Wedding Jeopardy Games

Originally made of such strong herbs as thyme and garlic, which were meant to frighten away evil spirits, and to cover the stench emitting from people who had not bathed recently.

Year: 1997 Directed By: P.J Hogan Stars: Julia Roberts, Dermot Mulroney, Cameron Diaz "When a woman's long-time friend says he's engaged, she realizes she loves him herself... and sets out to get him, with only days before the wedding."

The walk the wedding party takes up the aisle before the ceremony.

Loves all of you
Love your curves and all your edges
All your perfect imperfections

________ _____

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When a groom used to steal his bride from her tribe, he was forced to carry her kicking and screaming. This act of thievery has evolved into a more romantic gesture, welcoming the bride into her new home. 

Year: 2002 Director: Joel Zwick Staring: Nia Vardalos, John Corbett and Michael Constantine "A young Greek woman falls in love with a non-Greek and struggles to get her family to accept him while she comes to terms with her heritage and cultural identity."

Also known as members of the wedding party. They're friends and family members that you've asked to play a special role whether as best man, usher, or groomsman.

My lonely days are over and life is like a song, oh yeah
At last the skies above are blue
My heart was wrapped up clover the night I looked at you

______ _____ __

EAPRTEFRETAEM

It was believed to contain the "vein of love" that led directly to the heart. 

Year: 1998 Director: Frank Coraci Staring: Adam Sandler, Drew Barrymore and Christine Taylor "Robbie and Julia are both engaged to be married but to the wrong people. Fortunately, fate intervenes to help them discover each other."

An arch of branches, vines, and/or flowers that the bride and groom stand under to say their vows

You were my strength when I was weak
You were my voice when I couldn't speak
You were my eyes when I couldn't see

_ ___ _________ ___ _______ ___ ____

IOWNOCNRPEUONUYOBUDNASHNDAIFWE.

Traditionally brides wear something old, something new, something borrowed, and something....

Hey little sister, what have you done?
Hey little sister, who's the only one?
Hey little sister, who's your superman?
Hey little sister, who's the one you want?
Hey little sister, shotgun!

It's a nice day to start again
It's a nice day for a white wedding

Competition between the maid of honor and a bridesmaid, over who is the bride's best friend, threatens to upend the life of an out-of-work pastry chef

What does the groom carry the bride across to bravely protect her from evil spirits lurking below

What is Emily's Fiance's name?

Pittsburgh weddings are famous for having what at the reception

This will be
An everlasting love
This will be
The one I've waited for
This will be
The first time anyone has loved me, oh oh oh

A young Greek woman falls in love with a non-Greek and struggles to get her family to accept him while she comes to terms with her heritage and cultural identity

Why is the wedding ring worn on the fourth finger

Where is the reception being held?

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

This last pharaoh married a Roman emperor

Placing this on the bride in Greece is considered good luck

These are grown in Holland

Back in the Dark Ages, this was considered a hot item. It's said that family and friends would wait outside the nuptial bedchamber until they were shown evidence—sheets, stockings, a _____—that the marriage had been consummated

In some cultures, this on your wedding day symbolizes fertility and cleansing. This couple's wedding was interrupted by a torrential downpour, and nine months to the day of the wedding, their daughter was born.

Famous baseball player married a famous actress

These are traditionally chimed at Irish weddings to keep evil spirits away and to ensure a harmonious family life.

These are an accent flower used in a bouquet or flower arrangement.

This superstition dates back to the time of arranged marriages, when people believed that if the couple ________ before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding.

According to folklore, this signifies a broken relationship and is bad luck to give as a wedding present. If these are on your registry, just give the gift giver a penny. That way, it's considered a purchase.

This famous actress married a prince

In Italy, many newlyweds smash this at their wedding, and they put a lot of muscle into it, too!

These is tradition for the bride to carry down the aisle.

The wedding tradition of tyingthese to the bumper of the wedding car comes from the French custom of throwing a “charivari” for the couple. The “charivari” was essentially a celebration that took place on a night before the wedding. Neighbors would walk down the streets and bang their pots and pans to make as much noise as possible throughout the village in order to scare away evil spirits

The four C's of diamond buying

The traditional side the bride walks on when being escorted by the groom.

What's his favorite drink of choice.

Marta's place of employment

THESE are carried by brides and were originally made of strong herbs such as garlic, meant to frighten away evil spirits, and to cover the stench of guests who had not bathed.

A diamond cut shaped like a square

The meaning of the word "bride" in Old English.

The 2 college sports David played

How old was Monika when she meet venkat

When a Groom used to steal his Bride from her tribe, he had to carry her kicking and screaming. This has evolved into THIS romantic gesture, welcoming the Bride into their new home.

The word "carat" is derived from balancing the weight of a diamond against what type of seed?

The day on which custom has it that a woman can propose to a man

The foreign location where David was deployed while serving in the Marines.

Marta's side job

This was believed to contain the "vein of love" that led directly to the heart.

The first place of employment Keeth had following Highschool

Duanitas place of employment

The names of Keeth & Duanitas Dogs

The sport that Keeth played in Highschool

The birth country of Duanita Prada Sanchez Amiga Walker

Where Keeth and Duanita first met

What is the Highest Level of gold (Karat)

The subdivision was Keith Born in

Duanitas Highschool

Engagement Date

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

This last pharaoh married a Roman emperor

Placing this on the bride in Greece is considered good luck

These are grown in Holland

Back in the Dark Ages, this was considered a hot item. It's said that family and friends would wait outside the nuptial bedchamber until they were shown evidence—sheets, stockings, a _____—that the marriage had been consummated

In some cultures, this on your wedding day symbolizes fertility and cleansing. This couple's wedding was interrupted by a torrential downpour, and nine months to the day of the wedding, their daughter was born.

Famous baseball player married a famous actress

These are traditionally chimed at Irish weddings to keep evil spirits away and to ensure a harmonious family life.

These are an accent flower used in a bouquet or flower arrangement.

This superstition dates back to the time of arranged marriages, when people believed that if the couple ________ before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding.

According to folklore, this signifies a broken relationship and is bad luck to give as a wedding present. If these are on your registry, just give the gift giver a penny. That way, it's considered a purchase.

This famous actress married a prince

In Italy, many newlyweds smash this at their wedding, and they put a lot of muscle into it, too!

These is tradition for the bride to carry down the aisle.

The wedding tradition of tyingthese to the bumper of the wedding car comes from the French custom of throwing a “charivari” for the couple. The “charivari” was essentially a celebration that took place on a night before the wedding. Neighbors would walk down the streets and bang their pots and pans to make as much noise as possible throughout the village in order to scare away evil spirits

2004: Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams

The walk the wedding party takes up the aisle before the ceremony.

It was believed to contain the  "vein of love" that led directly to the heart.

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These loveable rodents have been playful with each other for years. You can still find them in their hometown of Anaheim, California.

1998: Adam Sandler and Drew Barrymore

Also known as members of the wedding party. They're friends and family members that you've asked to play a special role whether as best man, usher, or groomsman.

This is a more romantic gesture, welcoming the Bride into her new home.

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He was a wild playboy who was tamed by this stunning Human Rights lawyer.

2009: Bradley Cooper, Zach Galifianakis, and Ed Helms

The main male attendant and your witness to the marriage. He's responsible for handling some of the arrangements and supplying reassurance.

This tradition was started from a bride's desire to offer a good luck souvenir, and prevent guests from bothering her during her reception...

Despite this "plastic world", this couple is probably the most famous, even though they don't exist.

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

This last pharaoh married a Roman emperor

Placing this on the bride in Greece is considered good luck

These are grown in Holland

Back in the Dark Ages, this was considered a hot item. It's said that family and friends would wait outside the nuptial bedchamber until they were shown evidence—sheets, stockings, a _____—that the marriage had been consummated

In some cultures, this on your wedding day symbolizes fertility and cleansing. This couple's wedding was interrupted by a torrential downpour, and nine months to the day of the wedding, their daughter was born.

Famous baseball player married a famous actress

These are traditionally chimed at Irish weddings to keep evil spirits away and to ensure a harmonious family life.

These are an accent flower used in a bouquet or flower arrangement.

This superstition dates back to the time of arranged marriages, when people believed that if the couple ________ before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding.

According to folklore, this signifies a broken relationship and is bad luck to give as a wedding present. If these are on your registry, just give the gift giver a penny. That way, it's considered a purchase.

This famous actress married a prince

In Italy, many newlyweds smash this at their wedding, and they put a lot of muscle into it, too!

These is tradition for the bride to carry down the aisle.

The wedding tradition of tyingthese to the bumper of the wedding car comes from the French custom of throwing a “charivari” for the couple. The “charivari” was essentially a celebration that took place on a night before the wedding. Neighbors would walk down the streets and bang their pots and pans to make as much noise as possible throughout the village in order to scare away evil spirits

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

This last pharaoh married a Roman emperor

Placing this on the bride in Greece is considered good luck

These are grown in Holland

Back in the Dark Ages, this was considered a hot item. It's said that family and friends would wait outside the nuptial bedchamber until they were shown evidence—sheets, stockings, a _____—that the marriage had been consummated

In some cultures, this on your wedding day symbolizes fertility and cleansing. This couple's wedding was interrupted by a torrential downpour, and nine months to the day of the wedding, their daughter was born.

Famous baseball player married a famous actress

These are traditionally chimed at Irish weddings to keep evil spirits away and to ensure a harmonious family life.

These are an accent flower used in a bouquet or flower arrangement.

This superstition dates back to the time of arranged marriages, when people believed that if the couple ________ before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding.

According to folklore, this signifies a broken relationship and is bad luck to give as a wedding present. If these are on your registry, just give the gift giver a penny. That way, it's considered a purchase.

This famous actress married a prince

In Italy, many newlyweds smash this at their wedding, and they put a lot of muscle into it, too!

These is tradition for the bride to carry down the aisle.

The wedding tradition of tyingthese to the bumper of the wedding car comes from the French custom of throwing a “charivari” for the couple. The “charivari” was essentially a celebration that took place on a night before the wedding. Neighbors would walk down the streets and bang their pots and pans to make as much noise as possible throughout the village in order to scare away evil spirits

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

This last pharaoh married a Roman emperor

Placing this on the bride in Greece is considered good luck

These are grown in Holland

Back in the Dark Ages, this was considered a hot item. It's said that family and friends would wait outside the nuptial bedchamber until they were shown evidence—sheets, stockings, a _____—that the marriage had been consummated

In some cultures, this on your wedding day symbolizes fertility and cleansing. This couple's wedding was interrupted by a torrential downpour, and nine months to the day of the wedding, their daughter was born.

Famous baseball player married a famous actress

These are traditionally chimed at Irish weddings to keep evil spirits away and to ensure a harmonious family life.

These are an accent flower used in a bouquet or flower arrangement.

This superstition dates back to the time of arranged marriages, when people believed that if the couple ________ before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding.

According to folklore, this signifies a broken relationship and is bad luck to give as a wedding present. If these are on your registry, just give the gift giver a penny. That way, it's considered a purchase.

This famous actress married a prince

In Italy, many newlyweds smash this at their wedding, and they put a lot of muscle into it, too!

These is tradition for the bride to carry down the aisle.

The wedding tradition of tyingthese to the bumper of the wedding car comes from the French custom of throwing a “charivari” for the couple. The “charivari” was essentially a celebration that took place on a night before the wedding. Neighbors would walk down the streets and bang their pots and pans to make as much noise as possible throughout the village in order to scare away evil spirits

How old will the bride be when the wedding happens (2021)

How old will the groom be on the wedding day(2021)?

Where did the couple meet?

What type of music will you walk down the isle with me too?

What is the music genre that will be mainly played at the wedding?

What color do I want my hair to be during my wedding?

What color will be his tux?

When does the couple want to start having kids? (what is the age range?)

Will the dresses be different colors or one color different shades?

What is the theme of the wedding?

How many wedding shops do I want to try dresses on at.

What alcohol did Jayden buy for his groomsmen?

Where did we go on our first vacations together as a couple.

Will you HAVE to give a speech at my wedding?

Where does the couple want to go to on their honeymoon?

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

This last pharaoh married a Roman emperor

The four "C's" of diamond buying.

These are grown in Holland

This power couple welcomed their daughter, Blue Ivy, in 2012.

These are carried by brides and were originally made of strong herbs to frighten away spirits and mask the smell of unwashed guests.

Famous baseball player married a famous actress

A diamond cut like a square.

These are an accent flower used in a bouquet or flower arrangement.

These two are the power couple of country music. They have a couple of songs together. Spin your chair and tune in to their melodies.

When a groom stole his bride from her tribe, he carried her away kicking and screaming. This has evolved into what tradition?

This famous actress married a prince

The word carat is derived from balancing the weight of a diamond against what type of seed?

These is tradition for the bride to carry down the aisle.

In 2012, this celeb couple wed in Italy. He played guitar while serenading this bride and she wore a pink dress.

This custom traces its roots back to Rome. Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself

She is a cookbook author and the celebrity wife of a NBA player.

Ang Lee won the Oscar for Best Director for this movie in 2006.

It is a tradition to toss these at the end of the wedding.

Back in the Dark Ages, this was considered a hot item. It's said that family and friends would wait outside the nuptial bedchamber until they were shown evidence—sheets, stockings, a _____—that the marriage had been consummated

In some cultures, this on your wedding day symbolizes fertility and cleansing. This couple's wedding was interrupted by a torrential downpour, and nine months to the day of the wedding, their daughter was born.

She is known for her involvement in the Let's Move!, Reach Higher and Let Girls Learn campaigns.

In this classic romcom, the main characters first met while sharing a cab from Chicago to New York... and then again, 10 years later in a bookstore.

Fearing evil spirits were jealous of her happiness, the bride would wear this to disguise herself.

This superstition dates back to the time of arranged marriages, when people believed that if the couple ________ before the ceremony, it would give them a chance to change their minds about the wedding.

According to folklore, this signifies a broken relationship and is bad luck to give as a wedding present. If these are on your registry, just give the gift giver a penny. That way, it's considered a purchase.

She married the Prince of Wales.

In some cultures, having this on your wedding day is considered good luck, symbolizing fertility and cleansing.

The wedding tradition of tyingthese to the bumper of the wedding car comes from the French custom of throwing a “charivari” for the couple. The “charivari” was essentially a celebration that took place on a night before the wedding. Neighbors would walk down the streets and bang their pots and pans to make as much noise as possible throughout the village in order to scare away evil spirits

At a Jewish wedding, the couple is married under THIS canopy that symbolizes the home they will build together

This is the name of the big circle dance, traditionally done at happy Jewish occasions, where the couple being married and their families are lifted onto chairs.

Jews traditionally give gifts in increments of THIS number

The Sheva Brachot compare the wedding couple to...

True or False: You have to be a rabbi in order to officiate at a Jewish wedding.

At the end of the Wedding ceremony, the groom traditionally breaks THIS with his foot. Symbolizing that, despite the joy of this moment -- the world is still broken and suffering persists.

At the end of a Jewish wedding, one of the newlyweds traditionally stomps on this.  Symbolizing that despite the joy of the moment, brokenness and suffering still exist in the world.

This is the number of cups of wine that are traditionally blessed under the huppah.

In the week leading up to the wedding, the couple traditionally refrain from doing THIS.

The Jewish wedding contract, outlining the couple's responsibilities to one another in married life.

Jews are traditionally married wearing this color

This is the number of times that the couple circles one another under the huppah at the beginning of the wedding ceremony.

The bride and groom are able to bless all the guests at their wedding because they are considered THIS for the day...

Guests at a Jewish wedding are required to do THIS.