How do guests join?
One link or a QR code on the tables. Guests scan, the game opens right in their browser, and Luna starts hosting. It works on every phone, there's no app to download, and nobody creates an account. Each guest plays at their own pace, so latecomers and grandparents are never left behind.
Can we make it about us?
Yes, that's the whole point. When you create the game, add your story: how you met, the first date, the proposal, the quirks only your friends know. Trivana turns it into voiced questions in seconds. Read them over before you share so every detail is right, then keep the link unlisted so only your guests can find it.
When in the event should it run?
Anywhere you'd put a game: cocktail hour, the shower games slot, or between courses at the reception. Every guest plays from their own phone at their own pace, so it fills the lull without holding up dinner. Many hosts save the results reveal for toasts and crown the winner with a glass in hand.
Can the host voice our story?
Yes. Luna's reactions are written from your game's own questions, so when a guest misses the honeymoon question, she reacts out loud to that exact answer. It's free on every show, in your show's language.
How much does a wedding trivia game cost?
You can build and share a 5-question game for 50 coins (a new account starts with 500 coins), with a voiced host and no player signup, and Luna reacts out loud to every answer at no extra cost. Trivana Pro at $11/mo includes 1,500 coins a month, up to 20 questions a show (then 5 coins each), your colors, creator analytics, and Live Autopilot for the reception screen. A 5-question game fits a shower slot nicely; receptions usually want a longer one.