Funny and interesting wedding competitions are the main component of a bright and memorable wedding, because the general mood in the hall determines the atmosphere in which your holiday will take place. The website for newlyweds svadebka.ws recommends stocking up on a dozen original and creative games that will not allow guests to get bored in the midst of the holiday. Be sure to coordinate all cool wedding competitions with the host so that they suit your taste and are not offensive or obscene.
Funny contests for newlyweds
The bride and groom have enough excitement at a wedding, so the task of the toastmaster is to cheer up and cheer up the newlyweds so that not a trace remains of their worries. Very funny competitions that will amuse the newlyweds and guests of the holiday will help with this:
Kiss my hand
- Participants: bride and groom
- Props: eye scarf
One of the popular comic competitions that are held for weddings is a challenge for the bride, where she needs to guess her lover by kiss. The bride is blindfolded and told that several male guests from the audience will take turns kissing her hand, and she needs to guess who her groom was. The catch of the competition is that the bride’s hand is constantly kissed by her groom, masquerading as other men. Will the beautiful bride guess that during the competition she was kissed exclusively by her lover? You can repeat such competitions on your wedding anniversary in the company of friends to check how well the spouses managed to get to know each other.
Present
- Participants: bride and groom
- Props: projector or posters depicting gifts
If you like funny wedding games and competitions, try playing Gifts. The bride and groom take turns sitting on a chair facing the guests. Behind them, the toastmaster sets up a projector or shows posters with images of the most unusual gifts, for example, “a black eye,” “a fly swatter,” or “a matchbox.” Gifts are visible only to guests, and the newlyweds must answer tricky questions from the host, for example, “Would you like to receive this wonderful gift?”, “Who would you be happy to give such a gift?”, “Do any of the guests already have Is there such a gift? You are guaranteed laughter in the hall during such a game!
I-games
Fun table competitions can be based on anything. For example, there are several types of “I” games. One is predominantly for teenagers - in it, two players compete to see how many candies can fit in their mouth; after each candy, you need to more or less clearly pronounce any stupid phrase, for example, “I am a fat-cheeked lip-slapper.”
The adult version of the game is slightly different - guests must introduce themselves (say the word “I”
) in a circle until one of them gets lost or gets distracted (by the way, laughter is also considered a defeat), and the host invites the other guests to give him a funny nickname.
After this, the fun begins, which unites all table competitions like a chain reaction - it can be very difficult not to laugh, and after a couple of minutes everyone has a nickname with which he introduces himself (for example: “I am a furry pseudopod”, “I am a cheerful armpit”, “I am a rosy-cheeked lip-slapper,” etc.)
In the next round, the person who laughed is given a second nickname, and he must pronounce it in its entirety (“I am a furry pseudopod - green Chingachgook”).
Usually this game ends on the fourth circle, because everyone is laughing! This competition is best held when the guests are already a little “fun”.
Not only are birthday contests memorable for guests, but also the end of the evening. At any party, it would be appropriate to pay a little attention to the guests; for preparation you will need several balloons (according to the number of those present, plus a few in reserve), and notes with good rhymed wishes - when the invitees begin to leave or you need to change the mood to a more positive one, invite the guests to choose their own balloon fate and burst it.
Collective readings of good wishes are usually accompanied by good-natured laughter and lift everyone’s spirits.
Examples of wishes can be downloaded below, and then printed and cut out:
Over time, you will collect your own collection of cool birthday contests and, based on the mood of the guests, you will understand which holiday contests will go with a bang, and which ones are better organized while lightly drinking.
Save yourself universal competitions for the company - this way you can be sure that you will find something to do in any situation. If you are a novice presenter and do not have much experience, then it is better to have a separate notebook for table games and competitions, and also prepare props - for example, some games require sets of cards with the names of songs or films written down.
As a rule, competitions for drunken company are often very obscene, and this is understandable - adults become liberated when drunk.
Wedding games: funny competitions for witnesses
Funny wedding competitions will help warm up not only the newlyweds, but also the witnesses, who have to resolve many issues during the holiday and whose energy gradually fades in the evening. The witnesses have already held bride ransom competitions, and now it is their turn to actively participate in the wedding games.
Funny clothespins
- Participants: witnesses
- Props: 10 clothespins, blindfold
The funniest competitions are those that require dexterity and ingenuity from participants. Playing with clothespins will surely make all the guests in the room laugh, so feel free to add such funny competitions to the evening program. The essence of the game is that the witness is blindfolded, and the witness, accompanied by cheerful music, hangs 10 clothespins on his clothes, trying to choose the most unexpected places. It is important to be careful so that the witness does not feel where the clothespins are attached. Then the participant needs to find and remove all the clothespins as quickly as possible. The speed can be recorded on a stopwatch. Later, the witness will have to show her dexterity. The fastest participant will receive a set of clothespins as a gift.
Lemon congratulations
- Participants: witnesses
- Props: lemon and greeting card
If you want to make your guests laugh until they cry, you can hold a funny competition for witnesses who will be very sour, but have fun. Prepare half a lemon for each participant, cutting it into slices onto plates. The task of the witnesses is to take turns eating their half of the lemon, while reading congratulations to the newlyweds. We read one line and tasted some lemon. After a few shares, the participants will have difficulty continuing to read out their congratulations, and instead of a happy face, the guests will see funny grimaces. The winner will be the one who manages to eat all the lemon slices before finishing his congratulations.
Fights without rules
If the team has friendly relations with the boss, then on his birthday you can hold a competition “Fightings without rules”, which the manager and all employees will surely remember. In order to hold this competition, you need to prepare the necessary props. It should consist of boxing gloves and several chocolates. No. Candy is not needed as a prize. They are an integral attribute of the “Fightings Without Rules” competition.
Having prepared all the necessary props, you need to invite your boss to take part in the “Fightings Without Rules” competition. You need to give him one pair of boxing gloves, and give the second to one of the employees (you can also give them to a woman). The fighters should stand in the center of the hall, and the audience should stand around them in such a way as to form a ring. When the boss and subordinate are ready for battle, the leader must give each fighter a piece of candy and start the battle. The winner will be the person who manages to unwrap the candy wrapper. At the same time, you cannot help yourself with your teeth.
Let's entertain guests: funny games and questions for competitions
Wedding competitions for your favorite guests should not only be funny, but also active, so that not a single participant gets bored. The website about weddings Svadebka.ws offers you several games that will cheer up your family and friends:
Fashionable image
- Participants: guests
- Props: clothes of different sizes
If you want your wedding party games to be fun and creative, try throwing a real fashion show. Prepare suitable props in advance: clothes, accessories and decorations. Divide the guests into 5 pairs, in each of which one will be a model and the other a stylist. Accompanied by cheerful music, couples begin to actively create a fashionable look for a while. As soon as the presenter gives the signal, the competition stops. Now the models must walk along an impromptu “catwalk”. The bride and groom will determine the most creative couple and award the winners with fun prizes.
Tricky question
- Participants: guests
- Props: 10 question cards and 10 answer cards
A fun game can be organized right at the table so as not to distract guests from the meal. The presenter prepares cards with questions and answers in advance, with all questions written on leaves of one color, for example, yellow, and the answers on leaves of a different color, for example, pink. Next, the host selects a guest who will read out the questions and a participant who will read out his answer. Funny questions for competitions can be the most unusual: “Do you want to start a fight today?”, “Do you like Bruce Willis’s bald head?”, “Do you sleep cuddling a teddy bear?” The answers should also be unexpected: “Yes, I think about it day and night,” “You figured me out,” “Actually, it was a secret.”
Game "In my pants"
Take ready-made ones or come up with your own competitions for adults - for example, you can use the idea “In my pants.”
There is no need to announce the name. The guests sit at the table, each tells his neighbor on the right the name of the film that came to his mind. And he remembers what his neighbor tells him.
And then the presenter announces: Now each of you, in turn, will say the following out loud: “In my pants ...”
, and then the name of the movie that your neighbor told you.
All guests take turns saying. It will be funny if someone has “Office Romance” or “300 Spartans” in their pants.
Funny wedding competitions for parents
As a rule, parents at a wedding are very tense and excited, so fun and interesting wedding games will be an excellent opportunity for them to relax a little after a difficult, exciting day:
Mom, dad, rock it
- Participants: mothers and fathers of young people
- Props: music
A fun dance competition will greatly amuse the parents of the newlyweds. They need to split into pairs and take turns performing dance routines to the music turned on. Even if the melody is unfamiliar, the couple must improvise so as not to lose.
Competitions with paper
And here’s another game where the funniest thing is the mismatch.
Chipmunk Speaker
Props:
- nuts (or orange, or bread),
- paper,
- pen.
Those sitting at the table are divided into pairs: “speaker” and “stenographer”.
The “speaker” puts nuts (orange slices, a piece of bread) behind his cheeks so that it is difficult to speak. He is given a text (poetry or prose), which he needs to pronounce as clearly as possible (as far as the contents of the “cheek pouches” allow). The “stenographer” is trying to write down, as he understands, what he heard. Then they compare it with the “source”.
The winner is the couple whose “transcript” is the most correct.
Option! One “speaker” is selected, and everyone is recorded.
"Explain in 30 seconds"
- pens/pencils according to the number of players,
- small pieces of paper
- box/bag/hat.
We play like this:
- Guests are divided into pairs. It can be by lot, it can be at will, it can be next door at the table. Each pair is a team.
- Players receive pens/pencils and pieces of paper (each has several of them - 15-20).
- Everyone writes 15-20 (discuss this in advance with the players) of any nouns that come to mind: on one piece of paper - one noun.
- Leaves with words are hidden in a box/bag/hat.
- First, the first pair-team plays: they take turns taking out sheets of words and must explain to each other the word that they came across, but in no case naming the noun itself.
For example, the word “cart” is a horse-drawn carriage, “frying pan” is a pancake maker.
After the first word is guessed, you can take out a piece of paper with another.
You have 30 seconds to do everything. You can agree on a minute - depending on the state of the company)))
The number of words a team guesses is how many points it will receive.
Then the turn passes to the other pair of players.
The time limit makes this competition spectacular, loud, noisy and fun!
The team that guesses the most words wins.
One more?
Several competitions for a drinking group that wants to become even more drunk.
Find the crocodile
This game can be played during other games, as an additional one. It essentially lasts the whole evening, but at the very beginning you need to tell the guests its rules.
At some point in the party, the host secretly gives one of the guests (the “hunter”) a clothespin (crocodile) and he must attach it discreetly to the clothes of a “victim” he has arbitrarily chosen (or put it in a lady’s purse or a man’s jacket pocket). Then he gives a sign to the leader that the task is completed.
As soon as the clothespin has found a new owner, the presenter says, “The crocodile has escaped!” Who did he get into? and starts counting out loud from 10 to one. Guests are looking to see if they are the target of a prank.
If, within 10 seconds of the countdown, the “victim” finds a lurking “crocodile hidden in a bag or clinging to his collar,” the “hunter” drinks the penalty glass. If he doesn’t find it, the “victim” must drink.
You can limit the search area (the crocodile only clings to clothing) or give it more time.
Drinking alphabet chain
To conduct the competition you need: glasses with your favorite drinks, memory for names and knowledge of the alphabet.
The game goes in circles. The first player names the celebrity's first and last name. The next person must also name a celebrity whose name begins with the first letter of the previous one.
To make it clearer, look at the example:
The first player makes a wish for Cameron Diaz. The second by Dmitry Kharatyan. Third Hugh Grant. The fourth is by Georgy Vitsin. And so on.
You can name any famous people, politicians, actors, athletes. A player who cannot find the correct name within 5 seconds (approximately) must drink his glass. Then the glass is filled, and the turn passes to the next player.
The longer the game lasts, the more difficult it is to select new names (you cannot repeat yourself), the fun and company are rapidly gaining degrees.
Insert your two cents
The organizer of the competition needs to prepare sheets with phrases that are far from the theme of the feast or birthday. Give each guest a card with a phrase at the very beginning of the party.
Phrases could be:
The task of each participant is to insert “their” phrase into the conversation so that others do not understand that this is a phrase from a piece of paper. After the player has said his phrase, he needs to wait a minute, after which he says “Win!!!” During this time, any other guest who, during the conversation, suspects that a phrase from the sheet was uttered can try to incriminate the player. He must repeat the phrase that he thinks was used. Of course, there is a chance that he will not guess correctly.
If the accuser makes a mistake, he drinks a “penalty glass.” If you guess correctly, then a penalty kick is awarded to the person who was caught using the phrase from the sheet.
Find your soul mate
If the company is about half women and men, then you can play this game. Although, it will fit, with some degree of conditionality, in other cases.
To do this, you need to prepare small cards in advance on which to write the names of famous couples. One name per card. For example:
- Romeo and Juliet;
- Alla Pugacheva and Maxim Galkin;
- Dolphin and mermaid;
- Twix stick and Twix stick;
- Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt...
Each guest receives a card with a name - this is his “image”.
Task: everyone must find their soul mate by asking the other guests in turn questions that can only be answered “yes” or “no.” Direct questions like “Is your name Angelina?” or “are you Brad’s wife”? prohibited. Questions like “Do you have children with your significant other?” are allowed; “Are you and your significant other married?”; “Do you and your significant other live in...?”
Those who find their soul mate by asking the minimum number of questions win. The more cards of pairs you prepare, the better. Since only half of the guests will play in the first round (when they find their soul mate, they are deprived of the opportunity to look for theirs). Therefore, after the first round, new cards are dealt and the second round begins.
Option: in the first circle they are looking for a woman's soul mate, in the second - men.
New Year's Tale-2 - role-playing game
Number of players: any
The presenter comes out with a hat containing pieces of paper with the roles and invites the participants to sort out the roles. Next, the presenter tells the tale suggested below. Participants perform actions in accordance with the role. Fairy tale text: Here is a house that was built in the forest. But Santa Claus is a cool old man,
And in any weather
From a house that was built in the forest. But the Snow Maiden is a grumpy girl, Who languishes in girls for a long time, But loves Father Frost - that old man Who wears a red caftan, And in any weather Goes to wish Happy New Year! From a house that was built in the forest! But cheerful children They love beautiful books, But life prepares such surprises for them,
