At a glance
| Players | Time | You need |
|---|---|---|
| Any | 10–15 min | One shared screen |
The rules, step by step
Step 1
An item appears: '7 nights in an overwater bungalow, Maldives (two people)'.
Step 2
Guests shout their price guesses; the host reads the four options.
Step 3
The room commits to one option and the host taps it.
Step 4
Right answers score; wrong reveal the true price and audible gasps.
Step 5
Play the full deck of 12 honeymoon and registry items.
Step 6
Closest-to-reality guesser overall wins bragging rights on all future gift decisions.
Variations to try
- Individual scorecards for competitive play.
- Over/under mode: host states a price, room votes over or under.
- Registry edition finale: real items from the couple's registry (bride approves first).
Host tips
- The generational price debates ARE the game — let them run.
- Ask guests to justify wild guesses; 'I bought a KitchenAid in 1987' is a whole story.
- Pairs beautifully before gift-opening — everyone's price-primed.
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Frequently asked questions
Are prices real?
Based on realistic market rates for each item — close enough to sting when you're wrong.
Solo or team play?
Room-consensus mode is loudest and best; solo scorecards work for competitive groups.
Why honeymoon items?
Universal fascination — everyone believes they know travel prices, and almost everyone is wrong in a different direction.