Monster High Wedding

Two character stands, bride on one side and groom on the other, open the game, and the first pick is usually the gown or the tailcoat before anything else gets touched. Monster High Wedding keeps both figures visible at once, so a choice on one side shows up right next to the other.

Lace gowns with cobweb trim sit alongside tailored suits and tailcoats on two side-by-side clothing racks, and both wardrobes carry a matching set of extras: cobweb veils, bat-shaped earrings, streaked wig colors, a bouquet of black roses, a boutonniere, and a coffin-shaped clutch. Shoes and gloves fill out the lower rows, and most pieces layer over a base outfit already on the figure.

Dressing a pair instead of one character is the part this couples dress up game does differently, since every gown pick has to sit next to whatever the groom is wearing. A round ends with both figures posed together against a wedding backdrop, ready for a final look before moving on.

Settle on the gown's color first, then choose the groom's tie or boutonniere to match rather than picking his outfit on its own. A shorter veil balances a dress that already has a lot of lace detail at the neckline. Darker jewelry photographs better against the wedding backdrop than anything pale or pastel.