Place the deck
Put the deck at the head table, bar, guest book station, or photo booth. Anywhere guests naturally gather works.
How to play · Tie the Knot
Tie the Knot gets every table talking — place the 36-card deck at the reception and let guests draw dares all night long.
Put the deck at the head table, bar, guest book station, or photo booth. Anywhere guests naturally gather works.
Choose three of five categories. Sweet and Social during dinner; Cheeky and Scandalous once the champagne hits.
Guests pull cards between courses, during toasts, or whenever the energy dips. No formal turns — just grab and play.
Dare a guest across the room, the maid of honor, the groom's uncle, or the whole table. Mix it up.
Sweet cards during family hour. Save Bold and Scandalous for when the dance floor fills up and inhibitions drop.
The best dares become the stories the couple hears about for years. Encourage photos — with permission.
The only rule that matters
Every dare is optional. Mixed-age groups work best with a pass-friendly house rule. The goal is laughter and connection, not embarrassment.
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