Are you looking for a fun activity to spice up your relationship?
Want a romantic and playful way to connect with your partner?
Do you want to explore ideas and feelings you haven’t discussed yet?
Then let’s play!
At Zion Springs, an all-inclusive wedding venue helping couples have their "best day ever" since 2010, we take care of all things weddings—so why not keep the fun going after the big day?
Couples Jenga is a simple, enjoyable way to add some romance to your relationship. This ready-to-go kit is perfect for learning more about one another and exploring the sexier side of yourselves. And it’s not just for the honeymoon suite—it’s a game you can enjoy anytime!
Couples Jenga Instructions
Below are instructions and ready-to-print labels with prompts that help you explore one another’s feelings and desires. There are even blank labels to add your own prompts so you can make it personal.
What do you need:
- Jenga Game (or 3” x 1” x 0.5” blocks)
- Avery 5260 labels (30 per page, 1” x 3” address labels). Alternatively, you can print on regular paper and tape/glue the labels to the Jenga blocks
- Printer
- Timer - you can use the timer on your mobile phone
- Romantic music - choose your playlist
How to Play Couples Jenga
- Print the ready-made labels below and attach them to the blocks. We've added a few for you to personalize.
- If using adhesive labels, press them onto the blocks. If you’re using regular paper, simply cut out the labels and tape or glue them onto the blocks. Only some blocks will have labels.
- Build the tower by stacking three blocks per row, alternating the direction of each new row so they’re perpendicular to the one below.
- Take turns pushing or pulling a loose block from the tower, using only one hand at a time. You can’t remove blocks from the top two rows.
- If the block has a prompt, read it aloud and let your partner complete the task.
- Place the removed block on top of the tower in the same alternating pattern.
- Keep playing until one of you topples the tower. You can always start again if the tower falls too soon.
- To make things interesting, decide at the beginning if both of you will respond to each prompt. There's not necessarily a single winner, and you choose how long to play. For extra fun, set a prize for the end of the game—or a penance for the loser!
Couples Jenga for Your Honeymoon
Whether you’re enjoying a dreamy honeymoon or celebrating an anniversary, take a moment for some playful fun that will bring you closer to your partner. It’s a great way to deepen your understanding of each other and discover what makes them feel great.
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