NOUGHTS & CROSSES

THREE IN A ROW – LETS GO!

Noughts & Crosses is quick, it’s classic, and it’s the perfect filler for those moments when guests are mingling with a glass of bubbly in hand. It looks beautiful on the lawn and offers that hit of nostalgia that gets people chatting and competing in seconds. Simple, timeless, and surprisingly addictive.

CLASSIC GIANT FUN

Bride and Groom playing a game of Noughts and Crosses on the lawn at Hirst Priory in Crowle, Lincolnshire. The game is aluxury garden game for weddings for hire from Emma Lane Designs

HOW TO PLAY NOUGHTS & CROSSES

To play Giant Noughts and Crosses, two players face off, one taking the “X” pieces and the other taking the “O”s. You’ll take turns placing your giant symbols into the 3×3 grid. The winner is the first person to get three of their pieces in a straight line—up, down, or diagonally. It sounds easy, but once the board starts filling up, it becomes a tactical battle of wits. If the grid gets full and nobody has three in a row, it’s a draw, and you’ll have to clear the board for a high-speed rematch!

WHAT YOU GET: Noughts & Crosses game board, 5 X’s and 5 O’s