When it comes to wedding entertainment, most couples think of music right away. While hiring a band or DJ is a great way to go, there are other fun options to consider as well.

Not everyone wants to dance all night long at a wedding, and there are some points in the day when another form of entertainment is required. With this in mind, we're looking at some less than conventional choices for wedding guest entertainment that will work perfectly alongside your wedding band or DJ.

One option is to have a mini golf course from Putt Party set up at the reception. This is perfect for guests of all ages and can be used as a form of entertainment during the day or evening. Mini golf is great as it is easy to pick up quickly, so adults and children can get involved with the action. It's also incredibly low maintenance, so no one needs to be in charge or running it.

Just leave the balls, golf clubs, score cards and pencils in one spot and let everyone play at their own pace. Don't forget to have a leader board so you know who won at the end of the night.

If you're looking for something that will really wow your guests, why not hire a selfie mirror? These are becoming increasingly popular at weddings and events, as they allow guests to have fun while also commemorating the day.

A selfie mirror from The Only Way Is Selfies is essentially a photo booth that's been given a modern twist. Guests can step in front of the mirror and take photos of themselves using the touchscreen. They can then print out the photos or have them sent to their email address.

One of the great things about selfie mirrors is that they are incredibly easy to use, so guests young and old will be able to leave a selfie message.

If you want to really treat your guests, why not go for some unique food choices? This could be anything from an ice cream van or Crepe Britain van or a gourmet burger bar. If you're having a summer wedding, an ice cream van is bound to be popular.

Other options include a pick-n-mix sweet cart, a doughnut wall or a prosecco fountain. If you want to push the boat out, you could even hire a sushi chef to make fresh sushi for your guests.

For something a little different, you could hire a casino company like Funky Casinos to come in and set up some classic games. This is perfect for an evening reception as guests can let their hair down and have some fun.

Casino games are also great icebreakers, so they're perfect for guests who might not know each other too well. You could have a blackjack table, roulette and poker, as well as some slot machines. Don't forget to provide some fun money so everyone can get involved.

As you can see, there are plenty of options for wedding guest entertainment that don't involve music. If you're stuck for ideas, why not think outside the box and try something new? Your guests are sure to appreciate the creativity. And if you need help securing suppliers for your big day, we can help!