At a glance
| Players | Time | You need |
|---|---|---|
| Any | 15 min | One shared screen · optionally teams |
The rules, step by step
Step 1
The host opens the game on a shared screen — 41 multiple-choice wedding questions, shuffled each time.
Step 2
A question appears with four answer options.
Step 3
Guests (or teams) shout or point to their pick.
Step 4
The host taps the chosen answer — correct turns green, wrong shakes red and shows the right one.
Step 5
The running score updates automatically; play 10–15 questions for a tight round.
Step 6
Highest score when you stop wins. The score card is shareable for bragging.
Variations to try
- Table battle — each table answers in turn; steal points on misses.
- Heads or tails standing game — everyone stands, wrong answers sit; last standing wins.
- Couple vs room — the couple answers together against the room's majority vote.
Host tips
- Fifteen questions is the sweet spot — leave them wanting more.
- Read questions in a game-show voice; commitment is contagious.
- Have a tiebreaker question ready: 'How many guests are in this room right now?'
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Frequently asked questions
How hard are the questions?
A mix — traditions, wedding history and pop culture. Every crowd finds some easy and argues loudly over others, which is the point.
Do we need one device each?
No — one shared screen and shouting works best. Individual play works too since questions shuffle per game.
Can teams play?
Yes — table-vs-table with a whiteboard score is the strongest format for showers over 15 guests.