Quick answer
For most weddings, start with a mix of a giant stacking game and cornhole boards. Two-player and group games involve different skill levels and keep guests moving and mingling naturally.
Balance variety with space
Wedding receptions have unpredictable layouts. A package with one or two giant games plus a cornhole set fits most venues, from backyards to banquet lawns. Three games may crowd a small dance floor, while a single game leaves some guests watching instead of playing.
Customization matters more than you think
Engraved game pieces double as decor and keepsakes. They blend the games into your theme rather than sticking out as plain wood blocks. If you skip custom engraving, the games still work, but the photographic moments lose that personal touch.
Decision rules for selecting wedding package games
- Guest count: For 50 guests or fewer, a 2-game package keeps the floor open. For larger crowds, a 3-game package gives more people something to do simultaneously. Count your confirmed guests and sketch the floor plan before choosing.
- Mix of activities: Giant Tumbling Timbers works for groups of 2–8 players in a circle. Cornhole suits 2–4 per board. Giant Connect Four adds a quick, visually engaging option for younger guests. Prioritize games that overlap in play style so nobody stands around waiting.
- Carry and storage ease: Both packages come with nylon carrying bags. The 3-game set requires more transport space; the 2-game set is easier to shuttle to a park or lawn venue. If you’re moving games from ceremony to reception site, the lighter package reduces hassle.
Games at a glance
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"Best Day Ever" Wedding Package: Includes Customized Giant Tumbling Timbers, Customized Giant 4 Connect, and a Wedding Cornhole Board Set. Three games give you variety for different group sizes, from turn-taking at Connect Four to simultaneous cornhole play.
"Best Day Ever" Wedding Package
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"I Do" Wedding Game Package: Includes Customized Giant Tumbling Timbers and a Wedding Cornhole Board Set. A two-game setup fits smaller venues and requires less setup time, leaving more room for dining and dancing.
"I Do" Wedding Game Package
Which wedding package fits your event?
Best for
- Weddings with 50+ guests who want maximum activity variety
- Couples who plan to use games as both decor and entertainment
Not for
- Very small ceremonies under 30 guests where three games would dominate the space
- Indoor-only receptions with tight floor plans and no lawn access
