SignBingo

Weddings template · free printable

Find the Guest Wedding Bingo

A find-the-guest mingling game for wedding receptions and rehearsal dinners: guests look for someone who matches each square and collect a signature. It helps both sides of the guest list meet, and it is not a card for spotting things that happen during the wedding.

  • 4×4 grid
  • 72 prompts to pick from
  • US Letter & A4
  • Host instructions included
Use This TemplateGenerate a default pack: 30 cards, US Letter

Free, no sign-up. Every card in a batch is different. You can edit the title and prompts before you print.

Wedding Guest BingoFind a guest who fits each square and ask them to sign it.NameCard 1 of 30First full row, column, or diagonal wins. One signature per person. You can't sign your own card.Can name theflowers in thecenterpiecesHas taken a classwith one of thecoupleKnows the stepsto a line danceHas been to awedding inanother state orcountryHas already takena photo of thecakeHas a pet waitingfor them at homeLives in the sametown as one ofthe coupleSpeaks morethan onelanguageBrought tissuesjust in caseTraveled morethan an hour tobe hereReplied to theinvitation rightawayHas met thecouple's petHas made a newfriend at aweddingIs sitting next tosomeone theyjust metKnows a weddingtradition fromanother cultureKnows one of thecouple's go-tokaraoke songs
Card 1 of a sample batch, made with the generator on this site.

Who it’s for

  • Receptions where many guests don't know each other
  • Rehearsal dinners with family from both sides
  • Cocktail hour while the couple takes photos
  • Smaller weddings that want one easy group activity

How to play

  1. Give each player a card and a pen. Players write their name at the top.
  2. Players talk to each other. When someone fits a square, that person signs it. Nobody signs their own card.
  3. By default each person can sign a card once and the first full row, column, or diagonal wins. In the generator you can allow two signatures or switch to “most squares in a set time.”
  4. Plan on about 15–20 minutes for a 4×4 card. That’s a suggestion; adjust it to your group.

Full rules and what to say when you start: How to play icebreaker bingo.

Tips for hosting

  • At a seated reception, have guests trade cards with their own table first, then let them wander once dinner is cleared.
  • Set one card and a pen at each place setting so nobody has to hunt for supplies.
  • Ask the DJ, emcee, or a friend of the couple to announce the game once, explain signatures, and say when it ends.
  • Cocktail hour is a natural window: guests are already on their feet while the couple is away for photos.
  • If you offer a small prize, keep it simple, such as first pick of the dessert table or a centerpiece to take home.

Prompts on the sample card

These are the 16 prompts on card 1 above. Other cards use a different mix from the full list.

  • Can name the flowers in the centerpieces
  • Has taken a class with one of the couple
  • Knows the steps to a line dance
  • Has been to a wedding in another state or country
  • Has already taken a photo of the cake
  • Has a pet waiting for them at home
  • Lives in the same town as one of the couple
  • Speaks more than one language
  • Brought tissues just in case
  • Traveled more than an hour to be here
  • Replied to the invitation right away
  • Has met the couple's pet
  • Has made a new friend at a wedding
  • Is sitting next to someone they just met
  • Knows a wedding tradition from another culture
  • Knows one of the couple's go-to karaoke songs
See all 72 prompts in this template
  1. Has known one of the couple for over ten years
  2. Has known one of the couple since childhood
  3. Traveled more than an hour to be here
  4. Met one of the couple at school
  5. Met one of the couple through work
  6. Can tell you how the couple first met
  7. Was at the rehearsal dinner
  8. Helped with something for today's celebration
  9. Is wearing something borrowed
  10. Has a photo with one of the couple from years ago
  11. Has made a new friend at a wedding
  12. Has been on a road trip with one of the couple
  13. Lives in the same town as one of the couple
  14. Shares a birth month with one of the couple
  15. Is meeting most of the guests for the first time
  16. Has given a toast at a wedding before
  17. Can guess what song the couple will dance to first
  18. Can name a song that always fills a dance floor
  19. Plans to be on the dance floor tonight
  20. Speaks more than one language
  21. Wrote a card for the couple by hand
  22. Has cooked a meal with one of the couple
  23. Has been to a concert with one of the couple
  24. Has already taken a photo of the cake
  25. Has a nickname for one of the couple
  26. Replied to the invitation right away
  27. Knows how to fold a napkin into a shape
  28. Can recommend a good restaurant near here
  29. Is wearing a color that matches the decorations
  30. Has a funny story about one of the couple
  31. Played on a team with one of the couple
  32. Has a birthday this month
  33. Has been to a wedding in another state or country
  34. Stayed somewhere nearby last night
  35. Still writes thank-you notes by hand
  36. Has stayed at a wedding until the last song
  37. Knows a card trick
  38. Has a favorite wedding tradition from their own family
  39. Is sitting next to someone they just met
  40. Has helped one of the couple move
  41. Is most excited about the dessert table
  42. Has been to this venue before
  43. Plays a musical instrument
  44. Has worked in a restaurant or at events
  45. Has met the couple's pet
  46. Can name the town where one of the couple grew up
  47. Brought tissues just in case
  48. Has planned a party for more than 50 people
  49. Has played a board game with the couple
  50. Has shared a holiday meal with one of the couple
  51. Has been part of a wedding party before
  52. Is wearing shoes made for dancing all night
  53. Has already signed the guest book
  54. Knows one of the couple's go-to karaoke songs
  55. Has gone camping with one of the couple
  56. Can tie a bow tie without a mirror
  57. Has a handwritten note from one of the couple
  58. Knows a wedding tradition from another culture
  59. Was born in the same city as one of the couple
  60. Has taken a class with one of the couple
  61. Knows the steps to a line dance
  62. Has an inside joke with one of the couple
  63. Is wearing something handmade
  64. Has been to three or more weddings this year
  65. Has helped plan a surprise for one of the couple
  66. Can whistle loudly with their fingers
  67. Found their seat without checking the chart
  68. Has worn the same outfit to two weddings
  69. Brought a camera along with their phone
  70. Has a pet waiting for them at home
  71. Has been on vacation with one of the couple
  72. Can name the flowers in the centerpieces

Printing

  • Print on light cardstock so cards hold up on laps and cocktail tables without a clipboard.
  • Use the Wedding theme in color to sit nicely with place cards, or choose black & white if the cards will be photocopied.
  • Two cards per page in landscape keeps the cards small enough to tuck beside a place setting.
  • Print at 100% (“Actual size”). More detail in How to print bingo cards on US Letter or A4.

Questions

Is this the same as wedding bingo where guests watch for moments like the first kiss?

No. That version is an observation card. This one is a find-the-guest game: each square describes a person, and players find a guest who fits it and ask them to sign.

Will the questions make guests uncomfortable?

The prompts stay light: travel, hobbies, and how people know the couple. They don't ask about anyone's relationship status or family plans. You can edit or remove any prompt before printing.

How many guests do we need for a 4×4 card?

A player needs four other guests to finish a line. Filling the whole card with one signature per person takes at least 17 players, so most weddings play to the first line or to the most squares in a set time.

Can we print a card for every guest, including kids?

You can make up to 100 different cards in one batch. Most prompts work for older kids too; swap out any that don't suit your crowd before you print.