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Wedding shoe game questions where the whole room votes

Sixteen questions for the wedding shoe game, a reception classic. Guests vote her or him on their phones, the couple raise a shoe, and the split on the big screen shows whether the room agrees.

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The big screen and a participant's phone

Three steps, no setup

  1. 1

    Write your questions

    Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.

  2. 2

    Show the QR code

    On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.

  3. 3

    Watch answers arrive

    Results update live on the big screen, then export them.

16 wedding shoe game questions

Most are single choice with two options: her and him, or your two first names. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation, so play in rounds.

  1. Single choice

    Who made the first move?

    Two options: her and him, or your two first names. The classic opener.

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  2. Single choice

    Who takes longer to get ready?

    Ask it early, while everyone still remembers the morning.

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  3. Single choice

    Who is the better cook?

    The room often disagrees with the couple on this one.

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  4. Single choice

    Who is more likely to get lost, even with a map on their phone?

    Add a third option, both, if it is too close to call.

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  5. Single choice

    Who hogs the duvet?

    Light and funny, safe for every generation.

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  6. Single choice

    Who snores louder?

    Watch both shoes go up at the same time.

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  7. Single choice

    Who says sorry first after an argument?

    A tender one. The answer often says a lot.

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  8. Single choice

    Who is the better driver?

    Expect protests from the back seat.

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  9. Spin the wheel

    Spin the wheel: which guest reads the next question?

    Type guest names, or leave it empty to draw among connected first names.

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  10. Single choice

    Who spends more on shoes?

    A nod to the game itself. Perfect for the middle round.

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  11. Single choice

    Who is the bigger romantic?

    The split on the screen often surprises the couple.

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  12. Single choice

    Who cried first today?

    Play it after the ceremony. The room usually saw it.

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  13. Quiz

    Who planned most of this wedding?

    Score it: ask the couple first, set their answer as the right one, and guests who knew get points.

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  14. Guess a number

    How many pairs of shoes do the two of them own?

    Guess a number. Count them before the big day, closest guess wins.

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  15. Q&A

    Which question should the couple answer next?

    Audience Q&A with upvotes: the top question is the next one for the shoes.

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  16. Single choice

    Who is the better dancer?

    Keep it for last, right before the first dance.

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How the shoe game works with phones

The couple sit back to back, each holding one of their own shoes and one of their partner's. The host reads a question, guests vote on their phones, then the couple raise the shoe of the one they pick. Turn them round to face the screen: the split shows straight away whether the room agrees.

  • Single choice with two options: her and him, or your two first names
  • A third option, both, for the answers too close to call
  • Guess a number for the shoes in the couple's wardrobe

Ten minutes between two courses

Ten to twelve questions is plenty: enough for a few good laughs, short enough to finish before the cake. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so make one presentation per round, each with its own QR code.

Every guest gets a say

Usually only the couple answer while the room shouts. Here every guest votes from their seat, with no app and no account, in the language of their phone. Answers stay anonymous unless you ask for first names, so grandma can safely vote that the groom snores. For right answers and a podium, add a wedding quiz.

Made for the wedding and beyond

The reception

Ten questions between the main course and the cake.

Engagement party

A first round for both families, months before the big day.

Anniversary

Play the same questions years later and see what changed.

Remote guests

Share the short link in the video call so family abroad votes too.

Questions

How does the wedding shoe game work?

The couple sit back to back, each with one of their own shoes and one of their partner's. For each question they raise the shoe of the person it fits best. With Hopvote the guests vote too, and the screen shows the room's answer.

Can we use our first names instead of her and him?

Yes. Each question is a single choice, so type any two options: your first names, him and him, her and her. Add a third, like both, if you want.

Will guests see who voted for whom?

No. The screen shows percentages without names. Answers stay anonymous unless you ask guests for their first names.

Is it free for a wedding?

Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. For a bigger wedding the Event Pass is €9 and the Big Event Pass €29, paid once for 72 hours, starting at payment or on the date you choose, such as the wedding day.

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