Morning Drive
Did you know that mornings are great for more than just coffee, bagels, and muffins? If you and your fiancé spend the early hours doing the usual rush before you leave for…
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Massage pour Deux
All that wedding planning can lead to some very sore and tense muscles. Instead of visiting the spa, use this opportunity to connect with your fiancé. Purchase a book on different massage…
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Blast from the Past
Many of our favourite past times are now available on DVD. Does your fiancé have a particular television show/movie that he loved to watch as a child? This is a great way…
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Kama Kama Kama!
Feel daring? This will add some serious spice to the night. Spend a day shopping for your favourite book on the kama sutra. Wrap it up in tissue paper and place it…
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Guess Who?
This is another wedding game for the reception that aims to place the bride and groom in the spotlight using one very simple prop: a blindfold. To test how well the groom…
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Play that Tune
This is a great game for smaller intimate wedding receptions where many of the guests are familiar with one another. Before the wedding day, create short song clips using favourite tunes enjoyed…
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Can’t Touch This!
Inspired by the classic children’s game of musical chairs, this wedding game requires guests with quick hands and a rhythm for juggling! You will need to create small bags of candy using…
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La La La La Love Song
Liven up the wedding reception and get the guests involved! Inspired by the “Shake Shake Shake” game, guests will have to sing a few bars for the bride and groom to kiss.…
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Show Me Your Love
Rather than the traditional tapping on dinnerware to have the bride and groom kiss, this wedding game requires a little more effort from the guests. As family and friends begin the classic…
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Shake Shake Shake
Want the bride and groom to lock lips during the reception? Guests will have to do a little moving of their own in this wedding game we call, “Shake Shake Shake”. Create…