Weddings Words for the imposter game
- Wedding Dress
- Ring Bearer
- Honeymoon
- Confetti
- Best Man
- Wedding Cake
- Walking Down the Aisle
- RSVP
- Bridesmaids
- Wedding Car
- The Altar
- Marriage Proposal
- Wedding Photographer
- Veil
- Groom
- Seating Plan
- Wedding Bells
- Flower Girl
- Wedding Buffet
- Engagement Ring
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20 of the 52 words in Imposterly’s Weddings pack, from the Everyday shelf. Family-safe, so kids can play too. New to the game? How to play.
What the words mean
The app shows each word with a line like this, so nobody gets caught out by a word they’ve never heard.
- Wedding Dress
- The long, usually white gown worn on the big day
- Ring Bearer
- A child who carries the bands down the aisle on a cushion
- Honeymoon
- The holiday a newly married couple take together
- Confetti
- Tiny bits of coloured paper thrown over a happy couple
- Best Man
- The groom's chosen friend who helps him and gives a speech
- Wedding Cake
- A tall tiered dessert sliced at the reception
- Walking Down the Aisle
- The bride's slow entrance toward the front of the ceremony
- RSVP
- A reply telling the hosts whether you will attend
- Bridesmaids
- Friends who stand beside the bride and help her
- Wedding Car
- The decorated vehicle that carries the couple
- The Altar
- The table at the front of a church where vows are said
- Marriage Proposal
- Asking someone to marry you, often on one knee
- Wedding Photographer
- The person hired to take pictures of the big day
- Veil
- Sheer fabric worn over or behind the bride's head
- Groom
- The man getting married
- Seating Plan
- A chart showing which guest sits at which table
- Wedding Bells
- Church chimes that ring out to celebrate a marriage
- Flower Girl
- A little lass who scatters petals before the bride walks in
- Wedding Buffet
- A long table of food where guests help themselves
- Engagement Ring
- A band, often with a diamond, given when you ask to marry
Everyone’s card says Wedding Dress. The imposter’s says Ring Bearer.
That’s Decoy mode: the imposter knows they’re the imposter and gets a word from the same pack to hide behind. In Classic, they get no word at all. How to play
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