Reception Games/traditions?

For our wedding, we did a trivia game rather than The Shoe game. We had a questionnaire at each seat that guests filled in with questions about my husband and I. Some examples were our favorite colors, favorite foods, where we met, how long we were together, etc. For the favorite ones, they had to get at least one right. Then before dancing started guests came onto the dance floor and the DJ read the question. If they got it wrong they went back to their seats. The last 10 got prizes. We had leftover mason jars from my mother-in-law's birthday party that we put mini things in like candy, alcohol, etc. and gave out them as the prizes. It was fun to see how well our guests knew us. I would say it took about 10-15 minutes.

It's not really a game suggestion, but my fiance and I are going to have a couples dance. All married couples get on the dance floor and the DJ starts with the lowest number of years and works their way to the most years. When a couples number of years they have been together is called, they take a seat. This goes on until the couple who has been together the longest is the only on the dance floor. I included a link with better directions on The Knot, but you don't necessarily have to do it instead of the bouquet toss.

https://www.theknot.com/content/what-is-the-bouquet-dance#:~:text=The%20bouquet%20dance%20or%20anniversary,to%20leave%20the%20dance%20floor.