Scavenger hunt in the United States

School zone pentagon

Find a SCHOOL ZONE sign: a yellow-green pentagon (five sides) showing two children walking. Take a team photo with the sign clearly visible.

Sea lion serenade

The sea lions at Pier 39 have lived there since 1989. Take a group photo with the sea lions visible behind you. Bonus points if you imitate their bark for a short video.

Seattle local guide

Convince a local Seattleite to share one favourite cafe, hidden gem or hot take about the city. Take a photo with your impromptu guide and remember the tip.

Second line for the bride

New Orleans is the home of the second line, where everyone dances behind a brass band. Form your own mini second line: the bride leads, the team dances behind her, capture it in a photo or short video.

Second line parade

New Orleans is the home of the second line, where everyone dances behind a brass band. Form your own mini second line: hum or play any rhythm, dance one behind the other and capture it in a photo or short video.

Senator pose at the Capitol

The Capitol is where the U.S. Congress meets. Take a group photo on the lawn or steps where the team strikes their most senatorial poses, with the dome clearly behind you. Bonus for any pretend speeches.

SF local insight

Convince a local San Franciscan to share one favourite neighbourhood, hidden gem or hot take about the city. Take a photo with your impromptu guide and remember the tip.

Showgirl-style strut

Find any Vegas spot with neon, marquee lights or a long carpeted hallway in a hotel lobby. Take a group photo where everyone struts past the camera in a pose worthy of a Vegas showgirl or showman.

Sin City kick-off

The hunt begins! Find a typical Vegas backdrop (a casino entrance, a neon sign, a showgirl statue) and take a group photo where everyone jumps in the air. Everyone off the ground or it does not count.

Skydeck pose

At the foot of Willis Tower, take a group photo where everyone leans backwards trying to fit the entire tower in the shot. Bonus points if you all pretend to dangle from the famous glass Skydeck ledge.

Skyline cheers

Find a spot with the Manhattan skyline, the Hudson or a famous building behind you, grab a coffee or a drink and take a group toast photo. To New York!

Skyline pose at Griffith

Griffith Observatory has one of the best views of LA. Take a group photo with the downtown skyline visible behind you. Hold your phone landscape and step back enough to fit it all in.

Skyline reflection bridal shot

Lady Bird Lake gives you a perfect mirror of the Austin skyline. Find a quiet stretch and take a group photo with the bride centred in a sash or tiara, the skyline behind you.

Skyline reflection shot

Lady Bird Lake gives you a perfect mirror of the Austin skyline. Find a quiet stretch of water and take a group photo with the skyline (and ideally its reflection) behind the team.

Skyline stag pose

With the Miami skyline behind you: take a group photo where everyone strikes their best yacht-cover pose, sunglasses on, groom looking presidential.

Smithsonian sign-off

The Smithsonian runs nearly 20 free museums on the National Mall. Find any Smithsonian museum entrance and take a group photo at its facade or lobby. Bonus points if everyone strikes a museum-worthy pose.

SoCo groom pose

On South Congress: take a group photo in front of the most "Austin" thing you see (a vintage shop, mural, food truck). Groom striking the pose.

Sound cheers

Find a spot with Puget Sound, a totem pole or a Seattle landmark behind you, grab a coffee or a drink and take a group toast photo. To the Emerald City!

Sourdough bowl share

San Francisco sourdough has been baked here since the Gold Rush. Get a clam chowder bread bowl (or just a sourdough loaf) at the Wharf, share it with the team and take a photo of the first bite.

South Beach groom run

On the sand: take a slow-motion video of the crew running into the surf, groom front and center, Baywatch style.

Sox cheer at Fenway

Fenway Park is the oldest active stadium in Major League Baseball. Take a group photo outside the park where everyone cheers as if the Red Sox just hit a home run. Hats and "Go Sox" yells encouraged.

Space Needle skyward

The Space Needle was built for the 1962 World's Fair. Take a group photo at its base where everyone reaches up toward the saucer at the top.

Speed limit hunt

Find a Speed Limit sign (a white rectangle with black numbers and the words "SPEED LIMIT"). Take a team photo with the sign and everyone pretending to run at exactly that speed in miles per hour.

Sportscaster groom Austin

One man plays sportscaster, the groom is the player. Short video of a live commentary on whatever the groom is doing.