Fun Up, Event Rentals (Athens)

Fun Up is an Athens event company that brings handmade lawn games to a wedding and then runs them for you. Seven games travel: Cornhole, Giant Jenga, Giant Connect 4, Giant Ladder Toss, Giant Ring Toss, Ring n Hook and Beer Pong. Most are built by hand in real wood, with no toy-shop plastic, so they sit in a styled Greek wedding without fighting the flowers.

The Game Masters are the point

Every booking comes with at least one Game Master on site. They set up, explain the rules, start the mini tournaments and step into a game whenever somebody needs a partner. In their own words: "The games are gorgeous, but honestly, they're just our excuse: what we actually deliver is that moment when two strangers high-five like old friends."

Built for the gap in the day

The games are aimed at the stretch most couples underestimate, the hour between the ceremony and dinner while the two of you are away shooting golden hour. Guests who have never met get something to do together that needs no small talk and no shared language. Two throws of a Cornhole bag and strangers are teammates.

• Seven handmade lawn games: Cornhole, Giant Jenga, Giant Connect 4, Giant Ladder Toss, Giant Ring Toss, Ring n Hook and Beer Pong
• Game Masters on site: setup, rules, mini tournaments and hosting guest by guest
• Hosting in English and Greek, switched guest by guest across a mixed guest list
• Delivery and setup at your venue, with the layout confirmed in advance
• Booking from abroad, with no in-person meeting needed
• An agreed weather plan for every outdoor setup, a covered terrace or an indoor fallback
• Coordination with your planner and venue, so the practical detail does not land on you
• Private parties and corporate events alongside weddings

Fun Up says a couple can book entirely from abroad, with no in-person meeting. Send the date, the venue and a guest count through their form and they come back with an all-in offer within two business days. A signed agreement holds the date, and from there they deal with your planner or your venue directly.

Their own guidance is to loop them in alongside your planner from the first email rather than to treat them as a substitute for one. They also put the typical destination wedding in Greece at around 130 guests, which they describe as their sweet spot: several games run at once, and guests rotate through freely instead of queueing for a turn.

Athens and the surrounding region are covered as standard. For an island or elsewhere on the mainland, their answer is that they take those case by case: tell them the venue and the date, and they confirm whether they can be there and what the travel would cost.

On site, each game wants its own clear, level spot. Throwing games like Cornhole and Giant Ladder Toss also want a run of lane behind them, so the layout is agreed with your venue or planner well before the day. Every outdoor setup comes with a weather plan fixed in advance, a covered terrace or an indoor fallback.