The reception
A QR code on every table card, play between courses.
Question templates
Sixteen questions for the reception: how well do guests know the couple, who guesses closest, what advice to give. Put the QR code on the table cards and everyone plays from their phone between courses.
Make your wedding quizThe big screen and a participant's phone
A QR code on every table card, play between courses.
A quick word cloud while guests wait for dinner.
A small quiz for the two families to get to know each other.
Share the short link in the video call so far away family plays too.
Poll, quiz, word cloud, rating or Q&A. Or let the AI draft them.
On screen or in your slides. People scan it and they are in.
Results update live on the big screen, then export them.
Each one shows the Hopvote question type that fits it best. Replace the examples with your own story. Free plan: 5 questions per presentation.
Where did the couple first meet?
Four places, one right. Use real ones: a bar, a train, a friend's party, an app.
Who said I love you first?
Two answers, plus a joke third option. Always gets a laugh.
In what year did they meet?
Guess a number. The closest guess wins the round.
How many days between the first date and the proposal?
Guess a number, then reveal the real count on screen.
Where was the proposal?
Beach, restaurant, living room, mountain top. Give a 20 second timer.
What is the groom's most embarrassing habit?
Keep it kind. Three silly options and one true one.
Put these moments of the relationship in order.
First date, first trip, moving in, engagement, wedding day.
Match each guest with how they know the couple.
School friend, cousin, colleague, neighbour, flatmate.
Who is more likely to be late?
Bride, groom, or both. Instant debate at the tables.
Describe the couple in one word.
The biggest words go on the big screen during dessert.
What is your best advice for a happy marriage?
Open text. Read the best ones out loud, or save them for the couple.
Share a favourite memory with the couple.
Open text. A keepsake of the evening.
Spin the wheel: who gives the next toast?
Type guest names, or leave it empty to draw among connected first names.
What should the first dance song be next year?
A short poll with four songs. Pure fun.
Ask the couple anything.
Audience Q&A with upvotes: the most voted question gets answered at the mic.
Rank these as ingredients of a great wedding party.
Food, music, dancing, speeches, the cake.
The best wedding quiz is personal. Swap the sample answers for your own story: where you met, who said I love you first, the song of the first dance. Guests who know you well win, and everyone learns something.
Five questions is a good block before the cake, five more between dinner and dancing. Each presentation has its own QR code, so you can keep one for the quiz and one for the wishes. Pick the leaderboard at the end of each block for a small podium.
Guests scan the code on the table card or type hopvote.com and the 5-character code. No app and no account, in the language of each phone, which helps when families come from several countries.
Ten to fifteen is plenty, played in two or three short blocks. The free plan allows five questions per presentation, so make one presentation per block.
No. They scan the QR code or type hopvote.com and the 5-character code. No app and no account.
Yes. In a quiz you can show standings after each question or a podium at the end, and name a winner for the prize.
Yes to start: every question type, up to 80 participants and 5 questions per presentation. For a bigger party the Event Pass is €9 and the Big Event Pass €29.