For weddings
The wedding game that gets the whole room talking
Speeches and seating plans put people next to strangers. Twelve rounds of "who is this?" turn the strangers into people who have laughed together — the person on the screen is sitting in the room.
Two families become one party
Half the room has never met the other half. Childhood photos are the fastest shortcut past small talk — everyone can guess, everyone is surprised, and both sides learn the names that matter.
Built for the toastmaster
Invite your toastmaster as co-host: they approve the submissions, run the rounds and pause the game for speeches — without touching your billing. A round timer and a skip button keep the evening moving.
No work for the guests
One link, one childhood photo, a couple of facts — under two minutes on a phone, weeks before the day. No app and no accounts, for guests aged 8 to 88.
Or make it a surprise
You build the quiz about your guests in secret — a photo, how you know them, one true fun fact each — and the game stays invisible until the toast. Guests scan, type their name and guess what's true about the others; afterwards everything becomes a who-is-who of the whole wedding, filterable by table.
And the quiz about you two
Between the guest rounds, your own questions: where you met, who said “I love you” first, what the first dance nearly was. Up to ten, written in two minutes, revealed between the guesses — the guests never see them coming.
Big screen or dinner tables?
Play live on the venue screen between courses, let everyone play at their own pace during dinner — or turn the whole thing into a surprise quiz. Every mode is included; you choose per event.
Try the game without creating anything
We keep a demo party running at all times, with eight invented guests. Scan the code or press the button — you can play the whole set on your own, and it resets every night.