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\"Wedding Photo: Rebecca Carpenter Photography<\/a> via Hoop Wedding Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

No one wants to see their guests bored at their wedding, right<\/em>? We want to see our faves laughing, mingling and having a jolly good time. But how do you ensure guests let their hair down? See them having a laugh and stay entertained as well as have fond memories from your day.<\/p>\n

Wedding games<\/strong> of course! They are a brilliant idea for entertainment, no matter your budget. In this article you will find all the game ideas<\/strong> you’ll ever dream of. Plus I’ll share my top game planning tips and how to pull them off in style!<\/p>\n

Whatever the age of your guests, games are something everyone can enjoy. I’ve broken down game ideas by type for different areas and timings of your day.<\/p>\n

Without further ado here are some popular entertainment choices that couples all over the UK are opting for.<\/p>\n

Wedding<\/em> Table Reception Games<\/h2>\n

Table games are perfect for keeping guests enjoying themselves during your dinner and speeches. As well as when drinks are served or they are waiting for dinner to arrive between courses.<\/p>\n

1. Quiz<\/h3>\n

Love a pub quiz? Why not create your own? Be it on general knowledge or even yourselves as a couple, a quiz will keep guests chatting over their wedding meal.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sasha Weddings<\/a> via Stylish Festival Feel Tipi Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

2. Board Games<\/h3>\n

Pop fun board games on tables, or create a game station. Ideal for your evening party and those who prefer not to dance.<\/p>\n

Plus its really cost effective just grabbing your favourites board games from your cupboard at home.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Matt Penberthy Photography<\/a> via Old Greens Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

3. Speech Sweepstake<\/h3>\n

An oldie but goodie, ask someone to host a sweepstake on the length of speeches or other elements. For example; if a certain word, phrase, joke or anecdote is used by speech givers.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Stott and Atkinson<\/a> via Industrial Glam Marquee Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

4. Speech Drinking Game<\/h3>\n

Encourage guests to take a drink (soft drinks optional) everytime a certain word is used in the speeches. You can keep this secret from the speech givers by sharing the game on the table stationery.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Brook Rose Photography<\/a> via Tewin Bury Farm Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

5. Custom Crossword<\/h3>\n

If you love a crossword, create your own bespoke puzzle. Add in personal touches to ensure your personality shines.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kirsty Mackenzie<\/a> via DIY Bluebell Woods Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

6. Speech Bingo<\/h3>\n

Create a fun bingo card with classic speech traditions for guests to play speech bingo.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Claire Fleck Photography<\/a> via Mad Hatters Tea Party Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

7. Ice Breaker Question Lollies<\/h3>\n

Fast and fun ice breaker quiz questions on lolly sticks. Add the question to one side and the answer to the other to create fun conversation.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Katherine Ashdown<\/a> via Country Cottage Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

8. Anagram<\/h3>\n

Give guests riddles or clues to solve that unlocks an anagram to unveil. Allow them to work individually or by table teams.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Jessica Hayman Photography<\/a> via Meon Bye Farm Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

9. Guess Who<\/h3>\n

A custom guess who game will not only tell guests who your wedding party is, but will be sure to keep all ages entertained.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Livvy Hukins via Travel Theme Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

10. Cards Against Humanity<\/h3>\n

A cult classic, Cards Against Humanity could be bought for tables or make your own matrimony version.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Lase Photography via Lordship Pub Dulwich Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

11. Photo Quiz<\/h3>\n

Quiz guests on another level with photos or illustrations for them to work out. For extra fun use your own photos or things that mean something about you as a couple.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Image by Georgi Mabee Photography<\/a><\/p>\n

12. Bingo<\/h3>\n

Who doesn’t love a game of classic bingo? Choose a bingo caller and set a time to play the game. Expect lots of antics and laughs as well as possibly some harmless arguments.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Lisa Dawn Photography<\/a> via Whimsical Woodland Fairytale Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

13. Table Swap Game<\/h3>\n

Swap answers to fun questions with guests at another table, a sure-fire winner.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Fuller Photography<\/p>\n

14. Consequences<\/h3>\n

Ever play consequences? It’s a great interactive game for passing between guests and tables. The results are sure to be hilarious.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Brighton Photo<\/a><\/p>\n

15. Mad Libs – Fill In The Blanks<\/h3>\n

Create a cute or funny mad libs game. Create a story and give blank spaces for guests to complete with words of their choice!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Matt Badenoch Photography<\/a> via Hippy Festival Travel DIY Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

Wedding<\/em> Outdoor Fete & Lawn Games<\/h2>\n

If you have ample outdoor space, make the most of it by entertaining guests alfresco. Ideal to play as guests wait before the ceremony, during the drinks reception, while photos are taken or in the evening.<\/p>\n

Fete wedding games are popular and ideal for summer celebrations. They really bring a sense of nostalgia and community. You could hire lawn games or even make your own.<\/p>\n

Keep things simple with a good old-fashioned game of cricket, football, croquet or golf. Team games plus good weather equals lots of laughs.<\/p>\n

16. Limbo<\/h3>\n

Create the ultimate party vibe with a simple limbo pole and upbeat music.<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Patrick Partridge Photography<\/a> via Sri Lankan English Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

17. Hurdles<\/h3>\n

Build your own hurdles for a race, hay bales are perfect for any (soft) landings.<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Patrick Partridge Photography<\/a> via Sri Lankan English Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

18. Croquet<\/h3>\n

The ultimate lawn game has to be croquet. Be sure to check with your wedding venue that you can place the hoops in the ground though.<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Patrick Partridge Photography<\/a> via Sri Lankan English Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

19. Tractor Rides<\/h3>\n

Hosting a farm wedding? What’s more fun than tractor and trailer rides, sure to be a hit with little ones too.<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Patrick Partridge Photography<\/a> via Sri Lankan English Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

20. Ball In A Bucket<\/h3>\n

Simple but effective, pop buckets in a wooden stand and supply balls. Don’t forget a scoring sheet to crown the winner.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Aden Priest Photography<\/a> via Lincolnshire Woodland Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

21. Laser Tag<\/h3>\n

Yes, you can bring laser tag to your wedding! Whether you hire a complete set up or buy your own simple kit for guests to wear. Laser tag is perfect for darker conditions.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kirsty Rockett Photography<\/a> via Hidden River Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

22. Rodeo Bull Ride<\/h3>\n

Rent out a rodeo bull for a very memorable activity for your guests. Do keep tabs on who stays on the longest for a prize at the end of the night.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kirsty Rockett Photography<\/a> via Hidden River Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

23. Pass The Pigs<\/h3>\n

Grab yourself giant pass the pigs for a simple and light-hearted game.<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Kirsty Rockett Photography<\/a> via Hidden River Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

24. Badminton<\/h3>\n

Badminton is a great way to entertain guests. You can now pick up pop-up nets and shuttlecocks should be safer to play with compared to heavier ball games.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Stephanie Butt<\/a> via Coton House Farm Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

25. Archery<\/h3>\n

Archery is an activity sure to make guests want to get involved. Ensure you think about the health and safety involved, or go for a family-friendly archery set.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Electric Blue Photos and Film<\/a> via Cider Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

26. Snakes & Ladders<\/h3>\n

Crack out the classic snakes and ladders, but a larger outdoor version for a really interactive game.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Adam and Grace<\/a> via Tullyveery House Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

27. Swingball<\/h3>\n

Who doesn’t have fond memories of swingball? It’s a great game to bring along, easy to set up and there won’t be a stray ball in sight.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Adam and Grace<\/a> via Tullyveery House Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

28. Ring Toss<\/h3>\n

Buy, hire or make a simple ring toss game. The couple below used painted bottles, but let your imagination run wild to create a game on theme.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Will Patrick<\/a> via Bonhams Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

29. Splat The Rat<\/h3>\n

Fete classic, splat the rat is a game sure to raise some laughs as guests mingle.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Rebecca Carpenter Photography<\/a> via Hoop Wedding Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

30. Flamingo Ring Toss<\/h3>\n

Uplevel your ring toss game by using cute and quirky flamingos.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sharon Cooper Photography<\/a> via Enchanted Garden Events Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

31. Clay Pidgeon Shooting<\/h3>\n

If you have a passion for clay pidgeon shooting, why not set up a (safe) area for guests to have a go at your wedding?<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Siobhan Beales Photography<\/a> via Barn Upcote Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

32. Tug Of War<\/h3>\n

Does it get any easier than supplying a rope for a wedding game? Be sure to assign a game organiser to make sure the game goes without a hitch.<\/p>\n

\"WeddingPhoto: Daniel Lightening<\/a> via Wildflower Meadow Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

33. Bean Bag Toss<\/h3>\n

Commissioning a bespoke game set up like this bean bag toss will make for such a lovely keepsake post-wedding.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: M.Studios<\/a> via Blithewold Mansion Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

34. Wire Buzzer<\/h3>\n

Wire buzzers are a source of fun and frustration in equal measure. You’ll be giggling away hearing the buzzer sound as guests take turns attempting to defeat the buzzer!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Scott Carney Photography<\/a> via Festival Yurt Wedding Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

35. Connect 4<\/h3>\n

A game for two, Connect 4 is a classic. Be sure to provide additional games to avoid lingering queuing guests.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Scott Carney Photography<\/a> via Festival Yurt Wedding Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

36. Kerplunk<\/h3>\n

This DIY Kerplunk game is genius! Using chicken wire, wooden sticks and ball pool balls, this game is set to be a winner.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Emma Barrow Photography<\/a> via Wonwood Barton Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

37. Dominos<\/h3>\n

Take dominos up a notch with giant tiles for outdoor use. Challenge guests to build a track to knock them down too.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Image by Kari Bellamy<\/a><\/p>\n

38. Hook-A-Duck<\/h3>\n

How sweet is this hook-a-duck game? Toddlers will have so much fun with this game, as will older generations.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sarah Jayne Photography via Eco-Friendly Wedding Inspiration<\/a><\/p>\n

39. Tin Can Alley<\/h3>\n

Decorate tin cans, stack them high and provide a soft ball. Cost-effective and all the fun!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sarah Jayne Photography via Eco-Friendly Wedding Inspiration<\/a><\/p>\n

40. Skittles<\/h3>\n

Skittles, boules or bowling are all great garden games that are easy to set up and look lovely.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sarah Jayne Photography via Eco-Friendly Wedding Inspiration<\/a><\/p>\n

41. Naughts & Crosses<\/h3>\n

Make your own natural style naughts and crosses. Use branches and wooden shapes, perfect to keep for future parties too.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Thyme Lane Photography<\/a> via Horsley Hale Farm Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

42. Jenga<\/h3>\n

Jenga is always a crowd pleaser and makes for some cracking wedding photos<\/a> of your guests too.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Thyme Lane Photography<\/a> via Eco Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

43. Sack Race<\/h3>\n

Pick up hessian sacks and host a sport’s day-style sack race.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Daniel McClane<\/a> via Relaxed Country Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

44. Welly Wanging<\/h3>\n

Country weddings wouldn’t be the same with out a hilarious welly wanging game.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kate Gray Photography<\/a> via Country Tipi Farm Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

45. Mini Golf<\/h3>\n

For golf lovers, hire or DIY a mini gold pitch at your wedding.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Alex Bee Photo<\/a> via Rustic Barn Wedding Tennessee<\/a><\/p>\n

46. Duck Herding<\/h3>\n

Guests must have adored the sweet ducks, as this couple herded ducks on their day.<\/p>\n

\"Duck Image by S6 Photography<\/a><\/p>\n

47. Apple Bobbing<\/h3>\n

Perfect for autumn or Halloween weddings, apple bobbing is a great game idea. Be sure to supply towels for any accidents!<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Binky Nixon Photography<\/a><\/p>\n

48. Coconut Shy<\/h3>\n

Set up a coconut shy. Your guests are sure to be competitive with one another all day.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Lily Sawyer Photography<\/a> via Family Festival Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

49. Rugby<\/h3>\n

Bring along a rugby ball and allow your guests to run wild in a field.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sasha Weddings<\/a> via Stanhill Court Hotel Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

50. Cricket<\/h3>\n

If cricket is your thing, bring along your cricket set. Rounders is also a great alternative for a more simple set up.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sasha Weddings<\/a> via Stanhill Court Hotel Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

51. Football<\/h3>\n

Bring your football and create some make-shift goals. Your guests will be sure to do the rest themsevles.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Image by Diamonds and Doodles<\/p>\n

Indoor & Evening Wedding Games<\/em><\/h2>\n

If outdoor space is limited or weather conditions are poor. Don’t worry, there are plenty of fun wedding games<\/strong> you can set up. Indoor games are great for dark evenings and cosy nooks that would otherwise be empty in your venue.<\/p>\n

52. Pinata<\/h3>\n

Everyone will love watching you smash a pinata, plus there will be treats for all!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Leah Lombardi<\/a> via Quirky Dinosaur Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

53. Playing Card Game<\/h3>\n

This cute playing card game is a perfect ice-breaker. Guests take a playing card and then hunt for a guest with the same number as them.<\/p>\n

You will love seeing guests getting to know each other.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Emma Barrow Photography<\/a> via Wonwood Barton Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

54. Spin The Wheel<\/h3>\n

Make up your own spin-the-wheel game. This one has dance options to encourage guests to try out some new moves.<\/p>\n

\"WeddingPhoto: Rebecca Carpenter Photography<\/a> via Hoop Wedding Ideas<\/a><\/p>\n

55. Casino<\/h3>\n

Rent your own glamorous casino and supply guests with pretend money. The winner can claim a fun prize at the end of the evening.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Aden Priest Photography<\/a> via Lincolnshire Woodland Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

56. Ring Game<\/h3>\n

This couple played the ring game which is a tradition in Tamil weddings. A ring is placed in a vase with other objects for the couple to find and fish out.<\/p>\n

\"\" Photo: Patrick Partridge Photography<\/a> via Sri Lankan English Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

57. Table Football<\/h3>\n

For a Friends vibe, bring along your table football game. Why not host a tournament?<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Charlie and Em Photography<\/a> via Staffordshire Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

58. Glitter Bar<\/h3>\n

Those that love to get glam will adore playing with a glitter bar as the party starts.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Rob Smith Photographer via Arnos Vale Cemetery Wedding<\/p>\n

59. Beer Pong<\/h3>\n

Student cult classic, beer pong is a favourite for a riotous wedding party.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Beard and Mane<\/a> via Hertfordshire Barn DIY Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

60. Temporary Tattoo Station<\/h3>\n

Guests will have fun with temporary tattoos as they compare theirs and rock them after the big day.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Jordanna Marston<\/a> via Ash Barton Estate Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

61. Games Consoles & Arcade Games<\/h3>\n

Bring along your game console or hire arcade games. Fun guarenteed.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Ayesha Photography<\/a> via Elsecar Heritage Centre Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

62. Silent Disco<\/h3>\n

If not everyone is up for dancing, or loud music is vetoed. A silent disco is a sure-fire way to please everyone.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: One Thousand Words<\/a> via Sopley Lake Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

63. Buttonhole & Flower Crown Station<\/h3>\n

Give guests the opportunity to make their own buttonhole or flower crown. Such a lovely activity to ensure guests feel involved.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: One Thousand Words<\/a> via Sopley Lake Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

64. Mr & Mrs\/Mrs & Mrs\/Mr & Mr Game<\/h3>\n

Quiz the happy couple in an entertaining show that guests are sure to be delighted by. Pick a host who is both confident but sure to keep the laughs going. This couple hosted their couple quiz in the evening due to Covid restrictions. It was an ideal way to celebrate their marriage.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kate Gray Photography<\/a> via Four Seasons Hampshire Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

65. Glow Sticks<\/h3>\n

Give out glow sticks, adults and kids alike are sure to have fun with them as the lights go down.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: John Wellings<\/a> via Woodhouse Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

66. Where’s Wally?<\/h3>\n

Make your own Where’s Wally game with photos of the couple and guests!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Neil Jackson<\/a> via Rural Clifftop Tipi Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

67. Dance-Off<\/h3>\n

Host a dance-off competition, guests will love getting involved and cheering on the competitors.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Matt Austin Images via Opulent Eccentric Berry Gold Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

67. Tombola or Raffle<\/h3>\n

Wrap up gesture gifts and host a raffle or tombola for an unusual wedding game idea.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Rebecca Douglas<\/a><\/p>\n

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68. Bake Off<\/h3>\n

Everyone loves cake. More and more couples are asking their guests to bake a cake and bring it along. Why not have a contest at the same time? Award fun prizes (aprons\/spoons) or ribbons too.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kate McCarthy Photography<\/a> via Home Manchester Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

69. Destination Guessing Game<\/h3>\n

Set up a map and ask guests to pin where they think you’re headed on your honeymoon.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Sara Reeve<\/a><\/p>\n

70. Karaoke<\/h3>\n

Karaoke, whether you love it or hate it, is always good fun.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Photography34<\/a> via Mowbray Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

71. Photo Booth<\/h3>\n

A wedding photo booth has two purposes. Fun times for guests, but also great photos to remember forever.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Jess Soper Photography<\/a> via Red Brick Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

Wedding Games For Kids<\/em><\/h2>\n

If you are having children at your wedding, it’s key to think of ways to keep them occupied.<\/p>\n

Noone wants stressed-out parents at their wedding. So keep adults and children happy with these adorable game ideas.<\/p>\n

72. Bouncy Castle<\/h3>\n

Not just for kids, a bouncy castle will be loved by all!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Marianne Chua Photography<\/a> via Chainstore Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

73. Dressing Up<\/h3>\n

Find fun clothes and create a dressing-up box. Kids will love the opportunity to switch up their outfit.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Emma Barrow Photography<\/a> via Wonwood Barton Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

74. I Spy<\/h3>\n

I Spy is a great game for kids during the meal when they are sitting still for a while. Add an extra challenge for older children to take photos of their finds.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Benjamin Stuart Photography<\/a> via Seaside Purple Farm Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

75. Space Hoppers<\/h3>\n

Give out space hoppers for the children, but be sure to have a hop yourself too.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kirsty Rockett Photography<\/a> via Hidden River Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

76. Giant Playing Cards<\/h3>\n

Giant playing cards are great for smaller hands. From snap to more complex games for teens, this is one easy game idea for your day.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Charlie and Em Photography<\/a> via Staffordshire Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

77. Bubbles<\/h3>\n

Give out individual bubbles or set up a bubble machine!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Charlie and Em Photography<\/a> via Staffordshire Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

78. Balloon Modelling<\/h3>\n

Balloon modelling kits are a great way to entertain little ones.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Charlie and Em Photography<\/a> via Staffordshire Garden Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

79. Activity Book<\/h3>\n

Pop a children’s activity book on their place settings<\/a> to keep them settled during speeches.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: John Wellings<\/a> via Woodhouse Barn Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

80. Colouring In<\/h3>\n

Wedding colouring sheets<\/a> are a simple and easy way to keep children engaged. Don’t forget the crayons!<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Monisa J. Photography<\/a> via Arkansas Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

81. Paper Aeroplane Contest<\/h3>\n

Supply paper aeroplane materials and challenge kids to throw them the furthest.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Aeroplane Travel Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

82. Mini Table Games<\/h3>\n

Pop mini-games on your wedding tables so the adults can chat between themselves.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Image by Nabeels Camera<\/p>\n

83. Egg & Spoon Race<\/h3>\n

An old-school classic, the egg and spoon race! Swap eggs for potatoes to avoid any stains on clothes.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Daffodil Waves<\/p>\n

84. Design A Bride or Groom<\/h3>\n

Cut out paper figures and ask kids to decorate them. You will love looking through their designs after the day.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Kate McCarthy Photography<\/a> via Home Manchester Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

85. Treasure or Scavenger Hunt<\/h3>\n

Plan an exciting treasure or scavenger hunt to take children and adults alike on a tour of your wedding location.<\/p>\n

\"Wedding Photo: Laura Mazzello Photography<\/a> via Binifadet Wedding<\/a><\/p>\n

Should<\/em> You Have Games At A Wedding Reception?<\/h2>\n

There are no rules around whether you should have games at your wedding reception. It depends on your wedding vibe. If you don’t want games you shouldn’t have them, but if you do then go for it.<\/p>\n

If you choose not to have wedding games, it may leave guests lingering or bored in quieter times during your day. So it’s best to look at your wedding timeline for any gaps in entertainment.<\/p>\n

How<\/em> Can I Save On Wedding Games Cost?<\/h2>\n

When it comes to budgeting for your wedding games, you don’t need to spend hundreds on activities. Keep it simple. Bring along games or activities you already own. Alternatively, make your own games by upcycling materials you can pick up cheaply.<\/p>\n

Sometimes hiring or buying games second-hand can be really cost-effective too. Plus, don’t forget, you can always sell on wedding items after the day.<\/p>\n

What<\/em> Prizes Can I Give Out For Wedding Game Winners?<\/h2>\n

Prizes for wedding game winners are such a great way to encourage guests to get involved. You don’t need to provide an expensive or opulent gift though. Here are some prize ideas:<\/p>\n