Why some couples are adding games and trivia to their weddings


Guests at the Kimmoks' wedding competed in physical challenges. — Photos: NIKOLL DRAMARETSKAYA/The New York Times

At their wedding last August, Joanne and Adrian Kimmok offered their 140 guests more than just the standard sit-down dinner and DJ.

Their reception, at Nanina’s in the Park in Belleville, New Jersey, the United States, featured interactive games led by the master of ceremonies, Ife Ade Tokan.

Follow us on our official WhatsApp channel for breaking news alerts and key updates!
weddings , games

Next In Living

KL's Dewakan and Penang's Gen listed among Asia's best 100 restaurants
Reggae the seal uses rubber ducks for daily enrichment training at US aquarium
Chef Ren� Redzepi steps down at Noma amid allegations of past abuse
What to do when you’ve been dating for months but aren’t ‘official’
Big Smile, No Teeth: Breaking or broken news?
Yes, there are bats in her home, and she’s trying to save them all
Homey Italian fare: Stefania Osteria is dedicated to simple, home-cooked food
Benin's lovers less row-mantic as apps replace waterway rendezvous
Royal Selangor unveils a new space at the Sultan Abdul Samad Building
Punching, screaming: Chef’s past abuse haunts world’s top-rated restaurant, Noma

Others Also Read