The Not So Newlywed Game with FREE Questions

One of my most popular posts all year long – The Not So Newlywed Game. Sit down with your partner or group of friends and a copy of these Not So Newlywed Game Questions for a fun night and the chance to see how well do you really know one another.

A Fun Couple’s Question Game to Test How Well You Know Your Partner!

Our schedule leads itself to us spending a lot of nights in front of individual screens, especially since I work a lot at night while Liam is sleeping. Therefore, we make a conscious effort to schedule time for at home date nights.

My favorite nights are the ones where we can take a little walk down memory lane while also hopefully learning something about each other. 10 years together there are definitely still things to learn, but it might take a little more effort to discover them these days.

For one of our date nights at home, I created a Winter Cuddle Kit filled with lots of goodies for a cozy picnic inside, including an indoor s’mores kit and this question game for couples.

The best part of the game is that it’s a great conversation starter! We naturally talk about similar topics every day, so  it’s nice to have questions to spark different topics and memories.

We had a lot of fun talking about what day of our marriage is our favorite besides our wedding. Interestingly enough, we both picked two different days during our honeymoon.

We also got a good laugh from talking about the worst gift we ever got from the other. It was a gift my husband gave me in the beginning. He gifted me frozen pizzas for my birthday, which were a replacement for the ones he stole out of my fridge the week before! 

This might be Bryan’s favorite date night that we’ve ever done, so I’m adding it back into our 14 Days of Love for February this year which is a commitment we make to spend more time together in February with date nights at home.

February is usually a down period between the holiday season and spring season which are both always crammed full of obligations so it’s the perfect time.

Couple’s Scattegories is always a part of our 14 Days of Love, as well. I’m a sucker for all things Scattergories! 

MAKING YOUR NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME:

The download of Not So Newlywed Game questions can be found at the bottom of this post. 

I strongly recommend using a laminator on your Not So Newlywed questions. Run the question sheets through the laminator before cutting.

This will make sure that your not so newlywed questions stay in good shape throughout the game and may more round sin the future. You will be able to play the game over and over again!! 

YOU MIGHT LIKE THESE OTHER COUPLES’ NIGHT IDEAS FOR TWO OR FOR A GROUP: 

• Couple’s Scattegories
• The Best 2 Player Board Games
• Wine and Paint Night Kit

HOW TO PLAY THE NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME

Yield: 1 Game

Prep Time: 5 minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes

Difficulty: Easy

Estimated Cost: Free

Sit down with your partner or group of friends and a copy of these Not So Newlywed Game Questions for a fun night and the chance to see how well do you really know one another.

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Materials

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• Computer and Printer

Tools

• DOWNLOAD YOUR FREE NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME QUESTIONS

Instructions

HOW TO PLAY THE NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME AS A COUPLE FOR AT HOME DATE NIGHT:

1. To play as a couple, choose 10 different questions from the question bank and read each question out loud, letting both of you write your answers down on a sheet of paper before reading the next question.
2. Make sure to keep your slips of paper in order so you don't forget what your answers are for. 
3. Once you have all your answers down, you can go through them and compare answers! If you're ready for more questions after going through all 10, choose another 10 and start a second round.

HOW TO PLAY THE NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME AS A COUPLES' GAME NIGHT:

1. When your group is ready, divide the couple's into group 1 or 2. You can make the teams by creating a husband team and wife team, by first initials, by birthdays, etc.
2. Ask group 1 to leave the playing area. You want them to go somewhere where they cannot hear the questions being asked.
3. Pull 10 questions and ask Group 2 (the group that stayed behind) one question at a time, having them write their answers down on a piece of paper.
4. Once all 10 questions have been answered, bring back group 1.
5. Now, ask group 1 the same question. You can do one question at a time, having this group write their answers down or just verbally speaking them in a row. (verbally works well for game nights with 4 couples or less) OR, you can follow the same format as their counterpart and have them answer all 10 questions before comparing answers.
6. If the couple’s answers match, they get points. I recommend making each correct answer 1 point to keep it simple!

ALTERNATIVE WAY TO PLAY THE NOT SO NEWLYWED GAME:

Here is some alternative ways to play the Not So Newlywed Game in case you don't want to separate your group by sending half into another room. Or in case you don't have the space to do that which we did not when this game was originally created. 

Instead of sending one half of the group out of the room while the other part answers the questions and write down their answers for the Not So Newlywed Game, you can instead have both groups write down their answers at the same time quietly. 

I prefer separating because I find it allows for more social time as a group and interaction.

Plus, it saves you from having to constantly clarify what answer which group should be writing down - their own or the answer their partner would say. 

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