Bachelorette
Bachelorette bingo
A bingo card for the whole night. Mark a square when a stranger congratulates the bride, the group takes a photo with someone in costume, or the bride gets serenaded. Nothing on the card is embarrassing, so it works for every group.
Play it live
Questions on the TV, guests answer from their phones, the reveal and the scores are automatic. Free for up to 15 guests.
Set up a live gameFree printable
A print-ready PDF in US Letter or A4, with a different card for each guest, plus matching signs for the gifts, cards, favors and drinks.
How to play
- 1Give every guest a different card with a free centre square.
- 2As each gift is opened, or each phrase is said, the host calls the item.
- 3Guests mark called items on their card.
- 4The first guest with five in a row, across, down or diagonal, calls bingo and wins.
Running it for your group
- A small group
- With fewer than ten guests, play to a full card instead of five in a row, so it lasts the whole gift opening.
- A big room
- Print one card per guest, or let phones deal the cards. Have one person call items so nobody argues about what was opened.
- Guests on a video call
- Phones are the easy way: each remote guest gets their own card, and called items update for everyone at once.
The 28 items
- A stranger congratulates the bride
- Someone buys the bride a drink
- A stranger gives marriage advice
- Group photo with a stranger
- The bride is serenaded
- Someone loses a shoe
- The bride's song comes on
- A bartender asks about the wedding
- Someone calls her partner
- Matching outfits get a compliment
- Someone takes a selfie with the sash
- The group dances on a table (or nearly)
- Someone cries happy tears
- Free shot from the bar
- Someone orders food at midnight
- Someone loses their phone
- Karaoke song
- Bride shows off the ring
- Someone says “this is the best night ever”
- A toast to the bride
- Someone spills a drink
- Someone needs a phone charger
- Late-night snack run
- Bride tells the proposal story
- Someone sings into a hairbrush
- Photo in front of a neon sign
- Someone switches to water
- Group hug
Questions people ask
- Who calls the squares?
- Anyone in the group, as it happens. On phones, the maid of honor calls each square from her phone and every card updates.
- Is this bachelorette bingo clean?
- Yes. Every square is something that happens on a fun night out, with nothing that puts anyone on the spot.
- Can we play this live instead of on paper?
- Yes. Put the questions on a TV or laptop, guests join from their phones with a QR code, and the answers are revealed on the big screen with scores kept for you. It's free for up to 15 guests.