Indian wedding games: Lo haar Gaye tum humse
If it’s an Indian wedding and there are no games, is it a real Indian wedding? Indian weddings and games are the faces of the same coin. The main purpose of wedding games is to break the ice between the families of the bride and groom. Loved by all, these wedding games are the best part of Indian weddings and without them the thrill of an Indian wedding is incomplete. So all the devers, and sallies watch out the list of the most amazing games that you can plan for the weddings of your sister or bade bhaiya and tease them with all your sweet natkhats.
(1) Jenga
Jenga is a fun block game with a little bit of thrill and excitement full on. This game is perfect for kids but you can plan a giant Jenga to get involved with all the relatives in the game. And then begins fun between the families.
(2) Snakes and ladders
So here comes the next fun game. Snakes and ladder is the best fun game we used to play, cheat, win and ruin. Remember when you and your cousins, siblings, all used to play and just strike all the colors tokens with our hands. And when one of them is getting married then why don’t reunite the memories with them again. Just get giant print snakes and ladder boards and let the fun begin.
(3) Shoe Game
Dulhe ki saliyon, hare dupatte waliyon….. The famous song has its own place in Indian weddings as this song is related to one of the oldest traditional games, the shoe game. So follow the traditions girls and hide the shoes of your would-be jiju. And don’t forget to make their pocket empty and you’re full.
(4) Cricket Match
Cricket is not only a sport, but it’s also a feeling. We all love to hoot for our favorite team India but now it’s time to hoot for your family. Get the wickets to fall with the ball and strike a six with your perfect batting style, after all, it’s Cricket guys. Plan the cricket on a big lawn so that both the families can hit the runs but your scores highest.
(5) Tug of war
Here comes the real strength. Start drinking milk ladies because here boys can win the battle, The tug of war. This fun and adventurous game is perfect to show “Hum kisi se kam nahi”.
(6) Musical Chairs
Come’on who doesn’t like Musical Chair. Groove over music and grab a chair. Now, this is a perfect ice breaker game.
(7) Who is most likely to
If you don’t know anything about your spouse and inlaws then this game is a must to plan. List down the most exciting and fun questions and here you go. Ask them what they most likely to and trust me you will laugh till you fall on the ground.
(8) Fish the ring
This game is something that is played as a tradition when a bride enters her new home. The catch of the game is that whoever wins between the bride and groom is the one gets the power. Let’s see we get a perfect bhabhi or joru ka Gulam bhaiya.
(9) Hula Hooping
Ladies, it’s your turn to groove a little but wait a minute wear this hula hoop. Plan this game with all taiji and chacha Ji and it would be fun to see how the hoop fits on their big hula tummy.
(10) Ring Toss
A simple game we all must have played in fairs. All you need to do is just get the favorite things of the bride and groom and fight with the ring for that thing. You need to toss the ring on the object to grab that item.
(11) Spin the wheel
Spin the wheel is my favorite. The game is fun and shows the luck and chances while you spin. All the best so that you don’t get a “BETTER LUCK NEXT TIME”.
(12) Gunny Bag Race
A wedding means so much oily food, cold drinks, ice creams, and whatnot. But this game will help you to get fit while having fun. All you need are gunny bags and make every elder, younger, gharati and baratis jump and move till they reach the finish line.
(13) Beer pong
Beer lovers, the ball is in your court now. Make the teams and place the beer glasses. Let the ping pong ball drop in the glasses and that’s how the fun begins.
(14) Saree tying competition
Why did boys have all the fun and we women just get through the difficult task of tying a saree? Let the boys do this once. This game can be played in two ways. First, let the boys tie sarees on their spouse. Second, make them tie a saree. The fun is unlimited in both ways.
Don’t these games sound fun? So, fill your wedding with full fun so that fufa Ji don’t get the chance to swallow face and mama ji don’t get the time to be food critics. A wedding is something we wait for years. And when it’s finally happening then why don’t mix some tadka and excitement into it. So happy playing and having an enjoyable wedding.
