Personal quiz about the guest of honour
Answer guided questions about the birthday person or the couple and we turn them into multiple-choice questions.
- Guided prompts, step by step
- Wrong-answer suggestions
- Photos on the big screen
WEDDING
Between dinner and the first dance: each table is a team, the questions are about the couple and the leaderboard on the projector decides who knows them best.
Each table picks a team name and plays on phones. The bride's side and the groom's side finally have a reason to talk.
How they met, the first trip, the proposal — answer a few guided prompts and the personal quiz turns them into multiple-choice questions.
Plan a short round while the band rests. Pause any time for the cake or a speech and pick up where you left off.
Round ideas
Build every round from a ready-made pack or your own questions — with a photo, audio clip or video on the big screen.
First date, first holiday, the proposal — four options, one truth.
Split the room by family and see which side knows the couple better.
Baby photos of the bride and groom side by side — who is who?
Customs from other countries, from the Polterabend to the bread-and-salt welcome.
Short audio clips of famous love songs — name the artist.
“What do newlyweds argue about first?” — a face-off with phone buzzers.
How it works
Set the quiz up in minutes. On the day you only need a TV or projector and your guests' phones.
Step 1
Start from a ready-made pack, a personal quiz about the guest of honour or your own questions — with photos, audio or video if you like.
Step 2
Open the room screen on a TV, projector or laptop. Guests scan the code and play in their phone browser — no app, no account.
Step 3
Reveal the answers, pause for toasts and finish with the live leaderboard and podium on the big screen.
Free questions
Tap a card to reveal the answer. In the game every question comes with four choices, a timer and a place on the live leaderboard.
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Game formats
Mix formats in one evening — say, a quiz to warm up and a survey-board showdown for the finale.
Answer guided questions about the birthday person or the couple and we turn them into multiple-choice questions.
The question on the TV, four coloured answers on every phone and a leaderboard after each round.
Which composer wrote the “Wedding March” often played as the couple leaves the ceremony?
Two teams guess the most popular survey answers. Guests' phones work as buzzers for the face-off.
Ready-made packs
Start the game from a pack, then add your own questions to it. Party Pass unlocks every ready-made pack.
15 questions about wedding traditions, anniversaries and love-story movies. A warm, easy warm-up for any bridal shower.
15 questions· Easy
Play this pack16 questions about artists, albums and years in pop and rock history. No lyrics needed, only music knowledge.
16 questions· Medium
Play this pack16 questions about classic films and TV shows, from Hitchcock to Game of Thrones. Great for movie buffs.
16 questions· Medium
Play this packReady survey questions with points — tweak them for your crowd.
FAQ
Each guest joins with their own phone and types their table's team name, so the leaderboard shows the tables. A couple can also share one phone.
Yes. The personal quiz asks you guided questions about the guest of honour — favourite song, childhood dream, best story — and turns your answers into multiple-choice questions.
Yes. The room screen is a web page — open it on the venue's projector, a TV or a laptop connected by HDMI. Guests join with the QR code.
Yes. The host pauses the game with one click and resumes when everyone is back. You can also let late arrivals join a game that has already started.
Starting is free: up to 3 games and up to 16 players with your own questions. Party Pass costs $19.99 once and unlocks all ready-made packs, unlimited games and players for 72 hours — no subscription.
Start free
Up to 3 games and 16 players without paying or a card. For a bigger party, Party Pass is $19.99 once — no subscription.