While you wait
Games
Nine games for before the wedding, each with a leaderboard: Team Lucy against Team Elliott. One tests how well you know us, two are all Penny, and the rest play out our story, from the day we matched to the tea ceremony.
First place on any leaderboard when we say "I do" wins a prize at the wedding!
Team Lucy vs Team Elliott
Across all nine games
Team Lucy leads 5 to 4
Team LucyGames won: 557 tries
Team ElliottGames won: 445 triesEach game goes to the side with the better average score on its leaderboard. Penny's Zoomies has two leaderboards (Easy and Normal): win both to take it.
Get to know us
Lucy or Elliott?
Swipe to guess which of us each card is about. Good practice for anyone meeting one of us for the first time at the wedding.
Mystery prize
PlayPenny, airborne
Penny's Zoomies
Penny took the seaplane out over the lake. Keep her in the air, thread her between the hoodoos, grab the ice cream.
Mystery prize
PlayPenny, extended
Long Dog
Snake, starring Penny. Every treat makes her longer (she's half dachshund). Squirrels are worth five.
Mystery prize
PlayWhere we matched
Orca Olympics
Elliott was on a log at Golden Gardens, swiping, when we matched. Out in the Sound, an orca was showing off. Leap, flip and dive back in nose first, in front of the Olympic Mountains.
Mystery prize
PlayOur first date
Two Scoops
Salted caramel, honey lavender, repeat. Stack the scoops from our first date at Molly Moon's as high as they'll go.
Mystery prize
PlayA night at the climbing gym
Send It, Lucy!
A night at Seattle Bouldering Project. Lucy climbs the circuits to the beat, yellow up to white, and every hold she grabs plays the next note of her song. Elliott cheers from below.
Mystery prize
PlayThe proposal boat
Ring Around the Lake
Take the little electric boat around Lake Union at sunset. Pick up roses for Lucy, dodge the seaplanes (and the geese), and keep the battery going.
Mystery prize
PlayOn the way to Banff
Race to Banff
Lucy suggested a race. Penny had already started. Run from Goose Beach to our wedding in the Rockies, and freeze whenever the goose, the bear or the moose looks your way.
Mystery prize
PlayFor the tea ceremony
Pour the Tea
Practise for the tea ceremony: fill ten cups for our elders, right to the line, without spilling a drop.
Mystery prize
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