Wedding Games

Here are some games that you could play during your wedding banquet.
I plan to use a few of them during my banquet. If you guys know of anymore please share them.

Life Saver: Blindfold the groom (you don’t want to mess up the bride’s makeup). Put 4 different colored (flavored) Life Savers in the Bride’s mouth. Have the Groom fish each color out in a specific order (get the audience to choose). For each one he gets wrong, he has to do a drink (if he has been drinking too much may I suggest a full glass of water for each error).

Pop the Balloon: Get the wedding party out and place a balloon between each woman and man (use your imagination of where to put the balloon). They have to hug tightly enough to break the balloon. The last one to do it is punished. (Do not fully inflate the Newlyweds balloon - it makes it harder or impossible to pop). Punishments can be anything from kissing, to singing, to carrying the bride around the room, etc…

Instantly-Wed Game: Same as the Newly Wed Game - When the Bride leaves the room to change (or powder her nose) ask the groom some questions about them to see if the Bride answers the same when she returns. For each wrong answer you can offer a punishment. Sample Questions would be: What was the other person wearing when they met? Does the other person like their toilet paper to roll off the top of the roll or the bottom? Who is smarter, the bride or the groom and why?

You can also use do the above game with the bride and groom taking off their shoes and exchanging one of theirs for their spouses. Make the questions so that they have to answer with either a him or her. For example, “who will be the one who takes out the garbage?” The newlyweds would then hold up the shoe that corresponds with who they think is going to do it. Of course the couple have to be back to back so they cannot see how the other responds!

Egg through the Pants: Everyone does this one. Get a raw egg and have the Bride insert the egg in one of the Groom’s pant legs and then fish it through the pants until it comes out of the other pant leg. If the egg doesn’t make it through in one piece, it is punishment enough. Some people have used frozen oranges or sponges.

Raw Egg Transfer: Put a raw egg into a cup. Have one newlywed pour the egg into their mouth; then, have him/her transfer the raw egg from their mouth into their spouse’s mouth; then have him/her spit the egg back out into the cup. You might want to get them some bibs so that they don’t get their attire eggy.

Guess the Lip Stick Marks: Have a few girls (or guys) kiss a sheet of paper along with the bride. The Groom then has to correctly guess which one is hers.

Guess the Hands (Calves, Thighs, Butt, etc… work too): Blind fold the participant and have him or her feel a certain body part of some volunteers and then their spouse (remember your doing a family show here!). Then he or she has to guess which one was their partners.

Sniff out your Mate: Like Guess the Hand, the participant must identify their counter-part by smelling a certain area (we recommend hand or neck).

Cinderella (Whose shoes are these?): Same as the above two - but they don’t have to smell them.

Pen in the bottle: This is a communication game. You need to prepare an empty bottle, string, a pen and a stick and a blindfold, (last 2 are optional). You put a bottle on the floor and tie a pen to a string. If you have a stick and a blindfold you can do this “fishing” style. Blind fold the groom and have the bride give him instructions on how to lower the pen into the neck of the bottle. If you do not have a stick and a blindfold, you can tie the string and pen around the grooms waist so that the pen is behind him (like a tail) and the bride can get him to set the pen in by giving him instructions on squatting.

I misread the first word and thought it was going to be a much more interesting game.

[quote]TOP 10 SIGNS YOU’RE AT A REDNECK WEDDING

  1. Rehearsal dinner held at Hooters

  2. Instead of “Friends of the bride or friends of the groom?” ushers ask “Ford Or Chevy?”

  3. Bridesmaids: Pink Tube Tops
    Groomsmen: Travis Tritt T-Shirts

  4. Phrase “I Do” replaced by “I Heard That”

  5. Tender rendition of “The Wedding Song” performed by Pinkard & Bowden

  6. When the minister asks “Who giveth this woman to be married”… some guy in the back stands up and hollers “Earnhardt!”

  7. Reception conversation includes the phrase, “So what have you been doing since Hee Haw, Mr. Lindsay?”

  8. Snack trays at reception: Vienna sausages and Nacho Cheese Doritos

  9. Plans for the honeymoon evening include tickets to the monster truck rally

…And The Number One Way To Tell If You’re At A Redneck Wedding…

Sign in front of the church: No Shirt… No Shoes… No Problem! [/quote]

In my opinion wedding (party) games are just stupid, ridiculous and embarassing.

All of the games (see above) have been played on so many weddings that they are just boring. I normally leave the room during these games or start a conversation (everything is more interesting)

On my wedding games involing the wedding couple or any guests are just not allowed. Performances, however, are welcome.