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The Wedding Shoe Game
The wedding shoe game is a delightful and interactive activity that is gaining momentum in wedding receptions worldwide. This engaging game, although still unfamiliar to some, is gradually becoming a staple at weddings, promising entertainment and laughter for all participants.
During the shoe game, the newlyweds sit back to back, each holding one of their own shoes and one of their partner's. The game master then asks a series of fun and revealing questions, such as "Who is the better cook?" or "Who is more likely to get lost?" The couple answers by holding up the corresponding shoe, leading to amusing revelations and insights into their relationship.
Not only does the shoe game provide a seamless transition between different parts of the wedding, but it also serves as a lighthearted icebreaker that gets everyone involved and creates a jovial atmosphere. As guests witness the couple's responses and reactions, laughter fills the room, fostering a sense of camaraderie and joy among attendees.
How To Play:
The bride and groom are seated on chairs in the middle of the dance floor back-to-back, facing away from each other.
Both the bride and groom remove their shoes and exchange one so that they are both holding one of each shoe. (you can also use another object other than shoes or another pair of shoes to represent the bride and groom)
During the game, a series of questions are asked by the wedding dj, in which the answer can only be bride or groom and is answered by the bride and groom by holding up one of the shoes (or signs) that goes with their answer. Simple right?
The game usually lasts about 10 minutes with a series of 20-30 questions being asked.
Whether the questions are shouted by people in the audience or are pre-planned is solely up to the people helping to plan the wedding.
Game Question Tips:
Depending on the kind of audience present, it’s probably best to keep the questions clean. Be very careful if you wish to use naughty questions.
Keep tally on how many questions they answered the same just to tell them for fun.
If taking questions from the audience, be sure to have someone go through them to ensure they are appropriate. Appointing one person as a spokesperson is probably a good idea.
Have note cards at each table for guests to write down their question suggestions before the game for quicker filtering.
Wedding Shoe Game Questions
If you're planning on playing the wedding shoe game, you will need at least 20-30 questions. Keep it under 30 questions otherwise it might take up too much time. Remember you can choose 1 of 2 approaches: 1. Pre Set List Of Questions, 2. Questions Submitted by Wedding Guests.
Here's a list of questions that will work:
Who takes longer showers?
Who takes the longest to get ready?
Who dresses better?
Who is the better driver?
Who was the first to say i love you?
Who is the smarter one?
Who is the better cook?
Who makes more money?
Who spends more money?
Who is more clumsy?
Who shops more?
Who talks the most?
Who exercises more?
Who does more household chores?
Who has the crazier family?
Who would rather be outdoors?
Who spends the most time on the phone?
Who dances better?
Who looks in the mirror more?
Who talks the loudest?
Who is more flexible?
Who drinks more alcohol?
Who smells better?
Who stays up the latest?
Who Do You Love The Most?