Send one private link
Each person adds one true story about the couple that the speeches will probably skip, from their phone, without making an account. They only ever see their own contribution.
Wedding reception
The half of the roomthat has never met.
A wedding is two guest lists meeting for the first time. Collecting from both sides gives you rounds where each half learns something, rather than an evening of inside jokes landing on one table.
Free while we are in beta. No card, no trial countdown, nothing to buy yet.
Friends contribute privatelyYou approve every detailNothing personal invented
Three steps, one evening of admin at most
Wedding games fail by being generic enough to fit any couple. Asking the sister and the best man separately is the only way to get the garden centre car park.
Approve every detail
You see who sent what, reword anything clumsy, and block whole topics. Nothing reaches the room until you have said yes to it.
Print it or play it
Around 24 rounds, every one traced back to a contribution. Print on A4 or US Letter, or run it from the guests' phones.
A complete example, start to finish
Priya and Tom
The people who watched this couple happen filled in the parts the speeches always skip. This example is invented— no real party, and nobody's stories but ours. It is here so you can check every round against the contribution it came from.
What three people sent in
- Anna · Priya's sister
They met on 12 March 2019 queuing for the same broken coffee machine at work.
- Dev · best man
Tom proposed in the car park of a garden centre, because it had started raining.
- Grace · university friend
Priya once drove four hours to Aberdeen to bring Tom a passport he had left behind.
What the pack came back with
Round 1 · How well do you know them?
What were Priya and Tom queuing for when they first spoke?
Host's answer: A broken coffee machine
✓ from Anna · approved by the organizer
Round 2 · Put it in order
The morning Priya and Tom first spoke
Host's answer: 12 March 2019
✓ from Anna · approved by the organizer
Round 3 · How well do you know them?
Where did Tom propose?
Host's answer: A garden centre car park
✓ from Dev · approved by the organizer
Round 4 · Whose memory is it?
Somebody here remembers a four-hour drive to Aberdeen over a forgotten passport. Who sent it in?
Host's answer: Grace
✓ from Grace · approved by the organizer
Round 5 · Draw it out
Draw the proposal exactly as it was described — rain, car park and all — and let the room guess the venue.
No answer to mark — give one guest the prompt and a pen; everyone else guesses what they sketch.
✓ from Dev · approved by the organizer
What this example prints
- Host guideEverything in order, with the answers. Keep this one to yourself.1 page · host only
- Question sheetWhat the room sees. Carries no answers.1 page · for the room
- Answer keyFor whoever is marking. One copy only.1 page · host only
- Score sheetTeam name at the top. Run one per team — 1 copy.1 page · host only
- Slips to cut upCut along the lines and fold. One slip per guest.1 page · for the room
Counted by the same layout that prints the real thing, on A4. A full pack of around 24 rounds runs longer.
Six mechanics, chosen to fit the material
You do not pick the game. The stories do.
A pack only uses the mechanics your contributions can support. Send in three dated memories and you get a timeline; send none and you do not.
How well do you know them?
Read the question aloud, then reveal the answer once everyone has locked in.
Print or phonesWhose memory is it?
Read the memory aloud and let the room guess who sent it in.
Print or phonesPut it in order
Read each moment aloud and have the room place it on the timeline.
Print or phonesSecret missions
Hand each guest a folded slip and let them complete it quietly during the party.
Print and host onlyGuess the photo
Show the picture and let the room work out the story behind it.
Print or phonesDraw it out
Give one guest the prompt and a pen; everyone else guesses what they sketch.
Print and host onlyWhat we ask you, before anyone else is invited
One question at a time, and none of them guesses.
- What names should appear for the couple?
- How did they meet, if you want that included?
- What is the wedding date?
Then the settings: who is playing, what tone to take, print or phones, and anything to leave out entirely.
Free beta
Collect the stories now. The party can wait — the friends replying cannot.
Free while we are in beta. No card, no trial countdown, nothing to buy yet.