The Wedding Game is a party game of proposals, promises, and cold feet. Give the questionnaire to the guest or guests of honor. Choose teams. You need at least 4 people to play. You can have up to 4 teams with as many people as you want on each team. Teams draw cards and complete tasks. Teams are challenged to hum, draw, mime and use their brain power. The first team to answer the most questions correctly wins.
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Big Groups Welcome - Newlyweds Optional
The Wedding Game is written with newlyweds in mind, however all you need is one person that is a part of a couple and you can make this work. This game is made for big groups. We played with 6 people (2 teams of 3 - what I would consider the minimum number of people for the game), but you can easily play with 10 or more and have an even wackier time at it.First split your group into teams. Choose your "guest(s) of honor" - if this is for a bridal shower, the newlyweds are the obvious choice, but if there are no newlyweds, choose a couple or a person who can fill out the questionnaire. They should fill it out and put it aside, it's used in the final rounds. The guests of honor must be on different teams to negate their advantage. The game starts by the first team choosing a card and answering the question or performing the task described. If the team is correct, they roll the dice and move. If not, they stay in the same spot. Game play rotates to the next team. Teams are trying to get all the way around the board and into the middle, where the Bio rounds start. Once in there, the team draws from a different deck of cards which has questions based on the questionnaire. Team withe the most Bio cards when the cards run out wins.This is a lot of fun when you know, or think you know, the guest(s) of honor. Sometimes they'll choose an answer that surprises you, and sometimes you'll have their answer spot-on. Sometimes you'll swear you know the guest of honor better than they know themselves!
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