weddingNewlywed game questions sorted funny, sweet and risky, plus 105 couple trivia questions in six rounds. Copy them free.
Pick 8 to 12 questions the couple might disagree on, close with two sweet ones and score 5 points per match. For guest trivia, mix easy questions with a few only close friends can answer. All 135 are free to copy.
Put one QR code on the tables. Guests scan it and upload their game photos and videos to one album, no app and no account.
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The show premiered on ABC in 1966: one spouse answered offstage, the other guessed, and each match scored 5 points. The wedding version keeps that loop.
Mix funny and sweet, plus one or two risky ones the couple approved.
A week before, the MC interviews one partner in private. That sheet is the answer key.
Two chairs, a pad and a black marker each, and the question list for the MC.
The other partner writes what they think their spouse said and holds it up.
The MC reads the recorded answer. A match scores 5 points, like the 1966 show.
Reverse roles for round two, then end on a sweet question.
| Game | How it works | Props | Who answers |
|---|---|---|---|
| Classic Newlywed Game | One partner predicts what the other said in a private interview | Answer key, pads, markers | The couple, MC reads |
| Shoe Game | Back to back, each raises a shoe for who fits | One shoe of each partner | The couple at once |
| Table trivia | Each table answers a printed card, best score wins | Table cards, pens, a prize | Guests in table teams |
| True or false | Guests stand and answer with hands, wrong answers sit | A mic and a list of statements | Every guest at once |
Sources: The Newlywed Game on Wikipedia for the 1966 premiere, the 5 points per match and the role swap. Nathan Cassar's true or false trivia video for the hands-on-head format. Full Shoe Game rules live on our wedding shoe game guide.
Every question is a who-does-what, so it works for the classic game and the Shoe Game. Pick 8 to 12: two funny openers, a few classics, one honest one and a sweet closer.
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Swap Partner A and Partner B for real names. The couple fills in the answer key two weeks ahead.
One card and one pen per table. Ten questions, best score wins dessert first.
Pick 10 to 12 from the rounds below.Want guests to answer on their phones instead? Our free couple trivia quiz builds a playable quiz from your own questions.
Build a couple quizMatch the format to who answers. Question counts are our planning suggestions.
Dinner trivia, one card per table. 11pt type at least, answer space on the back.
Solo quiz as guests arrive. Guests drop it in a box for a prize draw.
The Newlywed Game and Shoe Game. 18pt type, circle each question once asked.
History deep dive for superfans. Fold an A4 sheet, award the best one at dessert.
Tech-friendly crowds with a big screen. Check the free plan limit against your guest count.
Free phone quiz limits: Kahoot allows 10 players per free game and Mentimeter's free plan 50 participants a month. For a full reception, play in table teams.
Half the room filmed the moment the answers did not match. One shared album keeps those clips together, from every phone.
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The best game photos are reaction shots. Give guests a mission and those frames land in your album.
Mission uploadCatch the second the couple flips their answers and realizes they did not match.
Pick a trivia answer, like where they met, and stage it at your table.
The table that tops the trivia card poses with the couple.
Photo missions come with the Pix Wedding Standard plan, with a live leaderboard on the slideshow. More prompts in our photo scavenger hunt list and I Spy wedding game.
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The same habits keep any question game short and fun.
“Any time after the main meal and before the open dancing begins.”
MarryUsGary, how to host the Shoe Game as the MC
Fill these frames with the couple's pets, cities, songs and running jokes.
Rule of thumb: comparatives (who does it more) get bigger laughs in a live game than facts (what is their favorite), which suit written trivia better.
Want games for the whole room? The reception games list sorts 28 by phase and crowd.
College friends can handle the embarrassing round. A formal dinner with several generations does better with history and favorites. For the Newlywed Game, choose questions the couple might disagree on, since the mismatch is the fun.
The best moments of a question game last a second, and guests catch them on their phones. A shared album with a QR code on each table collects those photos during the reception.
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How many questions, how to score, what to avoid and how to print them: short answers.
Eight to twelve. More than fifteen starts to drag. Open funny, add a few the couple may disagree on and close with two sweet ones. MarryUsGary's MC guide suggests 10 to 15 for the similar Shoe Game.
On the original 1966 ABC show, each matching answer earned 5 points and the roles reversed for the next round. At a wedding, keep 5 points per match and play two short rounds, one per partner.
Good laugh lines include who hogs the blanket, who would survive longer in the wild, who forgets where they parked, who sings in the car and who would win an arm wrestle. Lead the round with two of these, then move on to classic and sweet questions.
Mix them. Start with questions most guests can answer, like where the couple met, then end with two or three only close friends would know.
Review every question with both partners and give each a veto. If either would hesitate to tell the story on their own, cut it.
A5 table cards with 10 to 12 questions for dinner trivia, an 18pt MC sheet for the Newlywed Game and A6 cards for solo quizzes at each seat.
Yes, the who-does-what questions in the Newlywed Game set work for the Shoe Game. Fact questions do not. Our shoe game questions pages have full sets, including funny and dirty versions.
At least two weeks before the wedding, so the couple can agree on official answers and the MC can prep the reveal.
