How To Involve Your Wedding Guests In Your Special Day

Your wedding day is the most important day of your life, a solemn yet fun celebration of the love that two people share, full of memories that will last a lifetime. A perfect wedding day has many highlights, but one of the best things about it is that you get to share your happiness with those who mean the most to you: your family and closest friends. These are the people who have done so much to help you through your life, and a wedding can be a special day for them too, especially when you use these simple ideas to get them more involved in the big day.

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Raise Money For Charity With A Wedding Day Quiz

There will always be a special someone missing at a wedding day, but whether it’s a grandparent or friend who is no longer with us, you can remember them and pay tribute to them by raising money for a charitable cause in their name. A great day to do this is to have a wedding reception quiz where all the questions are related to the happy couple. Each team pays an entrance fee which goes to charity and the winning team wins a prize. It’s a fun wedding event and an ideal reception icebreaker, and you’ll also find out just how much your friends and relations really know about you.

Relaxed Photos That Really Capture The Day

A wedding album is the must-have reminder of the special occasion, and with the pictures carefully posed and taken by a professional photographer, the results can be stunning. If you want a more informal memento of your wedding day, however, a photo booth could be the perfect addition to the standard wedding album. With a wedding booth at the reception, guests will be queuing up to have their pictures taken, and the results are sure to be fun snaps that capture them off guard and really showing off their unique personalities. Whether you want to hire booth or are looking for a photo booth for sale, it can cost much less than you think and is sure to be appreciated by guests of all ages.

Wedding Day Karaoke

The first Karaoke machine appeared in Japan in 1971, and it has since taken the world by storm. Music has long been associated with weddings, but whilst it’s fine to have a DJ or live band playing the first tune, it becomes even more enjoyable when all the guests are taking it in turns to sing their own songs. The great thing about wedding day karaoke is that it doesn’t matter if a singer is good or bad, their effort is sure to be appreciated by everyone present. Karaoke and a few glasses of bubbly go together like, well, love and marriage, so they create a convivial atmosphere for all.

You want to have a perfect wedding day, but you’ll want your guests to have a superb day as well. When you can see them having fun you’ll feel much less pressure on yourself, allowing you to concentrate on enjoying your special day with the love of your life. These three ideas are easy to execute and yet can help to create a day that’s remembered by everyone present.