An interactive game for your guests, built around the two of you. They explore your venue on their own phones, answer questions about you, discover your stories, and end up talking to people they'd never have met at the table.
How did you meet? Who said "I love you" first? Your guests find out, point by point.
Old photos, funny memories, the little details only your closest people know.
GPS points around the grounds get guests moving, exploring and mingling, not just sitting.
Your game code is on a board at the venue. Guests enter it in the free Routon app.
Everyone plays on their own phone. No app account needed in Relaxed Mode.
Guests walk between points, answer your questions and discover your stories.
Keep it relaxed, or turn it into a race for the top of the leaderboard.
A custom-designed board with your game code, styled to fit your decoration.
On the tables, one question each. The easiest way to break the ice between strangers.
Simple instructions around the venue, so no one needs an announcement to join.
For Competition Mode: a proper title for whoever knows you best.
Printed elements are optional. Our production partner can print everything in your wedding's style, you can print it yourself, or you can go fully digital. You choose what fits your day.
Start from our pre-built game and pre-written wedding questions. Add a few personal touches, and you're done.
Your stories, your photos, your questions. A game no other wedding will ever have.
Along gets guests moving, so we need open, freely accessible outdoor space, with roughly 100–150 metres between game points.
Printed elements and the travel fee are quoted separately after the venue check, so you know the full price before anything starts.
Tell us about your day. We'll look at your venue on the map and reply within 12 hours with what's possible.
Prefer email? Write to hello@along.huWe already have ready-made games and wedding questions that can be set up on your grounds and personalised for every couple. Let's talk about adding Along to what you offer.
An interactive game for your guests, built around the two of you. They explore your venue on their own phones, answer questions about you, discover your stories, and end up talking to people they'd never have met at the table.
How did you meet? Who said "I love you" first? Your guests find out, point by point.
Old photos, funny memories, the little details only your closest people know.
GPS points around the grounds get guests moving, exploring and mingling, not just sitting.
Your game code is on a board at the venue. Guests enter it in the free Routon app.
Everyone plays on their own phone. No app account needed in Relaxed Mode.
Guests walk between points, answer your questions and discover your stories.
Keep it relaxed, or turn it into a race for the top of the leaderboard.
A custom-designed board with your game code, styled to fit your decoration.
On the tables, one question each. The easiest way to break the ice between strangers.
Simple instructions around the venue, so no one needs an announcement to join.
For Competition Mode: a proper title for whoever knows you best.
Printed elements are optional. Our production partner can print everything in your wedding's style, you can print it yourself, or you can go fully digital. You choose what fits your day.
Start from our pre-built game and pre-written wedding questions. Add a few personal touches, and you're done.
Your stories, your photos, your questions. A game no other wedding will ever have.
Along gets guests moving, so we need open, freely accessible outdoor space, with roughly 100–150 metres between game points.
Printed elements and the travel fee are quoted separately after the venue check, so you know the full price before anything starts.
Tell us about your day. We'll look at your venue on the map and reply within 12 hours with what's possible.
Prefer email? Write to hello@along.huWe already have ready-made games and wedding questions that can be set up on your grounds and personalised for every couple. Let's talk about adding Along to what you offer.
