Board Game Theme Wedding Ideas

1. Seating cards

Use game pieces like dominoes and checkers to designate the tables, via The Knot and Style Me Pretty.

2. Board Game Theme Cake

We love how the cake on the left even has chess boards as the base! Photos via The Knot and Kate Harrison.

3. Board Game Boutonnieres

We have a thing for nonfloral boutonnieres, and these ones are especially cute! They would be perfect for a Candy Land, dominoes, or poker themed wedding! via Wedding Chicks, BrideTide and Fritts Rosenow.

4. Board Game Wedding Favors

Personalized decks of cards would be perfect for a poker theme, via Austin Gros. It would be extra cute if the number corresponds to the age you were in the picture, via Martha Stewart. Play off of Monopoly with “Chance” lottery tickets via Wedding Bee, or make personalized magnets with scrabble pieces via Project Wedding!

5. Scrabble Tiles

Using scrabble tiles in weddings is quite the trend right now–for good reason! They are just so cute and versatile. Look for used Scrabble games at thrift stores.

Save the Dates, via A Summer Picnic Wedding and flickr

Placecards, via Snippet and Ink and Love & Lavender.

Signs, via Ruffled and Forget Me Knot Weddings

Ringshots, via here and here.

6. Chess Pieces

With it’s iconic game pieces and bold black and white palette, chess is a great place to draw inspiration from.

Oversized chess pieces work as centerpieces or photo props. Via Grey Likes Weddings and Caroline Tran

A black and white checkered dance floor looks a lot like a giant chess board, via Snippet and Ink and Ann Wade Parrish Photography

7. Puzzles

Although technically not a “game,” we think puzzles deserve a spot on the list. We like the symbolism of two pieces fitting together perfectly–it seems so appropriate for a wedding!

Puzzle piece menus, via The Knotty Bride, would get the conversation rolling at each table.

Puzzle Invitation. Send guests unassembled puzzle pieces that form your invitation or save the date, via Etsy. Or, create a simpler version that links together the invite and rsvp card, via The Sweetest Occasion.