Couple trivia questions are quiz questions about how a couple met, what they love, their habits and their plans, which guests answer at a bridal shower, engagement party or reception. Whoever matches the couple's real answers most often wins. Below are 100 couple trivia questions in 5 categories, plus a free maker that turns your picks into printable quiz cards and an answer key.
Make your couple trivia quiz
How to play couple trivia
Pick your questions
Choose 15 to 25 questions in the quiz maker. Twenty is a good default for a 10 to 15 minute game. Add any inside-story questions of your own.
Get the couple's real answers
Ask the couple ahead of time and type their answers in, or leave them blank and write them on the printed answer key.
Print the cards and the key
Print one guest card per guest or per table, plus the answer key, and hand out pens. Pair it with wedding bingo cards if you want a second game on the tables.
Play and mark
Give guests a set time to answer. Then the couple (or the host) reads the answers aloud while guests mark their own cards: one point per correct answer.
Crown the winner
Highest score wins. Break a tie with a closest-number question read aloud. Looking for more? See these wedding reception games for guests.
100 couple trivia questions by category
Every question fits on a printed card, and every one is in the quiz maker above. Questions about "who" are answered by circling Partner 1, Partner 2 or Both.
How we met
Best for a bridal shower or engagement party, where close friends and family know the story.
- Where did they first meet?
- Who spoke to the other first?
- What was their first date?
- Where was their first date?
- Who asked who out?
- What month did they start dating?
- Who said "I love you" first?
- Who made the first move?
- First movie they watched together?
- Who introduced them, if anyone?
- What did they eat on their first date?
- Where was their first kiss?
- How long before they met the parents?
- Who was more nervous on date one?
- What was their first trip together?
- Who texted first after the first date?
- What was the first gift exchanged?
- How long until the engagement?
- Where did the proposal happen?
- Who proposed?
Favorites
Easy for any crowd, and a good mix when some guests know one partner better than the other.
- Their favorite date-night restaurant?
- Their favorite takeout order?
- What is their song?
- Their favorite movie to rewatch?
- Their favorite TV show to binge?
- Their favorite vacation so far?
- Their favorite weekend activity?
- Their favorite dessert to share?
- Their favorite holiday?
- Their favorite board or card game?
- Their favorite coffee order?
- Their favorite season?
- Their favorite cocktail or drink?
- Their favorite pizza topping?
- Their favorite band to see live?
- Their favorite city they've visited?
- Their favorite breakfast?
- Their favorite road-trip snack?
- Their favorite way to celebrate?
- Their favorite place to walk?
Habits & quirks
Quick to answer and quick to score, because guests just circle a partner. A good fit for a reception crowd.
- Who hogs the blanket?
- Who is always running late?
- Who takes longer to get ready?
- Who snores louder?
- Who controls the TV remote?
- Who does most of the cooking?
- Who leaves dishes in the sink?
- Who is the early riser?
- Who sings in the shower?
- Who has more pairs of shoes?
- Who checks their phone more?
- Who is the pickier eater?
- Who drives when they go out?
- Who hits snooze the most?
- Who is messier at home?
- Who wants the thermostat lower?
- Who hates losing at games most?
- Who forgets where the keys are?
- Who talks in their sleep?
- Who is the better parallel parker?
Who's more likely to…
The fastest round for a reception table: read the ending, circle a partner or Both.
- …cry at a sad movie?
- …get lost with GPS on?
- …adopt a stray animal?
- …plan a surprise party?
- …fall asleep first?
- …win a karaoke contest?
- …eat the last slice?
- …forget an anniversary?
- …befriend a stranger?
- …order dessert first?
- …book a last-minute trip?
- …start a dance-off?
- …burn dinner?
- …lose their phone?
- …binge a whole series in a day?
- …apologize first?
- …win at trivia night?
- …spend too much on a gift?
- …talk their way out of a ticket?
- …cry during the vows?
Future plans
A warm closing round for a shower or engagement party, and a good way to hear the couple's plans out loud.
- Where is the honeymoon?
- Dream city to live in someday?
- Next pet they want to get?
- Dream vacation destination?
- Next big thing they'll save for?
- Where will they spend the holidays?
- Dream home: city, suburb, or farm?
- What will they name their next pet?
- Hobby they want to learn together?
- Bucket-list concert they want to see?
- Who will plan the anniversaries?
- Where will they be in 10 years?
- Dream car for road trips?
- A country they'll visit next?
- Who will host the family holidays?
- What will they cook on date night?
- Dream anniversary trip?
- Who will retire first?
- A tradition they want to start?
- First home project they'll tackle?
Catch the photos while guests play
Guests are already at the tables with their phones while they fill in their cards. Put a QR code next to the quiz cards and everyone can add their shots to one shared album. Guests join from the QR code or an eight-character invite, in any modern phone browser, with no account required. Installing the app is optional. Here is how to set up a QR code for wedding guests to upload photos.
Every guest's photos in one album
Reveal modes can keep the photos hidden until the event ends, or until a set number of hours after it, so the album is a surprise the next morning. Moments split the day into stages, like the ceremony, the reception and the after-party, each with its own QR code.
SYNC is free to start for up to 7 guest uploaders per event. For a bigger party, upgrade that event with SYNC PRO, a one-time purchase, not a subscription. Planning a shower too? See our bridal shower game templates.
Frequently asked questions
How many couple trivia questions should a quiz have?
Between 15 and 25 is the sweet spot, and 20 questions take about 10 to 15 minutes. The quiz maker needs at least 10 and allows up to 25, so the cards stay easy to read.
Are couple trivia questions better for a bridal shower or the reception?
Both work. A shower suits a longer quiz with detailed how-we-met questions, since the guests know the couple well. A reception suits a shorter set of 10 to 15 who's-more-likely and habits questions, played per table as teams. Choose 4 cards per page (up to 15 questions) for tables. Hosting an engagement party? The same quiz works there.
How do you score a couple trivia game?
Give one point for each answer that matches the couple's. For the who-questions, the point goes to guests who circled the same partner (or Both) as the couple. Every card has a Score: __ / N line for the total.
What is a good tie-breaker?
Read a closest-number question aloud, such as how many days passed between the first date and the proposal, or how many countries the couple have visited together. The closest guess wins, and it needs no space on the card.
Can I add my own questions?
Yes. Add up to 10 of your own questions, up to 40 characters each. They count toward the 25-question limit.
Is the quiz maker free, and is anything saved?
It's free, with no sign-up. It runs in your browser and nothing is uploaded or stored, so reloading the page starts fresh. Print or download the PDF before you leave.