DJ Games for Party and Wedding

Are you planning your party or wedding with music and a DJ? Are you worried about keeping your guests happy with your event? Well, the best thing you can do so your party cannot get stale is by playing a few DJ games for your party and wedding.

These games will definitely entertain your crowd and can be an amazing source of social interaction and fun. The great thing about having a DJ is you have someone else to help create fun, and they can be referees in the games and even hand out prizes to the winners. DJ games are also played on the dancefloor. That's why you can mix them up with the dancing time and keep the party totally unpredictable. So, let's look at the best DJ games for parties and weddings.

DJ Party Games

Here are some fun games you can play during a birthday, corporate, school party etc. Keep the party going and guests entertained by playing some of these games.

Hula Hoops
In this game, get all people to stand together in a large wide circle and ask them to hold hands with each other. Then place a hula hoop in the circle and start playing a fast song. The objective of this DJ game is that the hoop should be passed around the circle without anyone letting go of the hands. And when the music stops, anyone who has the hoop around them (not on their arms) will be out. Continue the game until there is one person left who will be the winner.

Pass the Balloon
This is an amazing balloon game. In which you have to create two lines of participants facing each other. And the first person in both the lines puts the balloon between their legs and in that condition, they have passed it to the next player in their respective lines. And the last player in line then has to break the balloon by sitting on it.

Marshmallow Sculptures
In this DJ game, you will have two teams and you will give them a bag of marshmallows with a bunch of toothpicks. And the goal is to create something with these things, while the music is running in the background. You can make the game harder by setting a theme like faces, vehicles, and nature.

Tissue Game
In this, you have to provide every player with a small pack of tissues. After starting the music and on the count of three, the players must get all of the tissues from the packet quickly that too with one hand. And the quickest player will be the winner.

Guess the Name of the Song
This game is a mixture of DJing with some karaoke. You have to work with a DJ to decide which genre, decade, and style of music you want to use before playing. The game is simple. You have to get everybody on their feet dancing to some regular music. Then the DJ throws a random song into the chorus. Then anyone who knows the song title will have to shout it out and the right answer will be the winner. If they sing the next line of the song or know some trivia, they will get some extra points. The player with the most points will be the winner.

DJ Wedding Games

Here are some games that are designed for a wedding reception. Fun and interactive games that can be played with the bride and groom and their guests.

Find the Groom
This game is not so common, but it can be quite funny. As it works best for a big wedding. In this bride is asked to find the groom and all the guests are asked to waive their napkins in the air. It provides a bit of misdirection and distraction. It can be an easy task, but disguised grooms can add an amusing twist. They can wear a wig, fake mustache, or change clothes and anything to throw off the bride.

The Kissing Game
During the wedding ceremony at some point, your DJ or MC will call the names of some couples that the bride and groom have provided. After the announcement, the couples then have to kiss and as a twist, the bride and groom have to copy the same kiss.

Scavenger Hunt
This is a great game for weddings. The game is like you hide some random things in different places. For instance, under the table, behind the door, or inside a decorative plant where this event is happening. And the participants who can find and bring those things back to the DJ receive a prize. However, this game is not ideal if the wedding is in a more open place like on the beach because there are fewer spots to hide things. It is ideal for events in closed facilities. But any place or venue that consists of a lot of items or furniture is perfect for the game.

The Shoe Game
The shoe game is very common at weddings and unlike other games, this is played by the bride and groom instead of the guests. The goal of the game is for the bride and groom to sit on chairs that are opposite to each other. And both have their spouse's shoe and their own shoe in both hands. After that, both are asked interesting questions like who fell in love first, who apologizes first, and who is more creative. They will answer by raising either their own shoe or their spouse's shoe. The fun starts when both of them have contradictory answers. Also, another amazing thing is that the attendees will get to know more about the spouses.

Marshmallow Run
This game is a relay race, and it starts with equal teams. In this, every player gets a straw and they have to suck up one marshmallow and carry it across the dance floor. And putting it into a glass and running back and slapping the hand of the next player in line to do the same. The team that remains with one marshmallow per player wins the game.

Well, DJ games are all about keeping people happy and dancing and lifting the event. These games can help to make your party or wedding ceremony more fun and enjoyable. DJ games can even help to rescue even the deadest dancefloors at weddings and also at your other parties.