Bring Me! 100 Wedding-Appropriate Items (No Awkward Stuff)

Bring Me works at any Filipino wedding when it is fast friendly and zero awkward. Use this clean list of items with simple rules and opt in mechanics. Keep the host upbeat the DJ ready with short stingers and the photo team poised at the finish line.

Quick setup

• Host with wireless mic and cue cards
• One scorer with clipboard or QR form
• Small prize basket at stage left
• Clear path from tables to the host

How to play

1. Host calls Bring me then names one item
2. First guest to arrive with the correct item gets a point or a small prize
3. Limit runs to ten seconds per item then move on
4. Keep rounds short and cheerful

Safety and inclusivity

• Accept a phone show for fragile items rather than taking decor from tables
• Avoid anything that reveals private data
• Allow kids and elders to play from their seats when possible

Scoring and timing

• 12 to 15 items for a seven minute burst
• 25 items for a longer block with a drink break
• Tie break with a bonus item worth two points

Host lines

• Walang pikon puro tawa lang
• Game tayo bring me
• Thank you next item

100 wedding appropriate items no awkward stuff

1. Coin older than the couple
2. Receipt dated today
3. Mint or candy in a blue wrapper
4. Pocket tissue pack
5. Hand sanitizer bottle
6. Hair tie or scrunchie
7. Pen
8. Phone charging cable
9. Power bank
10. Small mirror or compact
11. Keys with a keychain
12. Coin purse
13. Eyeglasses case
14. Reusable straw in a sleeve
15. Comb
16. Lip balm
17. Unused face mask
18. Band aid
19. Folded eco bag
20. Pocket notebook
21. Table menu card if available
22. Place card with a name
23. Printed program card
24. Favor tag or ribbon
25. Sugar packet
26. Coffee stick sachet
27. Stirrer stick
28. Coaster if provided
29. Scented wet wipe sachet
30. Napkin from your table
31. Phone lock screen photo of a pet
32. Screenshot of todays weather
33. Selfie taken at the ceremony earlier
34. Photo of the couple saved before today
35. Photo of a sunset from the last month
36. Alarm set for tomorrow
37. Contacts app showing Nanay or Mama
38. Map app open on the Philippines
39. Photo of food you cooked this week
40. Short video under ten seconds on your phone
41. Notes app with a three item list
42. Calendar entry for next weekend
43. Photo wearing barong or Filipiniana
44. Graduation photo on your phone
45. Photo with a jeepney
46. Photo of a beach trip
47. Photo with a lolo or lola
48. Photo of your own plant
49. Photo of a pet cat or dog
50. Timer set to ten seconds ready to start
51. Wristwatch
52. Bracelet
53. Ring that is not a wedding ring
54. Scarf or shawl
55. Hair clip
56. Belt
57. Handkerchief with initials
58. Socks with a fun pattern
59. Pocket square
60. Small earrings pouch or case
61. Tie or bow tie
62. Patterned face mask
63. Wallet with a printed photo inside
64. Lipstick
65. Perfume atomizer or roller
66. Abaniko folding fan
67. Jeepney keychain
68. One peso coin with Jose Rizal
69. Woven pouch or bayong mini
70. Capiz shell keychain or charm
71. Extra barong button or cufflink
72. Sampaguita scented cologne mini
73. Philippine flag sticker or pin
74. Coconut themed keychain or wallet
75. Tsinelas keychain
76. Bamboo straw
77. Calamansi candy pack
78. Postcard of a Philippine destination
79. Postage stamp with a local design
80. Beep or transport stored value card
81. Sticker sheet
82. Coloring pencil or crayon
83. Small toy car
84. Storybook or kids book
85. Baby wipes sachet
86. Sippy cup or bottle cap
87. Hair bow or headband
88. Tiny bubbles tube from a party kit
89. Plush keychain
90. Small school notebook
91. Bottle opener keychain
92. Travel size lotion
93. Tissue pack with a printed design
94. Receipt with a hand drawn heart
95. Movie ticket stub
96. Paper boarding pass stub
97. Coin from another country
98. Old hotel key card
99. Name tag sticker
100. Shopping loyalty card

Prize ideas

• Chocolate bars or cookie packs
• Coffee or tea sachet bundle
• Mini plants or herb cuttings
• Scented candles with subtle fragrance
• Grocery or dessert gift cards

Pro tips

• Mix easy and medium difficulty so more tables win
• Announce three items at once for a speed round
• Return borrowed items quickly and thank the owners on mic

Use these items to deliver a high energy but gracious Bring Me segment that fits Filipino family celebrations and keeps everyone smiling.