四個超特別闖關活動推薦｜保證超級少見！！遊戲體驗滿分✨

Summary

In this video, Mika, a wedding consultant, shares tips for planning fun and unique wedding gate-crashing activities. She covers essential details like time management, selecting the right team, and avoiding problematic games. Mika introduces four creative activities for the groom and his groomsmen, such as 'Hand and Foot Dance', 'Blowing Ping Pong Balls', and 'Crossing the Red Line'. She emphasizes fun, memorable moments for both the wedding party and guests, all while ensuring smooth execution. Mika also encourages viewers to comment with their favorite games or share their own experiences.

Takeaways

• 😀 Make sure to control the timing of the wedding challenges to avoid delays in the ceremony and banquet schedule.
• 😀 Focus on fun and creative challenges but avoid games that might damage the groom's appearance (e.g., face-painting games).
• 😀 Choose a small team of helpers (at least three people) to manage the game setup, time control, and live-streaming for the bride to monitor the groom's progress.
• 😀 Avoid painful or unpleasant games for the groom, such as waxing leg hair or using ice cubes, which could result in discomfort or broken equipment.
• 😀 Ensure that the game area is spacious and well-lit to guarantee good photos and videos, making the investment in photographers and videographers worthwhile.
• 😀 Time each challenge to last around 10-15 minutes, with 3-4 games, to ensure everything stays on schedule for the wedding day.
• 😀 The groom and groomsmen should not have to perform excessively difficult or embarrassing physical tasks that could cause delays or discomfort.
• 😀 Choose interactive and visually appealing games that are enjoyable for both the groom and guests, ensuring memorable moments.
• 😀 For specific challenges, consider fun activities like 'hand and foot prints' walking challenges or 'blowing ping pong balls' across the table.
• 😀 Ensure the challenges are fun and meaningful while preventing over-complicated tasks or using props that might fail (like melting ice or burning candles).

Q & A

What is the main topic of the video?

The main topic of the video is about '闖關活動' (challenge games) during a wedding ceremony, particularly the tips and suggestions for organizing fun and memorable games for the groom and groomsmen.

What is the first important thing to consider when organizing these challenge games?

Time control is the first important thing to consider. Each game should last around 10-15 minutes with 3-4 challenges to avoid delays that could affect the wedding schedule, especially when it comes to the auspicious wedding time or meal times.

Why should the groom’s face not be part of the challenge games?

The groom's face should not be involved in the challenge games because it might ruin his appearance, especially considering he may only wear makeup on the wedding day. It could also lead to difficulties for the makeup artist in fixing the groom's makeup if the games cause excessive mess.

How many people should be in the challenge team, and what roles should they play?

The challenge team should ideally consist of three people: one as the game master to explain the rules and handle props, one as the event controller or assistant responsible for managing the time and venue, and one as the live streamer to broadcast the games to the bride and allow her to check on the groom's progress.

What types of games should be avoided during the challenge?

Games that cause pain or embarrassment to the groom, such as waxing or blowing flour in his face, should be avoided. Additionally, games involving items like candles or ice cubes are discouraged because they can malfunction, causing delays or accidents.

What is the recommended location for the challenge games?

The challenge games should be organized in a bright and spacious area to ensure that the photographer and videographer can capture clear and high-quality footage of the event.

Can you name a few common challenge games seen at weddings?

Some common challenge games include Q&A with the bride, guessing lip prints, assembling facial features, and dropping notes from a piece of paper.

What is the 'Hand and Foot Dance' game, and how is it played?

The 'Hand and Foot Dance' game involves cutting paper shapes of hands and feet, which are then placed on the floor. The groom and groomsmen must step on the hand and foot prints in order while walking through the challenge. The difficulty can be increased by ensuring that no two participants use the same posture.

What is the 'Blow Ping Pong Balls' game?

In this game, the groom and groomsmen blow ping pong balls towards a line of cups filled with different drinks. The game is won when the ping pong ball reaches the last cup. If they stop at a cup prematurely, the groom must drink that cup, with groomsmen helping if needed.

How is the 'Red Line Challenge' played?

The 'Red Line Challenge' is played by setting up red strings between two walls. The groom and groomsmen must walk through the strings without knocking them down. If bells are attached to the red strings, they trigger a penalty if they ring.

What is the significance of the 'Hide or Put On Wedding Shoes' game?

In this game, the wedding shoes are hidden during the challenge, and the groom and groomsmen must find them. This adds an extra layer of fun and excitement, and also shortens the challenge while integrating a final task where the groom can help put the bride's shoes on.