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Wedding guests playing cornhole during an outdoor cocktail hour

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Nancy and Jim Almost Forgot About Cocktail Hour

One simple question. A better cocktail hour. A little friendly competition.

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More reasons to get together.

8 stories

Weddings3 min read

Nancy and Jim Almost Forgot About Cocktail Hour

Cornhole rentals give wedding guests something fun to do during cocktail hour, photos and reception downtime without complicating your wedding plans.

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Coworkers playing cornhole at a company picnic

Company events2 min read

Your Company Picnic Does Not Need Another Awkward Icebreaker

Skip awkward team-building exercises. Cornhole rentals give employees a casual, easy activity for company picnics, employee events and corporate gatherings.

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Graduate and family enjoying backyard cornhole

Graduations2 min read

The Graduation Party Problem Nobody Plans For

Give graduation party guests something to do besides eat cake and leave. Cornhole rentals are easy entertainment for open houses and backyard graduation parties.

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Three generations enjoying cornhole at a park reunion

Family gatherings2 min read

The Family Reunion Trophy Nobody Asked For

Turn your next family reunion into a friendly competition with cornhole rentals and backyard games for kids, parents and grandparents.

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Friends playing cornhole beside a giant wooden block game at a birthday party

Birthdays2 min read

How to Turn a Birthday Party Into a Backyard Game Night

Build an easy backyard birthday party around cornhole, Giant Jenga, Connect Four and other games without buying or storing everything yourself.

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Several cornhole lanes at a casual park tournament

Planning guides2 min read

How to Run a Cornhole Tournament Without Becoming a Professional Tournament Director

Want to add a cornhole tournament to your party, fundraiser or company event? Here's a simple format that keeps it fun without overcomplicating things.

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