You may remember Michelle’s Mickey inspired wedding as seen here and here, but she also had this really fun Hidden Mickey game for her guests! Read on …
We had a Hidden Mickey game at the reception. My sister used her Criket and made these amazing packets for the game so that people would remember the rules and have a place to write their answers. Disney Floral “hid” about 25 Mickey items around the reception (kind of like looking for them in the parks, but around our reception venue) … the guests had to find all of the Mickeys, write down what they found and where they found them. There were only three copies of the answers (the florist, the wedding planner and the DJ had them, so even I didn’t know where they all were. There would be two winners, one adult and one child, and the prize was a chocolate Mickey filled with chocolate Mickey Heads (available at the Disney Florist) and additionally for the child winner was a large Mickey plush! The second place winner got a couple of the hidden Mickey items to take home. I had a list given to the photographer so that I could get a picture of each of the hidden Mickeys, and when looking back I would say, “Oh WOW, I didn’t see that one!”
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| Mickey picture frames |
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| Mickey and Minnie figurines |
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| Mickey rice krispie treat |
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| Mickey statue |
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| Mickey coins |
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| Mickey ribbon |
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| Mickey lollipop |
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| Mickey champagne flute |
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| Mickey towel |
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| Mickey confetti in the centerpieces |
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| Mickey plush |
Thanks for sharing, Michelle!
Michelle O (Disney Wedding Blog Mentor) says
January 27, 2012 at 3:38 pmFor anyone that is looking to do this at home we had the instructions in the packets…they were:
Around the room Mickey is hid
One prize each adult and kid
High and low, easy or hard
Record each finding on your card
When you think you have them all
The DJ makes the final call
It was a lot of fun and there were people I NEVER would have guessed that played along. 😀
Hope at Disneyland says
January 27, 2012 at 9:41 pmHow fun! I think this is a great way to add Disney to your event, but also a wonderful way to encourage fun and interaction if you’re not having a dance reception or if your guests aren’t dancers and are just sitting at the table.
Great idea Michelle!
pixiidustbride says
January 27, 2012 at 9:45 pmEep! We’re doing this at our wedding as well! And at the end of the night whoever’s count is the closet.. gets a prize!!
Becky Ginther says
January 28, 2012 at 7:58 pmI LOVE this idea! I would love to attend a wedding that did this 🙂
CityGirlLost says
February 17, 2012 at 1:42 pmThat is a fantastic idea!!!
Diane says
January 29, 2019 at 4:29 pmI see this was posted a few years ago, but what a great idea! Do you happen to have a picture of the packet? I would love to do this at my daughters wedding! Thank You!
Mindy says
January 29, 2019 at 4:43 pmI do not. The bride only provided the pictures shown. I’m guessing it was just a simple lined paper so people could write down their answers, placed in a nice envelope.