How to Choose Newlywed Game Questions
Newlywed Game questions are provocative, silly and extremely fun. They are the meat of the hit Newlyweds Game Show, hosted by Bob Eubanks and started in the 1960's.
Since the origin of the Game show, couples have been hosting their own versions of the Newlywed Game at all types of social events. Hosting your own Newlywed Game is a piece of cake and has become much simpler since Endless Games has created an actual newlywed home board game!
Regardless of whether you use the board game or your own creativity, you will need a vast amount of newlywed game questions to make your game a success. This article will show you how to find and choose and create the best newlywed game questions for your event!
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Instructions
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WATCH VIDEO OF THE OLD NEWLYWED GAME SHOW - Before trying to choose Newlywed game questions from any website, it is important to get into the spirit and mindset. Watch old videos of the Newlywed show on youtube (see resource section for links). Write down any questions you especially enjoyed.
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READ THROUGH PREMADE NEWLYWED GAME QUESTIONS - Due to the popularity of the game, there are many resources which include questions upon questions for the Newlywed Game. See resource section below to read through them. These will probably suffice for many if not all of of your games.
Consider printing these out and storing them in a labeled plastic baggy with your board games. This way, if you need them at a moments notice, you will be prepared to host.
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CREATE YOUR OWN NEWLYWED GAME QUESTIONS - Whether you need to create your own questions or not, this is an extremely fun precursor to the party. Invite your friends over the night before or week before to help plan. While creating newlywed game questions, you can make snacks or decorations for the party or just drink some beverages and relax.
Making the questions with your guests before hand will add anticipation to the party and conversations during this time will be priceless. It also makes the party more fun/embarrassing, as their may have been discussion about how a man will answer.
If you need help creating questions, think of them in categories such as: in laws, food, sleeping habits, sex, etc. Use premade questions for ideas and build off of them.
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Tips & Warnings
Cast a host for the party! Choose someone who will be happy to do it with energy and flair. Consider a younger family member (teen aged), the veteran married person of the family or a vivacious single/bachelor/bachelorette type friend. If needed, choose someone who is married to do double duty. An official host definitely adds to the fun of the Newlywed Game :)
Make sure to consider your guests' comfort level when selecting questions. Some questions are more risque than others and will be inappropriate for friends who are not comfortable talking about those areas, or children (if they are in the "audience.")
