Who first suggested their Sunday walk tradition?
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PERSONALISED WEDDING GAMES
Turn the couple’s real story into a game that brings both sides together.
Use both names, shared routines, favourite moments and gentle inside jokes to create editable wedding-game prompts.
WHAT TO PREPARE
A few safe details are enough.
Keep details warm and widely shareable. The couple or organiser can edit every line before play.
- 01Both partners’ first names
- 02A shared routine or favourite
- 03One story guests can enjoy
- 04Anything too private for the room
A COMPLETE FICTIONAL EXAMPLE
See the finished game before you make yours.
Switch between the host screen, a guest’s phone and the printable pack. Every name and detail below is fictional.
WHAT YOU GETCouple-focused prompts that both sides of the room can enjoy.Review and edit every prompt before play.
ONE GAME · THREE USEFUL VIEWS
Choose what works for the room.
Couple story
Prompts centred on the people and moments guests recognise.
Whole-room play
Use a host screen and guest phones when online play is available.
Table-ready print
Prepare a printable host pack when phones are not the right fit.
COMMON QUESTIONS
Clear before you create.
Will this embarrass the couple?
It should not. The default prompt style is kind, and the organiser can edit or remove every prompt.
Can guests from both families join in?
Yes. Use recognisable stories and choices that do not rely on one friendship group knowing everything.
Can we use a printable version?
Yes. Event Pass and Professional Host include a printable host-pack route as well as online play.
PERSONALISED WEDDING GAMES