The Uninvited Guests at a Wedding box from Mozaic Games, with a crowd of wedding guests on the front — Mozaic Games' Uninvited Guests at a WeddingPhoto: Mozaic Games

A spread of Uninvited Guests at a Wedding cards on a dark green background — Identity and evidence cardsPhoto: Mozaic Games

The Uninvited Guests at a Wedding box with cards beside it, on a publisher graphic — For up to 8 playersPhoto: Mozaic Games

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Card game · Indian edition available

Uninvited Guests at a Wedding

Wedding crashers bluff and blame each other to escape the shaadi.

Bluffing Take that

2–8best with 4-8
20–30 minper game
About 3 minto set up
14+years
Easy
Littlereading

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The game in a nutshell

Uninvited Guests at a Wedding is an Indian-designed bluffing card game for 2 to 8 players, set at a big Indian wedding that you and your friends have crashed. You try to clear away the photo evidence that shows you while working out who everyone else is, and a wrong accusation knocks you out of the round. Games take 20 to 30 minutes and store listings say 14+, so it suits older cousins, college friends and party nights more than young children.

Is Uninvited Guests at a Wedding right for you?

Great if

Cousins and friends during wedding season, when the theme lands instantly
Groups of up to 8 who enjoy bluffing, blaming and short rounds
A gift with a desi theme that isn't another Bollywood quiz
Fans of Coup or Love Letter who want something for a bigger group

Skip it if

Your players are mostly under 12; the game is rated 14+ and leans on reading other people
Someone in your group hates being knocked out; a wrong guess puts you out for the rest of the round
You want a deep strategy game; this is a light party game

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Our ratings

How hard to learnEasy

2 / 5

Luck or skillLuck and skill

LuckSkill

Set-up~3 min

ReadingLittle

Behind the ratings

How hard to learnThere is one choice per turn, clear evidence or accuse, and the publisher puts the teach at about 5 minutes. Keeping track of who might be whom and when to bluff puts it with Coup and Love Letter at 2 rather than at 1.

Luck or skillWhich evidence is on the table and which identity you get are luck. Reading people, bluffing and timing your accusation are skill.

Player interactionAccusations, bluffing and misleading evidence are all aimed at other players, and a correct accusation takes someone's identity card.

Set-up timeDeal each player a secret identity card and lay out the evidence cards in a grid. How many cards to use for each player count, and where the spies and the informant come in, are explained in the rulebook in the box.

Reading neededThe evidence cards are photos of the guests, and the accusing happens out loud in any language. Identity, spy and informant cards may carry a few words, and the rulebook is in English. Based on the publisher's description; the card text itself has not been checked.

Difficulty uses our 1–5 scale: 1 is UNO or Connect 4, 3 is Catan, 5 is a heavy strategy game. These describe the experience, not an overall score.

How Uninvited Guests at a Wedding plays

Everyone plays a guest who slipped into a big Indian wedding without an invitation. Each player secretly holds an identity card, and a grid of evidence cards is laid out on the table: photos of the crashers at the buffet, raiding the chaat counter and piling up their plates.

Time to teach: about 5 minutes.
Reading and language: The evidence cards are photos of the guests, and the accusing and arguing happen out loud in whatever language your group speaks. The rulebook is in English, and the publisher's product page links teaching videos in both English and Hindi.

All the Games with Steph: Uninvited Guests At A Wedding - Teach · Steph Hodge

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Your turn, step by step

1
Hide
Everyone secretly holds an identity card showing which wedding crasher they are, and a grid of photo evidence cards is laid out on the table.
2
Clear or accuse
On your turn, either clear evidence from the grid, ideally photos that show you, or accuse another player of being a particular guest. Guess right and you score and take their identity card; guess wrong and you are out of the round at once.
3
Bluff
You can play misleading evidence that doesn't show you to throw others off, but it costs you points at the end. Some guests are secretly spies helping the police, and an informant card joins in from the fifth round.
4
Win
The most detailed store description says points from the evidence you cleared decide the winner, so being knocked out of a round doesn't end your chances. The publisher's short description says 'last one standing' instead, so follow the rulebook in the box.

Read the official rulesUninvited Guests at a Wedding: the publisher's game page (no rules PDF online) · English (printed rules in the box); the page links teach videos in English and Hindi

The full explanation: how a game of Uninvited Guests at a Wedding goes

On your turn you do one of two things. You can clear evidence, taking cards out of the grid, ideally the ones that show you. Or you can accuse another player by naming who you think they are. Guess right and you score points and take their identity card; guess wrong and you are out of the round straight away.

Bluffing is the heart of it. You can play misleading evidence that doesn't show you, to send others down the wrong trail, but those cards count against you at the end. The publisher also mentions spies among the guests who are secretly helping the police, and store listings describe an informant card that is revealed from the fifth round onwards to shake things up.

At the end, points from the evidence you managed to clear decide the winner, so a player knocked out early can still win. Rounds are quick, and the publisher puts a full game at 20 to 30 minutes, with about 5 minutes to teach.

What's in the box

–Wedding crasher identity cards
one secret identity per player; the number in the box isn't published
–Spy cards
guests secretly helping the police; number not published
–Evidence cards
photos of the crashers at the buffet, laid out in a grid; number not published
1Informant card
revealed from the fifth round onwards
1Rulebook
English

Box: 0.4 kg. Handy to know for gifting and travel.

Neither the publisher nor any Indian listing we read gives a contents list with numbers. The card types come from Indian listings: one names wedding crasher, spy and evidence cards, and another describes the informant card. Counts are left blank until a box or the rulebook can be checked. The publisher gives a weight of 0.4 kg, and there is only one edition so far.

Where to buy

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The box should say Mozaic Games; listings may use the company's earlier name, DICE Toy Labs.
Be wary of a set that costs a fraction of the usual price; a much cheaper set sold under the name is unlikely to be Mozaic's game.
The front of the box shows a group of guests at a wedding buffet under the title. The publisher lists 2-8 players and 20-30 minutes, so a box claiming very different numbers is probably something else.
On Amazon.in, check that the listing title names DICE Toy Labs or Mozaic Games.
Don't confuse it with generic wedding or bridal-shower card packs, which are party activities, not this game.

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What reviewers and players say

Uninvited Guests at a Wedding is a new Indian party game (2025), and written reviews are still scarce. The coverage so far is on video: an English teach by US YouTuber Steph Hodge, a Hindi tutorial from a Bengaluru channel and a short review from The Dice Tower's Tom Vasel. Going by that coverage and the publisher's description, its pull is the shaadi theme, a five-minute teach and room for up to 8 players. The catches are that a wrong accusation knocks you out of the round, and that it is a light bluffing game rather than a strategy game.

What people love

A desi wedding theme Indian groups get instantly: crashers, buffet photos and relatives on the lookout
Quick to teach (about 5 minutes, says the publisher) and over in 20 to 30 minutes
Plays up to 8, unusual for a small card game, which suits family functions and parties
A simple, tense choice every turn: quietly clear your evidence, or risk an accusation

Common complaints

A wrong guess knocks you out of the round, so some players end up watching
With only 2 or 3 players there are fewer people to bluff and read; the publisher's own page description says 4 to 8
Clear rules are hard to find online: there is no rules PDF, and the publisher's and stores' descriptions of how you win don't agree

Based on 6 reviews and discussions

Video Uninvited Guests at a Wedding Review: Quick Take with Tom Vasel (Tom Vasel, March 2026) · The Dice Tower
Video Seven Short Reviews - with Tom Vasel (Uninvited Guests from 7:52; February 2026) · The Dice Tower (YouTube)
Reference All the Games with Steph: Uninvited Guests At A Wedding - Teach (Steph Hodge, December 2025) · YouTube
Reference How to play Uninvited Guests at a Wedding - Ep14 (Dice And Cards, August 2026) · YouTube
Reference Uninvited Guests at a Wedding (publisher's game page, read October 2026) · Mozaic Games
Reference Uninvited Guests at a Wedding (Indian store listing, read October 2026) · Gameistry

Summarised in our own words from the sources above. We don't use Amazon reviews or ratings.

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Our picks if Uninvited Guests at a Wedding isn't quite right

Feature	Uninvited Guests at a Wedding	Coup	Love Letter
Players	2–8	2–6	2–6
Best with	4-8	4-6	3-5
Play time	20–30 min	15 min	15–30 min
Age	14+	14+	10+
Rules	Easy	Easy	Easy
Indian edition	Yes	Import	Import
Why look at it	This page	Another quick game of hidden identities, bluffing and calling out lies	Short rounds of deducing who holds what, with players knocked out along the way

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Questions people ask about Uninvited Guests at a Wedding

Is Uninvited Guests at a Wedding an Indian game?

Yes. It was designed by Phalgun Polepalli and published in 2025 by Mozaic Games, the Bengaluru studio he founded with Shwetha Badarinath in 2018. Mozaic, earlier called DICE Toy Labs, publishes several India-themed games, including Chai Garam and Yudhbhoomi.

Can 2 people play Uninvited Guests at a Wedding?

The box says 2 to 8 players. Bluffing and accusation games have more going on with more people at the table, so if you have the choice, save it for a group of 4 or more.

What age is Uninvited Guests at a Wedding for?

Store listings and The Dice Tower give 14+. The rules take only about 5 minutes to teach, so they are not the hurdle; the bluffing and blaming simply work best with teens and adults.

How do I make sure I'm buying the right Uninvited Guests at a Wedding?

Our Buy on Amazon.in button goes to the listing we've checked; make sure the brand is Mozaic Games or DICE Toy Labs, the company's earlier name. Generic wedding party cards and invitations have similar names, so check the brand before you buy.

Game facts

Designed by: Phalgun Polepalli
Publisher: Mozaic Games (DICE Toy Labs Pvt Ltd, Bengaluru)
In India: Mozaic Games, the Bengaluru publisher (DICE Toy Labs Pvt Ltd)
First published: 2025
Players: 2–8
Language: Little reading – The evidence cards are photos of the guests, and the accusing and arguing happen out loud in whatever language your group speaks. The rulebook is in English, and the publisher's product page links teaching videos in both English and Hindi.
Box size and weight: 0.4 kg

Sources & photo creditsThe references behind this guide.

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