It's about the guest of honor
Favorite food, how the couple met, the year they were born. Your questions, up to four answers each, with the right one marked.
Games, together
One set of questions, two ways to play.
Write your questions once — favorite food, how they met, the year they were born — and choose how the room plays them. Quietly, as each guest replies, scored on its own. Or live at the party, on the big screen, everyone racing the same countdown. Or both, with the same questions doing double duty.
- Write the questions once
- A live big-screen game
- No app for guests
How it works
Write once. Play how you like.
Write your questions
Add each question with up to four answers and mark the right one. Short on ideas? InviteBird Magic drafts questions fitted to your guest of honour — keep them, reword them, or wave them off.
Choose how they're played
During RSVP is the quiet game each guest answers while replying. Live at the event is the big-screen game on the day. Switch on either — or both, from the same questions.
Reveal when you're ready
Let guests see how they did on the spot, or keep it a surprise and reveal the scores in front of everyone at the party.
During RSVP
Who really knows the guest of honor?
A little game each guest plays as they reply — scored for you, revealed on your cue.
Played while they reply
No timer, no lobby, nothing to scan. Guests guess as they RSVP, every answer is scored on its own, and you'll know who paid attention.
Reveal on your cue
Show the answers straight away, or keep them a surprise. When you reveal at the party, the big screen and every guest's phone light up together.
Drafted by InviteBird Magic
Stuck for questions? InviteBird Magic suggests ones fitted to your event — nothing is added until you accept it.
Give people something to guess, vote on, or win, and the strangers at table six are a team by dessert.
And if you'd rather just ask
Polls live next door, in Ask.
A quiz has right answers. Sometimes you only want the room's opinion — tacos or pizza, Saturday or Sunday, who's bringing dessert. That's the Ask module: polls and your own questions in one list, answered in a single step of the RSVP, with tallies that add themselves up. Two modules, one for playing and one for asking, and neither gets in the other's way.
- Polls and your own questions in one place
- Pick one, pick several, or write an answer
- One RSVP step, not two separate screens
On game day
Three screens, one game.
You run the show
From your own phone or laptop, start the game and throw each question. Any co-host can pick up the console mid-game if you'd rather work the room.
The big screen carries it
Your Event Day kiosk shows the join code, then each question, the answer, and the leaderboard between rounds. Guests just watch it light up.
Guests play along
Everyone scans, types a nickname, and answers on their own phone against the clock. No app, no login, nothing to hand out.
Live at the event
The party's own game show.
For the loudest ten minutes of the night, run the same questions as a live game from your phone while the big screen lights up with the join code, the questions and the leaderboard. Guests scan, pick a nickname and race the countdown — right answers and quick fingers both score — and a winner is crowned on screen at the end.
- Guests scan a code and play on their phones — no app
- A countdown, a climbing leaderboard, a crowned winner
- Rehearse anytime with Demo Mode before the day
- Any co-host's phone can take over the console
Get everyone playing
Turn guests into players.
One set of questions, played quietly as guests reply or live on the big screen — a little friendly competition goes a long way.
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Common questions
Good to know.
Do guests need an app or an account to play?
No. The RSVP game happens inside the reply itself. For the live game they scan the code on the big screen, type a nickname, and play in their phone browser — nothing to install, no login.
What's the difference between trivia and the live quiz?
They're two play modes of the same module, sharing one set of questions. During RSVP is the quiet game each guest plays as they reply, scored on its own and revealed whenever you like. Live at the event is one loud game on the day — everyone at once, racing a countdown, with a leaderboard on the big screen. Run either, or both.
What happened to the separate Trivia and Live Quiz sections?
They became one Quiz module, so you write your questions once instead of twice. Nothing was lost — existing questions, answers and scores all moved across, and old links still land in the right place.
Does it cost extra?
No. Both play modes are included on every plan. You design and preview free, and pay only when you send, by guest count.
Can I keep the answers secret until the party?
Yes. Choose "keep it a surprise" and the scores stay hidden until you reveal them. When you do, the big screen and every guest's phone show it together within seconds.
Where did polls go?
Into the Ask module, alongside your own RSVP questions — one list to write and one step for guests to answer, instead of two separate screens. Your existing polls and every vote moved with them.
Can a co-host run the games?
Yes. Co-hosts can build the questions, and on the day any co-host's phone can take over the live console. Everything but billing is shared.
Goes well with
More from the toolkit.
- Custom questionsPolls and your own questions in one list — answered in one step, tallied in one place.
- Big-screen momentsReveal the answers or draw the raffle, and every screen in the room lights up together.
- Who knows them bestThe guest of honor fills in the answers privately — so even you get to guess.
Ready when you are
Build it free, send when it's ready.
One set of questions, played quietly or out loud — pick a design and get the room playing.
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