Extraordinary family games, let my husband remember for a lifetime.

Pick up girls game, fun, not vulgar, let my husband remember for a lifetime.

The first level: block the door from the beginning

Bridesmaid: Who are you and what are you doing here today? (answers outside the groom's door)

Bridesmaid: Yes, please come in. The red envelope opens the way. (A small red envelope is stuffed under the door)

Bridesmaid: Just answer eight questions and you can come in.

1, the time and place when you first met;

2. Being together for the first time;

3. Give the bride five nicknames;

4. What does the bride like best?

5. Six idioms describing the current mood;

6. Sing three songs to express the mood at the moment (each song can be a lyric);

7. Name eight advantages of the bride;

8. What kind of wine will I buy you today (the bride and groom will last forever).

The second level: the game link

1, emoticons guess idioms

Cheerful, the love of the whole city, full moon, flirting, get what you want, be the apple of your eye, grow old together, smile often.

2, bread love

Time limit: one minute

Rules of the game: The groom prepares four people, each with a piece of bread, and chews out four love letters (or off-site assistance).

Step 3 look east and west

Rules of the game: The bride holds the "command" and points to "up, down, left and right" in any direction, while saying "32 1 look here". The groom and the best man looked in the opposite direction and played six times in a row. Losers will be punished.

Step 4 make faces

Rules of the game: The groom and the best man eat cookies on their foreheads together according to their facial expressions. If they eat them, they win. If they don't eat, they will be punished and everyone will get three chances.

Step 5 look for wedding shoes

It's easier to find one hidden, give them a little confidence, and it's harder to hide the other. If you can't find it, give them a red envelope.

The third layer: guarantee

Full of ritual, sound and emotion, read aloud (the groom is more sincere in writing it himself).