Find the Groom

This game is not so common, but it can be quite funny. As it works best for a big wedding. In this bride is asked to find the groom and all the guests are asked to waive their napkins in the air. It provides a bit of misdirection and distraction. It can be an easy task, but disguised grooms can add an amusing twist. They can wear a wig, fake mustache, or change clothes and anything to throw off the bride.

The Kissing Game

During the wedding ceremony at some point, your DJ or MC will call the names of some couples that the bride and groom have provided. After the announcement, the couples then have to kiss and as a twist, the bride and groom have to copy the same kiss.

Scavenger Hunt

This is a great game for weddings. The game is like you hide some random things in different places. For instance, under the table, behind the door, or inside a decorative plant where this event is happening. And the participants who can find and bring those things back to the DJ receive a prize. However, this game is not ideal if the wedding is in a more open place like on the beach because there are fewer spots to hide things. It is ideal for events in closed facilities. But any place or venue that consists of a lot of items or furniture is perfect for the game.

The Shoe Game

The shoe game is very common at weddings and unlike other games, this is played by the bride and groom instead of the guests. The goal of the game is for the bride and groom to sit on chairs that are opposite to each other. And both have their spouse's shoe and their own shoe in both hands. After that, both are asked interesting questions like who fell in love first, who apologizes first, and who is more creative. They will answer by raising either their own shoe or their spouse's shoe. The fun starts when both of them have contradictory answers. Also, another amazing thing is that the attendees will get to know more about the spouses.