You can add spices at the wedding reception and have fun by playing games! Of course, from the first time you meet, you will dance with your new spouse. And, when you cut the cake, you can still eat from each other's forks.
Although the bride can play games with other "girls" at her bridal shower, the game is not just for showers. You can use the game to encourage conversations between your guests. The game can also help you want a fully enjoyable reception, but there are religious or other reasons to limit your dance or music.
There are basically three types of games that work at wedding receptions. They are: everyone's game, jokes are brides and / or grooms and outdoor games [of course outdoor weddings].
a game for everyone
By Buck - play music dollars on each table. Whoever holds $1 wins the core.
Changing shoes - The bride and groom can pick up the shoes or costumes belonging to each other's spouse to answer the hypothetical question about how they will act in their marriage.
On-site art - Every guest gets a piece of paper and a pen and is asked to pick up another random guest. This method works best when they don't know the guests they are attracted to beforehand.
Guess the truth - the guest was asked before the bride and groom multiple choice questions. Raise your hand and see how many guests are on the target.
Live poetry - Every guest gets a piece of paper and a pen. There is a poem at the beginning of this paper, such as "Sally and Mike meet at the market..." The guests completed the poem.
Jokes in the game of the bride and / or the groom
*If you are a bride or groom, please let your best man or bridesmaid read these things
Gift Key - [This only applies if the bride and groom have not shared the house] The bride and groom will each get a basket. Announced that "anyone who still has a room key must return it to them." Many people get up and put down the keys in the basket. Only one person and the groom's aunt returned the key to the groom's house.
Guess the bride - blindfold the groom and bring him five barefoot people. He must guess which foot belongs to the bride. Anyone other than the bride is chosen to be one of five. In fact, if they are all male, this is really interesting.
Guess the groom - blind the bride, let her feel the faces of five men, guess which one belongs to the groom. Anyone other than the groom is chosen to be one of five.
Outdoor sports
What you play will depend on where the wedding is and how the guests are dressed. Games like Ryukyu are easy to install in parks or large backyards and can be worn in semi-formal clothing.
If the wedding is very casual, a park with a large grass field might be great for volleyball or a big circle of Frisbees. And - have the right music - almost everywhere, especially for the Caribbean or beach themed reception.
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