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[Wedding] Recommended Quiz Collection for Receptions/Entertainment
A wedding that makes you feel ridiculously happy! The bride and groom, and all the guests—no one can stop smiling at this kind of event.
Maybe you’ve landed here because you were asked to perform an entertainment segment at such a wedding.
It’s a common dilemma: “I was asked, but I have no idea what to do.” So in this article, we’ve put together a collection of quiz ideas that are perfect for wedding entertainment! If you keep this article handy, you can’t go wrong!
[Wedding] Recommended Quiz Ideas for Performances/Entertainment (1–10)
Bride and Groom Quiz
Here’s an idea for a newlywed quiz that will boost the happy mood at the wedding.
This is a quiz featuring questions about the bride and groom.
It would be lovely to structure it as a light look back over their lives.
For example, Question 1 could be about their baby days, and Question 2 about their preschool or kindergarten days, and so on.
You can choose any quiz format, but if there are many participants, true/false or two-choice questions will keep things running smoothly.
Set the rules to suit the situation.
Difficult Kanji Quiz
If you’re thinking of a quiz for entertainment, how about trying a “difficult kanji quiz”? Difficult kanji refers to characters that are hard to read as they are.
In Japan, there’s even the Japan Kanji Aptitude Test, so if you look around, you’ll find all kinds of tricky kanji.
You can often find videos on video-sharing sites that compile these, too.
Using those is fine, or you could create your own original set of questions by collecting kanji related to marriage and couples.
Be sure to include some four-character idioms that wish for happiness as well.
Buzzword Quiz
Here’s an idea for a buzzword quiz that seems familiar but is surprisingly hard to answer.
In this idea, participants guess the meanings of words that have started to be used in recent years.
The older the age group, the lower the chance they’ll get them right.
Conversely, it could also be fun to use buzzwords from the 1980s and 1990s as questions.
Why not choose the questions based on the age range of the guests you’ve gathered? You can also refer to the Buzzword of the Year Awards for question ideas.
Intro Quiz
An intro quiz is sure to get everyone excited.
An intro quiz is a game where you listen only to the intro—the opening part—of a song and guess the title.
It’s a good idea to pick a theme and collect songs that fit it.
Just as an example: “songs related to weddings” or “songs the bride and groom love.” You could also organize it by generation or focus solely on anime songs.
It’s important to choose tracks that as many people as possible can answer.
Trivia Quiz
Here’s an idea for a trivia quiz that’s fun even if you don’t know the answers.
This quiz challenges you with little-known facts about the world.
For example: “Is it more economical to fill up on gasoline in the morning or at noon?” Try searching for potential questions using keywords like ‘trivia’ or ‘fun facts.’ By the way, the answer to the gasoline question is morning, because gasoline’s volume is smaller at lower temperatures.
If you reveal the answer like this, people will go, ‘Oh, interesting!’
IQ test
IQ tests are something that both children and adults can’t help getting absorbed in.
Some use numbers, others use English words—there are many forms—but many types involve spotting patterns or include little trick questions that you’ll get wrong if you answer with preconceived notions.
You can find plenty of IQ tests on video platforms, so do take a look.
Since people’s knowledge tends to vary, it’s best to pick questions based on general common knowledge.
And because it’s a celebratory occasion, don’t forget to be mindful not to label someone’s IQ in a way that might make them feel bad!
Sports Quiz
If you’re a sports fan, you’re sure to enjoy a sports quiz.
For example, how about showing a photo of an athlete and asking participants to name them? Start with globally famous stars that everyone knows, then gradually increase the difficulty.
You can also focus on a specific sport, or switch up the content to things like move names, rules, or historical events.
First, try researching which sports the participants like.