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Nobody has to know the right answer.
Predictions the whole room can make.
A predictions poll with no incorrect answers. The honeymoon, who catches the bouquet, which mum cries first, which table gets loudest, where you'll live in ten years. Guests vote on their phones, and you can put a question on the big screen.
Predictions
Question 3 of 8
Where should we go on honeymoon?
- Our cabin48%
- Japan ✓31%
- Maldives21%
The game where a guess is enough.
Trivia rewards the guests who already know you, so half the room stays quiet. This poll asks about a future nobody has seen, so everyone has a guess worth casting. Votes are anonymous, which is what makes people answer honestly.
A minute to set up. The room does the rest.
Start from the bank
The questions are already written. Pick a few, change an option if you want, and you are done in about a minute.
Guests vote from their seats
Same link as the trivia. One vote each, and every vote is anonymous.
Everyone watches it move
Results update on every phone. Put a question on the big screen when you want the room in on it together.
A question bank, already filled in.
You're covered. Choose from the questions we already wrote, or ask your own. One minute to set up, hours of fun.
- Where should we go on honeymoon?
- Who catches the bouquet?
- Which mum will cry first?
- Which table will be the loudest?
- Where will you live in ten years?
- Who will have the worse hangover tomorrow?
- How many people will end up barefoot?
Questions couples ask us
- How do guests join predictions?
- They scan the QR code on the table card or open the link. It works in any phone browser, so there is nothing to download and no account to make. Guests who arrive late can still vote on everything that is open.
- Can guests see the results?
- Yes, and that is most of the fun. Results update live on every phone as votes come in. You can also hide results until you close a question if you would rather reveal them from the front of the room.
- Are the votes anonymous?
- Every vote is anonymous by default. Nobody, including the couple, sees who picked what. You only see the totals.
- How many questions should we ask?
- Six to eight is the sweet spot for a reception. Open them during cocktail hour, leave them running through dinner, and read the results out before the first dance.
- Can we put predictions on the big screen?
- Yes. Presenter view shows one question at a time, sized for a projector or TV. Guests keep voting from their phones while it is up.
One link to fill the room
Trivia, a photo hunt, a guestbook, and a gallery are ready now. Predictions, where the room votes on the couple, is coming soon.
Live trivia
Write the questions about the two of you, set a timer per round, and watch the leaderboard update as phones lock in answers together.
Learn morePhoto hunt
A nine-prompt card sends guests off to snap the best man mid-toast or the flower girl asleep under a table, then everyone can see what got caught.
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Ask one open-ended question and let messages roll in from guests’ phones all night. Hold new ones for review, or let them post straight to the big screen.
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Every guest photo, from the hunt or dropped in freehand, lands in one shared gallery you can download in full after the reception.
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Predictions
A poll with no incorrect answers: the honeymoon, who catches the bouquet, which mum cries first.
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Add predictions to your reception.
Coming soon, on the same link as trivia, photo hunt, guestbook, and the gallery.