Find Your Man

• Blindfold the bride and have someone take her out of the room. Have all the men at the party (or five or six of them -- if there are too many participants, it could get boring) stand on chairs. One of the men should be the groom. All of the men must roll their pants up above their knees. The bride then comes back in, and still heavily blindfolded feels the calves and legs of each man to see if she can guess which one is her husband-to-be.
  
  

Partner Scavenger Hunt

• This is a game that will require the participants to leave the party location. Have each couple bring a digital camera. Give the participants 30 minutes and a list of fun activities they must do. They must record everything on the camera. When the guests return to the party, have them remove their memory cards from their cameras, and view a show of the photos on the host's television. Funny activities should include things like: Kiss a coffee shop barista on the cheek, perform a random act of kindness for a stranger, stand under a street sign that starts with "W," or take a picture where neither of your feet is touching the ground.
  
  

Cinderella

• Before the men are aware of the nature of the game, have all the women remove their shoes. Place all of the couples together, and then match up the single ladies in attendance with single men to put them in pairs for the game. Take one of each woman's shoes and place them in a large pile in the middle of the room. Ring a bell, and the men have to race as fast as they can to find their partner's shoe and place it on her foot.
  
  

Dress the Bride

• Divide the attendees into four small groups. Give each group several rolls of toilet paper. Set a timer for three minutes. Have each of the groups make the funniest and best wedding dress and veil for one of the men on their team out of the toilet paper. When the timer goes off, the bride and groom can decide which man is wearing the best dress.