The act
Competition and conversation ripple through the room when Max Showdown Live puts guests into the game. The format combines live hosting, interactive trivia, smartphone play, music and leaderboards. At a wedding, it could become a shared activity for guests who enjoy joining in rather than simply watching from their tables. The experience is designed around participation and connection, with technology helping the host keep the gameplay moving. You can choose a complete hosted game show, combine it with live interactive trivia or engage the MC service alone for your own wedding.
See Max Showdown Live play
Watch Max Showdown Live perform and get a feel for their sound, style and fit for your wedding.
What it costs
Pricing
Quote on enquiry
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Pricing is confirmed before anything is booked. GST and travel are shown clearly on the quote.
Good to know
What to expect
The phone in your guest's pocket is the buzzer. No apps to download, nothing to hand out, and that removes the awkward bit at the start where half the room is fiddling with equipment. A professional host drives the pace, with live leaderboards and music keeping the energy up. It scales properly too. A private celebration and a packed venue both work, because the format doesn't depend on how many people are in the room. And people stay in it from the first question to the last, which is more than most trivia nights manage.
On the day
Access to your venue screens or projector through HDMI, and that's the lot. Everything else is supplied and run by their team on the night. Guests join in on their own smartphones, so there's no app to install, no buzzers to hand out and no extra gear to organise.
Performance options
Three options. The full hosted game show. An emcee together with the live trivia game show. Or an emcee on their own.
