Rehearsal dinner
Rehearsal dinner trivia
The rehearsal dinner is often the first time both families sit at one table. A short trivia round about the couple gives everyone something to talk about.
Play it live
Questions on the TV, guests answer from their phones, the reveal and the scores are automatic. Free for up to 15 guests.
Set up a live gameFree printable
A print-ready PDF in US Letter or A4, plus matching signs for the gifts, cards, favors and drinks.
How to play
- 1Have the guest of honor answer every question ahead of time, in secret.
- 2Show one question at a time on the big screen, or read it aloud.
- 3Guests pick or write their answer.
- 4Reveal the real answer. Every correct guess scores a point.
- 5The guest who knows them best wins.
Running it for your group
- A small group
- Under a dozen guests: read each question aloud and let guests call out answers, or pass round the printed sheet and mark it together at the end.
- A big room
- Thirty guests or more: don't read answers aloud one by one. Put the questions on a screen and let guests answer on their phones, or have neighbors swap sheets and mark each other's.
- Guests on a video call
- On a video call: share the big screen and let everyone answer from their own phone, so the reveal happens for the room and the call at the same moment.
The 8 questions
1.How many years have the bride and the groom been together?
1–2 · 3–4 · 5–7 · 8+
2.Where did they get engaged?
3.Who planned most of the wedding?
The bride · The groom · Equal split · Their parents
4.What was the first trip they took together?
5.Who is the early riser?
The bride · The groom
6.What is on the menu tomorrow?
7.Which family member introduced them, if any?
8.What is their song?
Questions people ask
- How long should rehearsal dinner trivia be?
- Eight to ten questions, played between courses, so the toasts still have room.
- Can we play this live instead of on paper?
- Yes. Put the questions on a TV or laptop, guests join from their phones with a QR code, and the answers are revealed on the big screen with scores kept for you. It's free for up to 15 guests.