60 wedding quiz questions about the couple
These are wedding trivia questions about the two of you, written to be read on a big screen and answered in a few seconds. Your guests guess. Only you know the answers, so write each right answer down before the day.
Pick ten or so, put your names in, and change the details until they fit. The best questions have an answer with a small story behind it, the kind your best man can tell once the answer is on the screen.
Some people call this a 'how well do you know the couple' quiz. Every question below works as multiple choice, with two to four answers and one right one.
How to write a wedding quiz guests enjoy
- Ten questions is plenty. After twelve, people start looking at their drinks.
- Mix easy questions that anyone can guess with a few that only close friends will know.
- Keep each question to one line and each answer under five words, so the back tables can read them.
- Give three or four answers and make the wrong ones believable. Paris against the moon is not a question.
- 'Who is more likely to' questions need only two answers: your two names.
- A photo makes a good question: a baby picture, your first apartment, the dog.
- End on something warm, like who said I love you first.
How you met
Everyone has heard a version of the story. The quiz finds out who knows the real one.
- Where did they meet for the first time?
- Who made the first move?
- How long after meeting did they go on a first date?
- Where did they go on their first date?
- What did they eat on their first date?
- Who said I love you first?
- How long had they been together when they moved in?
- What was the first movie they watched together?
- Who sent the first message?
- What did the bride think of the groom when they first met?
Who is more likely to
Two answers, one name each. These get the loudest reactions in the room.
- Who takes longer to get ready?
- Who is the better cook?
- Who falls asleep first during a movie?
- Who apologizes first after an argument?
- Who gets lost more often?
- Who spends more on clothes?
- Who is the morning person?
- Who cries at sad movies?
- Who planned most of this wedding?
- Who steals the blanket at night?
Favorites
Small details that show who has been paying attention.
- What is the groom's favorite food?
- What is the bride's favorite drink?
- Where do they go out to eat most often?
- What is the bride's go-to karaoke song?
- Which TV series did they binge together?
- Which sport does the groom like to watch?
- What is their favorite dessert to share?
- Which city would they move to tomorrow?
- What do they order in on a Friday night?
- What is the bride's favorite flower?
Travel and adventures
Good for couples who have spent a lot of time on the road together.
- Where was their first trip together?
- How many countries have they visited together?
- Which trip went most wrong?
- Where are they going on their honeymoon?
- Who packs the night before?
- What is the farthest they have traveled together?
- Beach trip or city break?
- Which country do they want to visit next?
- Who carries the passports?
- Where did they spend their first New Year's Eve together?
The proposal
The moment most guests have only heard about.
- Where did the proposal happen?
- Who knew about the proposal in advance?
- What time of day was it?
- Did anyone cry? Who?
- Who was the first person they called afterwards?
- How long had they been together when they got engaged?
- Was the ring a surprise or chosen together?
- What was the weather like?
- Who planned it?
- What did they do right after?
Just for fun
Light questions to finish the round on a laugh.
- Who would last longer on a desert island?
- What would the groom name a pet?
- Who is the louder one at parties?
- Which of them is better at board games?
- Who sings in the shower?
- What is the bride's hidden talent?
- Who is more likely to forget an anniversary?
- Who would win an arm wrestle?
- What is the first thing the groom does in the morning?
- Which song will they dance to first tonight?