Planning a wedding in Ireland is full of exciting decisions, from choosing the perfect venue to picking your first dance song. But one trend we absolutely love is adding a personal twist to the celebration with a wedding trivia game all about you two as a couple. It’s fun, heartfelt, and a guaranteed crowd-pleaser!
If you're looking to keep your guests entertained between courses or during the drinks reception, a relationship-themed quiz is a brilliant way to get everyone involved - especially those who might not know both of you well. So let’s dive into how you can create your own wedding trivia game that celebrates your love story, with a few Irish touches along the way.
Why a Wedding Trivia Game?
First off, it’s personal. Your guests are there to celebrate you, so a quiz that tells your story is not only fun but meaningful. It adds laughter, nostalgia, and even a bit of friendly competition to the day.
Plus, it’s super flexible! You can make it part of your reception, include it in your wedding website, or hand it out as part of your table decor.
What to Include in Your Quiz
To make your trivia game a hit, include a mix of funny, sweet, and surprising questions. Here are some ideas to get you started:
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Where did we go on our first date?
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Who said “I love you” first?
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What’s our go-to takeaway order after a night out?
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Where did the proposal happen? (Bonus points if it was in a stunning Irish location!)
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What’s our favourite song to sing in the car?
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Which one of us is always late?
Keep the tone light and playful - this is meant to be fun, not a pop quiz!
How to Play
There are loads of ways to run the quiz:
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Printed Cards: Place quiz sheets on tables and have guests fill them in during dinner. Your MC or DJ can read out the answers later.
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Interactive Game: Use a platform like Kahoot for a live, interactive quiz during your evening reception - ideal if you’re tech-savvy and want a lively group vibe.
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Slideshow Version: Project the quiz onto a screen and have your guests shout out answers in teams.
Don't forget a prize for the winners - a bottle of bubbly, a box of Butlers chocolates, or even a “VIP” dance with the bride or groom!
A Few Tips
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Keep it short: Aim for 5-10 questions to keep it snappy and engaging.
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Mix up the difficulty: Include some easy ones and a few curveballs.
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Get creative with the format: Multiple choice, true or false, or even “Guess the year”.
Featured image credit: Emma Russell
