Hi Jim, Here are a few game options that could work well for the reception. My top recommendation for your group would be **Name That Tune with trivia bonus points**. This is the fastest and most inclusive option because everyone can participate at the same time. It’s competitive, music-driven, and fun without requiring anyone to get up and perform. Since your guests are in a similar general age range, I can choose songs they’re likely to recognize and enjoy. It also doesn’t require you to prepare or bring any materials, so I can fully handle the flow of the game. A few other fun options: **Lip Sync Battle** This is the wildest and funniest option. It works best for a group that is not shy and would enjoy getting up, using props or costumes, and making total fools of themselves in the best possible way. Guests could bring their own props, or you could provide a small prop table with things like sunglasses, wigs, hats, toy instruments, jackets, etc. Awards could include Best Performance, Funniest Performance, Best Costume, Best Moves, or Crowd Favorite. **Bingo** This is the most relaxed and familiar option. It’s a good choice if you want guests to stay seated, chat, and play casually without having to think too hard or move around much. I can host/MC it and keep it fun, but you would need to provide the bingo materials, such as cards, markers/chips, a number-calling system, and prizes if desired. **Music Bingo** This has the relaxed feel of regular bingo, but with more music and nostalgia built in. Instead of listening for numbers, guests listen for songs or artists and mark them on their cards. It can become a fun “memory lane” kind of game, with people recognizing songs, singing along, and talking about music they love. The music bingo cards/materials would need to be prepared ahead of time. **Family Feud-style Game** This is the best option if you want a team-based game-show feel. It’s great for groups who like laughing together, guessing funny answers, and playing in teams. It would need prepared questions/answers and a simple way to track or display the game. If you already have questions or a version you’d like to use, I can host it and keep the game moving. For your group, I’d still lean toward **Name That Tune with trivia bonus points** because it’s fast, competitive, easy to jump into, and doesn’t require any extra materials from you. But any of these could work depending on the kind of energy you want for that part of the event. Best, Moses