Wedding Day Quest
A 15-minute wedding puzzle game for guests in 3 locks: where the couple met, the colours of the bouquet and the date it all began. Guests open one link or scan a QR code on their phone, with no app or account. The last lock can reveal the seating plan or the first-dance song.
- Made for
- Family and friends
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Duration
- 15 min
- Steps
- 3
- Locks used
- Written answer, Colour sequence, Numeric code (PIN)

Try it before you copy it
What this template contains
step 1 Β· Written answer
Where it all began
π The couple met in a city where a 330-metre iron lady watches over lovers and the bridges are heavy with padlocks.
βοΈ Type its name.
step 2 Β· Colour sequence
The bouquet
π The bouquet is a love sandwich: a rose at each end, a sunflower in the middle.
π¨ Pick the three colours from left to right.
step 3 Β· Numeric code (PIN)
The date
π Their first date fell exactly one week before the 21st of June.
π’ Enter that day, then the month, as four digits.
Ideas to make it yours
- Reveal the table plan in the finale so guests find their seats
- Use your wedding date and the city of the proposal as answers
- Print the QR code on the place cards or the menu
How to use this template
- 1
Play it here first, exactly as your players will.
- 2
Copy it into the builder, then change the codes, the clues and the locked content.
- 3
Publish and share the link or the QR code. Players need no app and no account.
Questions about this template
- Can we change the answers to our own story?
- Yes, that is the idea. Put in the city where you met, your real bouquet colours and your own date. Every question, answer and reveal can be changed, even after the link has been shared.
- When should guests play it?
- Between the ceremony and dinner works best, while the couple is busy with photos. Put the QR code on the tables or in the order of service so guests can start on their own.
- What do guests need?
- Just a phone with a browser. No app, no account. Every step has an optional hint, so grandparents and puzzle fans can both reach the end.
- Is this template free?
- Playing it and editing it in the builder are free for everyone, and players never pay. See current plans and features on the pricing page.
- Can I change the answers and the texts?
- Yes. Every code, clue, hint and piece of locked content opens in the builder, and nothing is saved until you publish.
- What do players need?
- A phone or a computer with a browser. They open your link or scan your QR code, and never create an account.
- How long does it take to play?
- About 15 minutes, from the first lock to the locked content.
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