The Shoe Game is a popular wedding reception activity that involves asking the bride and groom questions about each other. The newlyweds sit back-to-back, each holding one of their own shoes and one of their partner’s shoes. The wedding MC then asks a series of questions, and the couple raises the shoe of the person who fits the answer best. It’s a fun and interactive way to learn more about the couple and get everyone involved in the festivities. Here are 20 unique questions to ask the couple when playing the Shoe Game.
- Who is more likely to plan a surprise romantic weekend getaway?
- Who is better at remembering the little details?
- Who is more likely to pick the movie on movie night?
- Who is more likely to stay calm in a stressful situation?
- Who is more likely to initiate a spontaneous dance party in the living room?
- Who is more likely to take on a dare?
- Who is more likely to win a game of poker?
- Who is more likely to fall asleep first while watching a movie?
- Who is more adventurous when it comes to trying new activities?
- Who is more likely to make breakfast in bed for their partner?
- Who is more likely to be the first one to suggest a date night?
- Who is more likely to initiate a game of Truth or Dare?
- Who is more likely to prefer a night in than a night out?
- Who is more likely to have a green thumb when it comes to gardening?
- Who is more likely to try and fix something before calling a repairman?
- Who is more likely to be the first one to say “I’m sorry”?
- Who is more likely to win a game of chess?
- Who is more likely to initiate a tickle fight?
- Who is more likely to get a little too competitive during game night?
- Who is more likely to be the first one to make a move during a romantic moment?
Asking these questions during the Shoe Game will give the couple a chance to show off their knowledge of each other, and it’s a fun way to get everyone involved in the wedding festivities. These unique questions will spark interesting conversations and allow everyone to get to know the couple in a more meaningful way. You can tailor the questions to the couple’s personalities and relationship, and you can make them as lighthearted or serious as you want.
