All About the Bride
Wedding Lore
The Groom
The Couple
Wedding Lore Part 2
100

What is the brides favorite color?

Green or Dark purple


100

What finger is the wedding ring traditionally worn on?

Left ring finger


If you get this right you get to steal 100 points from the other team!

100

What is his middle name?

Phillip Andrews


-200 for getting wrong 

*if correct you get to give someone a drink

100

Who made the first move?

Jackson did

100

What is the name for the party held before the wedding for the bride?


The main party held for a bride before her wedding is a bridal shower, where she receives gifts for her future home.  

200

What was the bride’s first job?

Cut Co

200

According to tradition, what four things should a bride have on her wedding day?

  • Something old, something new, something borrowed, something blue.


200

What is his favorite thing about the bride?

Her laugh and smile

200

Who is messier?

Jackson


*if you get this right you get to tell the other team to drink! 

200

Why are wedding bells traditionally associated with weddings?

Wedding bells traditionally symbolize joy, good fortune, and the warding off of evil spirits. Rooted in ancient Celtic and Irish customs, people rang loud bells during nuptials to protect the bride and groom from negative energy, announce the union to the community, and wish the couple a prosperous future

300

What was her first car?

Honda Fit


300

In which country did the tradition of the white wedding dress become especially popular because of Queen Victoria?

Great Britain

300

What is something he spends way too much money on?

Festivals or sneakers/shoes

300

Who would survive longer without their phone?

Lauren

300

Why does the groom traditionally stand on the bride’s right side?

Traditionally, the groom stands on the right side of the bride (placing her on his left) so that his dominant right hand remains free to draw a sword and defend her from rival suitors or sudden ambushes during medieval "capture" or arranged marriages


*if you get this right you get to steal 300 points from the other team

400

What is one thing she would spend way too much money on?

Rave clothes or festivals in general

400

What does “something borrowed” traditionally symbolize?

Borrowed happiness...representing the idea that taking an item from a happily married friend or family member will transfer a portion of their good fortune and success into the new bride's marriag

400

Where was the bride and groom's first date?

Hurricanes in downtown HB

If you get this wrong you have to take a large sip of your drink!

400

Who is more likely to get lost?

She is more likely to get lost

400

Which ancient civilization is often credited with early forms of wedding rings?

The ancient Egyptians are often credited with the earliest forms of wedding rings, having exchanged braided hemp, leather, or reed bands 3,000 to 5,000 years ago to symbolize eternal love. While Egypt inspired the circular concept, the ancient Romans popularized durable metal bands and the belief in the vena amoris (vein of love)

500

What is the bride’s most irrational fear?

Rejection


*getting this wrong results in a -500 penalty

500

What animal is traditionally associated with good luck at some weddings?

A live horse, specifically a white horse, is traditionally associated with good luck at weddings in certain cultures, such as in traditional Irish and some Asian traditions where the horse symbolizes prosperity and safe journeys.

500

What would Jackson say...What is one thing the groom knew early on that made him think, “Yep, I’m going to marry her”?

She remembered the small things that he never asked or expected her to remember 

500

What was their first trip together?

Funny answer: acid at Kaura's mom's house

real answer: Solvang


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500

What unusual food is sometimes used in Greek wedding traditions to symbolize prosperity?

In Greek tradition, the pomegranate is often cracked or used as decorative symbolism at weddings to wish the newlyweds an abundant and prosperous life. Additionally, sugar-coated almonds called koufeta—distributed in odd numbers—symbolize wealth, health, and a life that cannot be divided.