Wedding Banquet: Table Topics

Game description:

A few ideas for games your guests can play while they wait for your wedding couple shoot 1. Wedding Mad Libs. This is a classic game that can be adapted to any occasion. Give each guest a copy of the Mad Libs template and have them fill in the blanks with words that describe your wedding. For example, you could ask them to fill in the blank with the name of the bride's dress, the groom's tux, or the wedding venue. Once everyone has finished, you can read the completed Mad Libs aloud and have everyone guess what the original words were. 2. Wedding Jeopardy. This is a trivia game based on the popular TV show. Create a list of categories related to weddings, such as "The Dress," "The Groom," and "The Reception." Then, come up with a few questions for each category. You can ask your guests to answer the questions in the form of a question, such as "What is the traditional color for a wedding dress?" or "What is the most popular wedding song?" The person who answers the most questions correctly wins the game. 3. Wedding Pictionary. This is a drawing game where one person draws a picture while the other players try to guess what it is. You can use wedding-themed objects or activities as the subject of your drawings. For example, you could draw a picture of a bride and groom kissing, a wedding cake, or a pair of wedding shoes. The first person to guess correctly gets to draw the next picture. 4. Wedding Charades. This is a guessing game where one person acts out a word or phrase while the other players try to guess what it is. You can use wedding-related words or phrases as the clues. For example, you could ask your guests to act out "honeymoon," "first dance," or "wedding toast." The first person to guess correctly gets to act out the next clue.

Game controls:

Player 1:
Mouse Left Click Select style