At Intergalactic Party Co., we’re all about packing the dance floor—but even the most epic wedding needs a little something extra. If you’re planning your big day and looking to surprise your guests with unexpected fun, there’s a whole world of wedding entertainment that doesn’t involve music at all. Here are some of our favourite ideas to keep the good vibes going all day long.

1. Photo Booths (With a Twist)
   Photo booths are a wedding staple—but with the right setup, they can go from basic to brilliant. Think vintage caravan booths, 360-degree video booths, or AI-generated animations. Provide quirky props, personalised backdrops, or even a live print guestbook where guests can stick in their snaps with a message.
2. Lawn Games
   Perfect for summer weddings or countryside venues, classic lawn games like giant Jenga, ring toss, croquet or cornhole are a hit with all ages. They keep things casual during cocktail hour and help guests mingle naturally. Go one step further with custom-branded sets that match your wedding aesthetic.
3. Magicians and Illusionists
   Close-up magicians are a great way to break the ice—especially during dinner or reception lulls. A good magician will move from table to table, performing slick tricks and sleight of hand that leave everyone laughing (and guessing). For larger weddings, stage magic or mentalism acts can make for a memorable feature.
4. Caricature Artists
   Caricature sketches are a fun, interactive keepsake for your guests—and a welcome break from traditional photo favours. Speed-drawing artists can often do one every few minutes, and many now offer digital caricatures sent straight to your guests’ phones.
5. DIY Cocktail Stations or Mixologists
   Let your guests shake their own mojitos or have a mixologist create a signature wedding cocktail on the spot. It adds theatre, flavour, and a touch of luxury to your drinks menu.
6. Tarot Card or Palm Readers
   For a bit of mystical fun, why not hire a tarot card reader, astrologer or palm reader? These acts create queues of curious guests and plenty of conversation starters.
7. Ice Cream or Dessert Carts
   Keep guests refreshed with an interactive dessert cart—ice cream, candy floss, churros, or even DIY doughnut walls. They’re great for daytime or late-night snack sessions.

10. Kids’ Entertainment Corners
If you’re expecting little guests, consider a dedicated kids’ zone with entertainers, crafts, bubbles, or even a mini cinema setup. Parents will thank you—and the kids will have just as much fun as the grown-ups.