Wedding Hashtag Photo Contest
- Love Song Guessing Game
- Wedding Day Time Capsule
- Signature Cocktail Tasting
- Wedding Vendor Appreciation Game
- Couple's First Year Predictions
- Musical Chairs Wedding Style
- Wedding Party Lineup Game
- Anniversary Year Assignment
- Love Language Guessing Game
- Wedding Playlist Prediction
- Couple's Timeline Challenge
- Wedding Superstition True or False
- Guess the Wedding Cost Game
- Wedding Mad Libs Story
- Love Story Geography
- Wedding Cake Flavor Guessing
- Wedding Day Weather Betting
- Love Quote Attribution Game
- Wedding Party Trivia Relay
- Wedding Tradition Around the World
- Couple's Dream Vacation Guess
- Wedding Planning Survival Stories
- Love Song Lyric Completion
- Wedding Day Time Predictions
- Final Anniversary Advice Circle
Your big day deserves more than just great food and dancing – it needs games that'll have your guests talking for years! Whether you're looking to break the ice during cocktail hour or keep the energy high during reception downtime, we've got you covered with the most creative, hilarious, and memorable party games for weddings that'll turn your celebration into the party of the century.


Ready to become the host with the most? Let's dive into these crowd-pleasers that'll make even your shyest uncle join the fun!
Find Your Perfect Wedding Vendors
The Shoe Game
Picture this: you and your partner sit back-to-back, each holding one of your shoes and one of theirs. Your MC asks questions like "Who's the better cook?" and you both raise the shoe of whoever fits the description. The twist? Your guests get to see just how well you really know each other – and trust us, the results are always hilarious!
Make it your own: Create questions specific to your relationship, like "Who cried during Titanic?" or "Who's more likely to get lost even with GPS?" Your guests will be rolling with laughter at your inside jokes.


Wedding Bingo
Transform those traditional reception moments into an interactive and fun wedding party game! Create bingo cards filled with wedding predictions like "Bride tears up during vows," "Someone spills wine," or "Uncle Joe tells his famous joke." Your guests will be actively watching for these moments instead of just passively observing.
Level up the fun: Include inside jokes about your families, like "Grandma asks when you're having kids" or "Best man mentions that embarrassing college story." Winners get small prizes like mini champagne bottles or personalized keepsakes.
Find Your Match
Before the ceremony, give each guest half of a famous couple's name (think "Romeo" and "Juliet" or "Peanut Butter" and "Jelly"). During cocktail hour, they have to find their other half! It's networking with a romantic twist that gets everyone mingling.
Personal touch: Use couples from your favorite movies, books, or even inside jokes about your friend group. Watching your college roommate frantically search for their "Netflix" to complete "Netflix and Chill" is pure entertainment gold.


Memory Lane Photo Hunt
Set up different photo stations around your venue with pictures from various stages of your lives – childhood, high school, college, early dating days. Guests have to guess which photos show you and which show your partner.
Make it unforgettable: Include baby photos of both sets of parents and grandparents too! Watching guests try to figure out which chubby-cheeked toddler grew up to be your intimidating father-in-law is absolutely priceless.
Love Story Mad Libs
Who doesn't love a good mad lib? It’s one of those fun games to play at weddings that gets everyone laughing. Create a template of your love story with blanks for guests to fill in hilarious adjectives, verbs, and nouns. Then read the ridiculous results aloud – you'll discover your "slimy" first date at a "haunted" restaurant where you both ordered "pickled elephant ears."
Pro tip: Make it a table activity during dinner service. Each table creates their version, and the couple chooses the funniest one for a special prize.
Guess the Baby Photo
Display baby photos of both families (parents, siblings, cousins, even the couple) and let guests match them to the correct person. It's harder than you think – your tough-guy brother probably looked exactly like a cherub at six months old!
Amp it up: Include baby photos with fun facts or quotes from family members about what each baby was like. "This little angel once finger-painted the entire living room wall" adds context and comedy.
Wedding Trivia Challenge
Test your guests' knowledge about you as a couple with multiple-choice questions about your relationship milestones, preferences, and quirks. "Where did the couple have their first date?" suddenly becomes a high-stakes game when tables compete for bragging rights.
Customize it: Include questions about how you met mutual friends in attendance. "Which guest introduced the happy couple?" gets everyone involved in your love story.


The Newlywed Scavenger Hunt
Send your guests on a mission to find specific items or complete tasks around your venue. "Find someone wearing the same color nail polish as the bride" or "Get a selfie with three people who've known the groom since high school" keeps everyone moving and interacting.
Make it meaningful: Include tasks that honor your relationship, like "Find the table where the couple had their first anniversary dinner" or "Locate the flowers that match the bride's favorite color."
Anniversary Predictions
Have guests write predictions for your future anniversaries on beautiful cards – what will you be doing for your 5th, 10th, or 25th? You'll love opening these time capsules in years to come, and your guests will enjoy imagining your future adventures.
Sweet addition: Provide different colored cards for different milestone years, and ask guests to include their contact information so you can invite them to those future celebrations!
Dance Floor Freeze
Looking for fun wedding game ideas that’ll get guests of all ages involved? Try the classic freeze dance with a romantic twist. When the music stops, everyone must freeze mid-move—no matter how dramatic the pose. It’s simple, high-energy, and guaranteed to fill the dance floor with laughter.
Wedding twist: Use songs that are meaningful to your relationship for extra sentimentality. Freezing during your first dance song hits different!


Guest Book Jenga
Instead of a traditional guest book, have guests write wishes, advice, or funny memories on Jenga blocks. You'll have a personalized game to play at home, and reading the messages during future game nights will bring back all the wedding joy.
Genius idea: Use different colored markers for different types of messages – blue for advice, red for predictions, green for memories. Your post-wedding game nights just got way more interesting!
Wedding Word Search
Create custom word searches featuring words related to your relationship, families, and wedding details. It's a quiet activity that's perfect for older guests or anyone who needs a breather from the dance floor action.
Personal touches: Include the names of all your pets, inside jokes, places you've traveled together, and even your couple nicknames. Finding "Snookums" in a word puzzle is unexpectedly hilarious.
Table Number Trivia
Instead of regular table numbers, use years that are significant to your relationship. Each table gets trivia questions about what happened in their assigned year – both in your relationship and in world events.
Engagement booster: Provide prizes for tables that answer correctly, and include fun facts about yourselves from each year. "This is the year the bride learned to drive stick shift (badly)" adds personality.
Advice Cards for Different Occasions
Set up stations where guests write advice for different scenarios: "For your first fight," "For your 10th anniversary," "For when you buy your first house." You'll have guidance for every major life moment ahead.
Organization hack: Use different colored cards or boxes for each scenario, and include prompts to help guests think of specific advice. You'll treasure these personalized wisdom nuggets forever.
Wedding Hashtag Photo Contest
Create a unique wedding hashtag and encourage guests to share photos throughout the event. Set up different photo challenges like "Best group selfie" or "Most creative pose with the bouquet" – you'll get amazing candid shots from every angle of your celebration.
Motivation factor: Announce winners during the reception and provide fun prizes like disposable cameras or photo props for future pictures.


Love Song Guessing Game
Play the first few seconds of romantic songs and have guests guess the title and artist. Mix classic love songs with modern hits and even include songs that are special to your relationship for bonus points.
Personal playlist: Include the songs you played during your first dance practice sessions, road trip favorites, and tunes that always come on when you're cooking together. Your musical journey becomes entertainment!
Wedding Day Time Capsule
Have guests contribute items or write letters for you to open on your first anniversary. Watching everyone brainstorm what you'll want to remember about this day creates touching moments throughout the reception.
Creative contributions: Provide different options like current newspaper headlines, photos from the day, predictions about your first year of marriage, or small meaningful objects that represent your relationship.


Signature Cocktail Tasting
If you've created signature cocktails, turn the tasting into a guessing game. Can your guests identify the ingredients? Which drink represents which partner? The bride's fruity concoction versus the groom's whiskey creation tells a story!
Flavor adventure: Create tasting cards where guests rate each drink and guess the inspiration behind the recipes. You'll learn which cocktail should become your official "house drink."
Wedding Vendor Appreciation Game
Challenge guests to match wedding vendors to their contributions throughout the day. Can they identify who created the centerpieces, who took the engagement photos, or who made the cake? It's a fun way to recognize your vendor team!
Gratitude element: Include fun facts about how you chose each vendor or memorable moments from your planning process. Your guests will appreciate the behind-the-scenes insights.
Couple's First Year Predictions
Have guests predict milestones for your first year of marriage – from silly predictions like "first burned dinner" to sweet ones like "first anniversary trip destination." Reading these on your actual first anniversary will be incredibly special.
Time capsule twist: Seal all predictions in envelopes marked with different months, then open them throughout your first year to see who got closest to reality.
Musical Chairs Wedding Style
Set up enough chairs for all but one guest, but use your wedding playlist instead of traditional party music. Dancing to your ceremony processional while playing musical chairs creates an unexpectedly emotional and fun combination.
Romantic variation: Use songs from different eras of your relationship, so guests are musical-chairing to everything from your dating soundtrack to your engagement playlist.

Wedding Party Lineup Game
Before the ceremony, challenge guests to correctly identify all members of your wedding party and their relationship to you. It's harder than you think when you have college friends, work buddies, siblings, and cousins all mixed together!
Storytelling bonus: Include a brief story about how each wedding party member became important in your life. Your guests will love learning the backstories of your chosen family.
Anniversary Year Assignment
Assign each table a different anniversary year (1st, 5th, 10th, etc.) and have them create a time capsule or write advice specifically for that milestone.
Future planning: Ask each table to suggest celebration ideas for their assigned anniversary year. Your 25th anniversary party might already be planned thanks to table seven's creative suggestions!
Love Language Guessing Game
Based on the five love languages, have guests guess which love language is strongest for each partner. Then reveal the real answers! It's educational and entertaining, plus it might help your married friends learn something new about their relationships too.
Relationship insight: Provide examples of how each love language shows up in your relationship, so guests understand the concept better and maybe apply it to their own relationships.
Wedding Playlist Prediction
Have guests predict which songs will be played during different parts of your reception – first dance, parent dances, last dance, or most requested dance floor hit. Music lovers will have strong opinions about your DJ's choices!
Interactive element: Let guests vote on which songs they most want to hear, and actually incorporate some of their requests into your playlist. Democracy on the dance floor!


Couple's Timeline Challenge
Create a timeline of your relationship with some dates missing, and challenge guests to fill in the blanks. When did you become Facebook official? When did you adopt your pet? When did you first say "I love you"?
Memory lane: Include milestones that your different friend groups would remember – college friends might remember when you first mentioned your partner, while family might remember the first holiday visit.
Wedding Superstition True or False
Test your guests' knowledge of wedding traditions and superstitions from around the world. "True or false: Rain on your wedding day is good luck in some cultures?" Educational and entertaining!
Cultural sharing: Include traditions from both of your backgrounds, and explain which ones you've incorporated into your own wedding. Your guests will learn something new while playing.
Guess the Wedding Cost Game
Have guests estimate the cost of different wedding elements – the dress, flowers, cake, venue, etc. The person with the closest total guess wins a prize, and everyone gets insight into wedding planning realities!
Reality check: This game is especially fun for single guests who might be planning their own weddings soon. Consider it educational entertainment!
Wedding Mad Libs Story
Create a mad lib template about your wedding day itself – "The bride walked down the aisle looking [adjective] while the groom [verb] with joy." Reading the completed stories during dinner will have everyone in stitches.
Reception entertainment: Have different tables complete different parts of your wedding day story, then read them in chronological order for a complete ridiculous recap of your celebration.
Love Story Geography
Create a map showing all the significant places in your relationship – where you met, first date location, where you got engaged, favorite vacation spots. Guests have to match locations to their significance in your love story.
Travel inspiration: Include photos from each location and future places you want to visit together. Your guests might get ideas for their own romantic getaways!


Wedding Cake Flavor Guessing
If you have multiple cake flavors, turn the tasting into a guessing game. Can guests identify whether they're eating vanilla bean, lemon, chocolate, or red velvet? The winner gets the first slice of their favorite flavor!
Sensory experience: Provide tasting cards for guests to rate each flavor and write comments. You'll have reviews of your cake that are better than any wedding website feedback!
Wedding Day Weather Betting
Have guests place bets (with play money, of course) on various weather-related outcomes throughout your wedding day. Will it rain during photos? Will the wind blow the bride's veil? Will it be sunny for the ceremony?
Nature's surprise: Even if you have an indoor wedding, guests can bet on things like whether anyone will complain about the heat or if the air conditioning will be too cold during dinner.
Love Quote Attribution Game
Display romantic quotes and have guests guess whether they're from classic literature, movies, songs, or something one of you actually said to the other. Mix famous quotes with your actual text messages for hilarious results!
Personal touch: Include quotes from your engagement story, love letters, or even funny things you've said to each other during wedding planning. Your real quotes might be more entertaining than Shakespeare!


Wedding Party Trivia Relay
Here’s one of our favorite fun wedding games to play. Divide guests into teams and have them answer questions about different members of your wedding party. "Which bridesmaid is afraid of butterflies?" or "Which groomsman once got stuck in a tree?" The stories behind the answers are the real entertainment!
Storytelling gold: Include questions that lead to funny stories, so the wedding party can share the hilarious details behind each answer. Your guests will feel like they know everyone by the end.
Wedding Tradition Around the World
Challenge guests to match wedding traditions with their countries of origin. "In which country do couples jump over a broom?" or "Where do brides wear red instead of white?" It's educational and entertaining!
Cultural appreciation: Include traditions from your own cultural backgrounds, and explain which international traditions you've incorporated into your own wedding. Your celebration becomes a mini world tour!
Couple's Dream Vacation Guess
Display photos of beautiful destinations around the world and have guests guess which places are on your honeymoon wishlist, which you've already visited together, and which are your dream retirement destinations.
Travel planning: Use this game to actually help plan future trips based on guest recommendations and votes. Your friends might suggest amazing destinations you hadn't considered!


Wedding Planning Survival Stories
Have guests share (anonymously, if they prefer) their funniest wedding planning disaster stories or biggest planning stresses. Reading them aloud creates solidarity among married couples and entertainment for everyone else.
Stress relief: Current wedding planners in your guest list will appreciate knowing they're not alone in their planning struggles, and married couples can laugh about their own past wedding stress.
Love Song Lyric Completion
Start playing popular love songs but stop mid-lyric, and have guests complete the next line. Mix classic hits with current favorites and songs that are meaningful to your relationship for varying difficulty levels.
Musical memory: Include songs from your dating playlist, engagement soundtrack, and wedding music selections. Your guests will understand your musical love story through the game.
Wedding Day Time Predictions
Have guests predict specific timing for various wedding day events – "What time will the first happy tears appear?" or "When will Uncle Bob hit the dance floor?" The accuracy of predictions might surprise everyone!
Reality entertainment: Assign someone to actually track these predictions throughout the day and announce winners during the reception. Your wedding becomes a friendly competition!

Final Anniversary Advice Circle
End your reception games with this meaningful activity: have all married couples in attendance share one piece of advice for a happy marriage. Single guests can share advice for maintaining strong relationships in general.
Wisdom collection: Record these advice sessions (with permission) or have someone write them down. You'll have a personalized marriage manual created by people who love you most, and it'll be something you treasure forever.