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one of my BM's thought of a whole bunch of little things...like doing skits along with a really cool game. but now that I am trying to remember the specifics I can't. lol. I'll ask her again and get back to you!
These are two things we happen to be doing, that we think in the end will cause some mingling:
Hope that’s helpful! If you need more ideas I’m happy to help, message me!
My family's super into trivia, so during the cocktail hour I'm going to have a bunch of trivia cards on the cruiser tables that we'll have setup for our cocktail hour. Hopefully this will keep some people occupied!
We are doing something similar to hergreenapples I have been coming up with trivia questions about FI and myself, and also about the state of Arizona (because we have a number of people coming from out of town) I ordered 100 *free* postcards from vistaprint with Wedding trivia printed on them so I will cut them in half and then have the questions printed on the back. I think we will set these out at the bar/ tables so people have something to do! I also am thinking about setting up a table of vintage games ($2 a piece at local goodwill or savers) so the people that aren't dancing could pull out a game if they wanted!
Awesome!! Thanks so much for the suggestions, we will definitely be using some of these!!
Thanks again!
We're going to have a little "I SPY" at all the tables...They'll atleast be able to start it =)
And also our Guestbook is very original with the guests actually taking the book pages and filling them out w/ CRAYON!... I'm sure this will get them talking
@amnystik OMG!! I LUV that idea I'm gonna soo have that, might tweak it a little, but that is totally fun, cute and very interactive, LOVE IT! 
People mingle on their own without outside help. You can't force them to either without causing resentment and making them feel like they are children. Games honestly don't work out that way in reality, despite best intentions. Your guests are adults so they know how to interact with others so just trust them to have a good time on their own.
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My fiance and I are trying to think of a game to facilitate discussion between the guests at our wedding reception. Our idea is to link the game (and conversation) to the guests seat. Any ideas???
Thanks!!
:)