• The bride and groom will sit back-to-back, each holding one of their own shoes and one belonging to their partner. They’ll be asked lighthearted questions about their personalities, habits, daily life, relationship, and funny quirks.

    For each question, they’ll answer by raising the shoe of whoever fits best: Bride or Groom. Guest suggestions help make the game more personal, so submit a question that can be answered with one of those two choices. The couple will not see the final questions in advance.

  • The Shoe Game is a lighthearted wedding reception activity that gives guests a chance to learn more about the newlyweds, both as individuals and as a couple.

    The couple sits back-to-back. Each person holds one of their own shoes and one belonging to their partner.

    A series of questions is asked, and every answer must be one person or the other. To answer, each person raises the shoe belonging to the person they think best fits the question.

    Examples:

    Who is more likely to be late?

    Who is the better cook?

    Who is more stubborn?

    Who is more likely to plan a surprise?

    Who spoils the pets more?

    Because the couple is seated back-to-back, they answer independently. Their choices are announced as the game continues so everyone can follow along and enjoy the moments when they agree, as well as the moments when they see things differently.

    The questions may cover categories including:

    Personality and habits

    Daily life and responsibilities

    Romance and relationships

    Fun and slightly ridiculous situations

    The goal is not to determine a winner. The purpose is to share some laughs, help guests learn more about the couple, and offer a glimpse into the lighter, more playful side of their relationship.

    QUESTIONS FROM FRIENDS AND FAMILY

    Guest suggestions are an important part of the game because friends and family know the couple in ways that a standard list of questions cannot.

    Generic questions can cover common habits and relationship dynamics, but guest submissions can introduce:

    Shared memories

    Inside jokes

    Vacations and adventures

    Hobbies and interests

    Pets

    Family stories

    Funny habits

    Friendly disagreements

    Moments that are especially meaningful to the couple

    Remember, the answer needs to be either Bride or Groom. The couple will not see the final questions in advance.

    The more usable suggestions that are submitted, the more personal and memorable the game can be.

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