Bride & Groom Questions
15 questions for the couple, asked in front of everyone.
15 questions · Free
What was the first thing you said to each other today?
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About Bride & Groom Questions
The bride and groom question game is the reception staple where the couple answers about each other in front of a room that already has opinions. These 15 questions are sized for the gap between dinner and dancing, and they read straight off a phone.
Sample questions to get you started
- 1What was the first thing you said to each other today?
- 2What part of today will you both remember in twenty years?
- 3What surprised you most about today?
- 4What did each of you promise yourself before today?
- 5What is something you learned about each other while planning this?
- 6What advice are you both quietly ignoring?
- 7What are you most looking forward to about tomorrow?
- 8Where do you both want to be living in five years?
- 9What will you argue about on your first holiday as a married couple?
- 10Who will be in charge of the money?
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- 11What tradition do you want to start this year?
- 12What do you want your home to feel like?
- 13What is the first big thing you will buy together?
- 14What do you want to be true about you both at your fiftieth anniversary?
- 15What do you want to say to each other in front of everyone right now?
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How to play Bride & Groom Questions
- Sit the couple back to back with a shoe each, or simply have them answer aloud.
- Read each question and have both answer at once.
- The room scores it by reaction.
- Fifteen questions fills the gap between courses nicely.
Why couples love this game
Weddings have a structural gap after the meal where nobody knows what to do. A fifteen-question game fills it, involves the whole room, and produces the video everybody watches back afterwards.
Tips to make it more fun
- Have someone confident host it — a nervous host kills the format.
- Fifteen minutes total is the right length.
- Film it. This is the video people rewatch.
- Check the couple is happy with the questions beforehand.
Frequently asked questions
What questions do you ask the bride and groom?
Ones where both can answer at once and the room can judge the result. Questions about who cried, who planned more and who apologises first work far better in front of an audience than anything sentimental.
When in the day should you play it?
In the gap between the meal and the dancing. Fifteen questions is about fifteen minutes, which is exactly the length of that gap.
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