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Couple Hosts a Quiz at Wedding to Decide Dinner Order
Arizona: Cole and Alyssa Monday, a couple from Arizona, came up with a fun and unique idea for their wedding. Instead of asking guests to wait in a usual dinner line, they hosted a Kahoot! quiz game to decide which table would eat first. One person from each table had to answer questions about the bride and groom’s love story. Guests loved it as it was full of laughter, excitement, and a bit of friendly competition.
After the quiz game was over, the bride and groom used a T-shirt cannon that is a device that launches rolled-up T-shirts into the crowd of guests as a fun surprise. Alyssa, who is a teacher, said the idea came from her own classroom experience and her sister’s wedding. The guests were so involved and happy, and a video of the game on TikTok went viral with over 1.2 million views. It turned a simple dinner into one of the most talked-about moments of the night.
