Quick answerMarriage Advice Cards needs one shared device passed around (or printed cards) and takes about Runs all party. Open the game on a device and pass it around (or station it somewhere with snacks). Then: Each guest types their name and one piece of advice for the newlyweds.
At a glance
| Players | Time | You need |
|---|---|---|
| Any | Runs all party | One shared device passed around (or printed cards) |
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The rules, step by step
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Step 1
Open the game on a device and pass it around (or station it somewhere with snacks).
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Step 2
Each guest types their name and one piece of advice for the newlyweds.
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Step 3
Advice collects into a running keepsake list visible to all.
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Step 4
Near the end, the host reads a highlight reel aloud — sweet ones and chaotic ones.
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Step 5
Tap 'copy all' and send the complete collection to the couple as a keepsake.
Variations to try
- Printed advice cards from the Keepsake pack for a physical memory box.
- Dual-color cards at joint showers: advice to her AND to him.
- Theme rounds: 'advice for the first fight', 'advice for IKEA trips'.
Host tips
- Seed it with one funny example so guests don't default to greeting-card mode.
- Grandparent advice and groomsman advice, read back-to-back, is the closing bit.
- Email the collection to the couple the next morning while it's warm.
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Frequently asked questions
Is this a game or an activity?
A keepsake activity — no winners, but it's the thing couples actually keep for years.
Paper or digital?
Digital collects and copies effortlessly; printed cards from the Keepsake pack feel better in a memory box. Many showers do both.
When should it run?
All party long in the background, with the read-aloud as the finale.