Engagement party games are a great way to get guests to interact with one another. The games should focus on the integrate and their relationship, but there can also be games to help guests come to be acquainted with unfamiliar faces. The games should be appropriate for all ages; more risque games should be saved for the bachelor and bachelorette party.
Engaged integrate Trivia
Create a trivia game using questions about the couple. How long have they been dating? What is their favorite restaurant? Why did they name their cat Griffith? And other fun questions about the couple. Print out copies of the game so that each guest gets a occasion to win. Give the guests a time frame to fill out their answers and the guest with the most answers accurate wins!
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The Name Game
On a sheet of paper, have the full names printed of the bride and groom at the top (middle names are optional). Give the guests a distinct number of time for them to think of new words using the letters from the engaged couple's names. Determine on either to count 1-2 letter words before the game begins. The guest who is able to think of the most new words from the names wins.
True or False?
Before the engagement party, the integrate and the host should write short stories about distinct aspects of the relationship, such as how they met, how they got engaged, where they first kissed, and other fun milestones. There should be two stories for each event, one true and one false. At the party, the guests will have to Determine which story is true and which is false. The guest with the most accurate answers, wins! When writing out the stories, make sure that they are not too long and can be read in effect and it is more fun to make the false story as believable as possible.
Name and number Matching Game
Have each guest write their name on a card, with a pre-written number on the back. Now the guest will use the card as their name tag (using some tape or a protection pin) and mingle with others for the duration of the party. Toward the end of the party, the guests will turn their card over so that the number is shown and their name is hidden. The guests will then be given a piece of paper with numbers written down the left-hand side and asked to write the names of the guests to their corresponding number and turn it into the host or judge. The someone with the most matches wins! This is a fun game because it lasts throughout the party and helps to encourage habitancy to speak to others they have not met yet.
Marriage Advice
This may not be determined a game, but it will be fun to have guests participate. Have a stack of lightly patterned paper, or lightly colored paper, on a table with a bunch of colored markers. Tell each guest as they arrive that they are being asked to give the new integrate some advice for marriage on the pieces of paper and sign it. These notes of advice can be used in creating a scrapbook or folded up and put into a pretty box for the integrate as a gift.
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