Fun Wedding Games
It’s impossible not to get inspired and excited by all the weddings that we host at the Gold Coast Farm House. Whether it’s a fabulous table setting, breathtaking bridal gown, or an epic bouquet, our couples continually surprise us with their creativity and inventiveness. We are privileged to witness all the fun new ways our love birds celebrate their I do’s. This includes all the little moments, like the wedding invitations and clever interactive party games offered at the celebrations.
Our latest wedding at the Farm House saw our couple, Meg and Braydon, create a fun and interactive game for their guests. While boarding the coach, guests were handed a copy of “The Wedding Post”, a personalised newsletter featuring all the details of the big day. Along with and order of events and an introduction to the wedding party, Meg and Brandon announced “Guest Awards”, with kudos given to those who had travelled the furthest/shortest distance, who was first/last to RSVP, and the couple’s longest friendships.
While this alone was a fun addition to the day, “The Wedding Post” also included a crossword with trivia questions about the couple and their lives. Guest were encouraged to fill it out before the reception, when a winner would be announced. This encouraged interaction, conversation, and healthy competition between the revellers. Plus, it got us thinking – what other fun activities would we love to see at our Farm House weddings? We love the idea of making the most of downtime and waiting periods by keeping guests occupied with entertaining wedding games.
Here are some cute ideas that can be included with the invitation or handed out at the wedding.
1. Couple’s Trivia Quiz
A small quiz about the couple with multiple choice or true/false questions.
Example:
How did Jack and Eliza meet?
A. At a concert
B. Through mutual friends
C. On a hiking trail
D. At work
2. “Guess Who Said It?” Game
Pick some funny or sweet quotes from the couple and ask guests to guess who said what.
Example:
“I knew they were the one when they cooked me breakfast after a night out.”
– Jack or Eliza?
3. Fill-in-the-Blank Love Story
Write a short version of your love story with blanks for guests to fill in like a Mad Lib.
Example:
We met at a ____. After ____ weeks, we went on our first ____.
The proposal happened while we were ____!
4. Wedding Crossword or Word Search
Create a mini puzzle with words or clues related to the wedding, venue, or couple.
Ideas for clues:
Where they got engaged
Pet’s name
Honeymoon destination
Wedding date
5. “Advice for the Couple” Card
Include a small section or card where guests can write a piece of marriage advice, a funny tip, or a wish.
Prompt:
One thing you should always do together: ______
Never forget to ______
My marriage advice: ______
6. Scavenger Hunt Clues
If your wedding will include a photo scavenger hunt or activity, include the first clue or teaser in the invite.
7. Polaroid Prompt
Encourage guests to bring or take a photo to add to your guest book. Include a note like:
“Bring a snap of you with the couple for the guest wall!” or
“Pose at our photo booth & leave us a message!”
8. “Wedding Predictions” Card
Let guests predict fun things about your big day!
Prompts like:
What will the first dance song be?
Who will cry first?
What’s the couple’s future pet name?
Great for guests to fill out and bring to the wedding for laughs later!
9. Postcard RSVP with a Twist
Send an RSVP card designed like a vintage postcard and ask guests to write:
A date night idea
A future baby name suggestion
A marriage mantra
10. A-Z of the Couple
Include a mini alphabet list where each letter corresponds to something personal or funny.
Example:
A is for Aperol Spritz (her fave)
B is for Bali (where we got engaged)
C is for Coffee addiction…
Leave a few letters blank for guests to fill in their own! They post it back—super cute keepsake!
11. “Two Truths and a Lie”
Include three fun facts—one of them false—and let guests guess the lie!
Example:
We got matching tattoos on a whim.
We’ve never had a fight.
We’ve been to 8 countries together.
12. “Add a Song” Card
Invite guests to suggest a song to add to the wedding playlist.
You could include:
What’s one song that’ll get you on the dance floor?
Song: _____________
Artist: _____________
13. “Finish the Sentence” Prompts
Fun fill-ins to encourage personal or cheeky responses:
Marriage is like ___________
Love means always ___________
You should never go to bed ___________
Jack and Eliza will __________ forever!
At Gold Coast Farm House, we’re all about celebrating love in ways that feel personal, joyful, and full of heart. Thoughtful touches like Meg and Braydon’s wedding crossword add so much charm and connection to the day—not just for the couple, but for every guest involved. Whether it’s a quirky game, a handmade invite, or a fun surprise on arrival, we’re always inspired by the creative ways our couples make their weddings uniquely theirs. We can’t wait to see what imaginative ideas future Farm House weddings bring to life!
