Wedding games according to the registry office
Wedding games have been part of every marriage for decades; every region or even every city has its own tradition. You too can organize a few fun games in front of the registry office and give the newly wed couple an unforgettable day.
What you need:
- an old bed sheet
- an old pair of scissors
- some color
- a thin tree trunk
- a 2-man shot saw
Scout the registry office
- Before you start preparing for a few wedding games, you should scout out the registry office and see if there is enough space for a wedding game. You should also ask what is allowed and what is less desirable.
- It would also be a nice gesture to have a champagne reception after the registry office. Offer the bride and groom to take care of it. Many registry offices also offer suitable tables in the foyer or outside.
Perform the wedding games with others
- The classic is the bed sheet, which is cut with blunt scissors. To do this, take an old white bed sheet and draw a heart about three feet in diameter on it. Optionally, you can also write the names of the newlyweds on it. The task of the bride and groom is then to laboriously cut out the heart with old scissors and climb through the hole.
- Another tradition is sawing a tree trunk. The tree trunk is sawed with a shot saw. In this game, the groom and the bride have to face each other and so cut the trunk together. This can be very exhausting at times, but it is a lot of fun for the spectators.
Games for the later evening
- There are also a lot of wedding games for the evening, such as the veil dance. 4 people each stand on a chair and hold a veil in the air. The bride and groom then begin to dance under the veil. Anyone who wants to dance with the bride or groom now has to throw some money in the veil. The money collected in this way is usually donated to a good cause.
Funny wedding games - this is how the mood arises
The wedding is probably one of the most beautiful and unforgettable days in life ...
- Another funny game that provides entertainment for everyone present is a question and answer game. To do this, the spouses sit with their backs to each other and receive two cards, each with the partner's name and their own. Now the moderator asks questions, which are answered by lifting the card, for example: "Who washes the dishes more often?". It gets funny, especially with different answers.
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