Quick answerBridal Charades needs the prompt & timer screen and takes about 15–20 min. Split into two teams and enter team names. Then: Team one sends an actor, who taps to privately view the prompt: 'the proposal', 'catching the bouquet'…
At a glance
| Players | Time | You need |
|---|---|---|
| 6–20 in teams | 15–20 min | The prompt & timer screen · acting courage |
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The rules, step by step
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Step 1
Split into two teams and enter team names.
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Step 2
Team one sends an actor, who taps to privately view the prompt: 'the proposal', 'catching the bouquet'…
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Step 3
The 60-second timer starts; the actor performs — NO words, NO sounds.
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Step 4
Teammates shout guesses; each correct guess taps +1 and loads the next prompt.
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Step 5
Skip impossible prompts (sparingly — skips are watched).
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Step 6
Teams alternate turns; the scoreboard crowns the winning troupe.
Variations to try
- All-play: both teams guess every prompt, first correct steals.
- Charades-telephone: act it to one person who re-acts it onward.
- Couple prompts: moments from THEIR actual relationship, prepared by the host.
Host tips
- The 24 built-in prompts are wedding-specific — 'drunk uncle dancing' is a career-defining role.
- One minute per actor keeps the rotation fast and the pressure comic.
- Film the best performances (with permission); wedding-slideshow gold.
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Frequently asked questions
How does the actor see the prompt secretly?
They tap to reveal it on the host's device before the timer starts — only they see the screen.
What can't the actor do?
No words, no mouthing, no pointing at objects that ARE the answer. Sound effects are a house-rules battleground.
How long is a turn?
Sixty seconds on the built-in timer — long enough for 2–3 prompts by a committed actor.