A free printable anniversary quiz.
This anniversary quiz works two different ways depending on how you're using it — just the two of you for a reflective date night, or as a party game where guests test how well they really know the couple. Both use the same printable; the instructions below explain each.
Format 1: just the two of you
Each partner fills in their own answers separately — without seeing the other's sheet — then compare together afterwards. The value here isn't really the score; it's the conversation that happens when your answers genuinely differ, which is often more revealing (and more fun) than the questions you both get right.
Format 2: party guest game
Hand a copy to each guest and have them fill in their best guesses about the couple. Once everyone's done, the couple reads out the correct answers themselves, and whoever guessed the most correctly wins. This version works well at a wedding anniversary party with a mixed group who don't all know the couple equally well, since it's genuinely fun to see who's paid closer attention over the years.
Making it feel meaningful, not just fun
Whichever format you use, one habit lifts this from a light game into something that actually lands: when an answer surprises either partner, pause and ask a genuine follow-up rather than moving straight to the next question. "Wait, that's what you remember about our first date?" often leads somewhere more meaningful than the quiz question itself did.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is this quiz free to download and print?
Yes — download and print as many copies as you need, with no sign-up required.
How many copies should I print for the party format?
One per guest or couple attending, plus a spare answer sheet for the anniversary couple themselves to read from.
What if we (the couple) disagree on an answer?
That's genuinely part of the point — for the couple-only format especially, a disagreement usually means there's a real story or perspective worth talking through, not a wrong answer to correct.
Can this work for a milestone anniversary like a 25th or 50th?
Yes, and it tends to work especially well for milestone years, since there's simply more shared history to draw questions and memories from.
Is this suitable if the couple has been together a long time versus a short time?
Yes to both — newer couples tend to find the couple-only reflective format more interesting since the answers are still forming, while longer-married couples often get more out of the party guest format, where there's more accumulated shared history for guests to have picked up on.
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