Bachelor, bachelorette and wedding bingo to print: free cards
Updated on October 2, 2026 · 3 min read

In short
A bingo of little moments to watch for during a hen party, a stag party or a wedding ("The bride sheds a tear"…): the first to complete a line wins. Here are the rules and 80 squares in two themes, to print 4 to 20 different grids straight from the page.
- 4–50 players
- Pen and paper
- No alcohol
Contents
Party bingo is the perfect game for a bachelor or bachelorette party or a wedding: each guest gets a card of small moments to watch for during the day (“The bride sheds a tear”, “Someone gets lost”), and ticks the squares as the hours go by. No need to stop the party to play: the game runs by itself. Generate your cards below, all different, and print them.
The rules
- Each guest gets a card of 25 squares, all different. The middle square is free, already ticked.
- When a moment on the card happens, tick the square. When in doubt, the guest of honour decides.
- The first to complete a row, a column or a diagonal shouts “Bingo!” and wins a small prize.
- For a longer game, carry on until the full card.
40 squares for a bachelor or bachelorette party
- The guest of honour cries with laughter
- Someone gets lost
- Someone loses their phone
- We run into another bachelor(ette) party
- The guest of honour calls their partner
- Someone sings off-key
- A failed group photo
- Someone forgets a name
- The whole group gets the giggles
- Someone falls asleep
- A stranger congratulates the guest of honour
- We dance in the street
- Someone spills their drink
- An improvised speech
- Someone cries with emotion
- We take a wrong turn
- The guest of honour blushes
- A selfie with a stranger
- Someone talks about their ex
- A waiter offers something
- Someone arrives late
- We all sing together
- An embarrassing story about the guest of honour
- Someone trips (nothing serious)
- A blurry photo
- We talk about the wedding
- Someone forgets something at the hotel
- The guest of honour gets a present
- A group hug
- Someone impersonates the guest of honour
- The music is too loud
- Someone loses a game
- We laugh at an old photo
- Someone changes outfit
- A toast to the guest of honour
- We wake someone up
- A phone battery dies
- A photo of everyone's feet
- Someone tells how the couple met
- The guest of honour completes a mission
40 squares for a wedding
- The bride sheds a tear
- The groom sheds a tear
- Someone loses a shoe
- The best man forgets a word of his speech
- A child dances on the floor
- Someone spills their drink
- An uncle tells an old story
- The photographer has people stand on a chair
- The wedding cake gets photographed
- Someone cries during the vows
- A guest sits at the wrong table
- The first dance gets everyone dancing
- A phone rings during the ceremony
- Someone talks about their own wedding
- The couple kiss to applause
- Two guests wear the same outfit
- Grandma dances
- Someone catches the bouquet
- A speech makes the whole room laugh
- The DJ plays an 80s song
- Someone starts a conga line
- A guest arrives late
- The bride takes off her shoes
- Someone takes a selfie with the couple
- A toast to the newlyweds
- Someone forgets a guest's name
- A guest dances alone
- The couple change outfits
- Someone asks “So when is it your turn?”
- Dessert arrives with music
- A giant group photo
- The groom dances with his mother
- The bride dances with her father
- A guest falls asleep on their chair
- Someone sings on the dance floor
- The couple cut the cake
- A guest tells how the couple met
- Someone loses their glasses
- A shower or a gust of wind
- The couple thank their guests
Frequently asked questions
How do you play wedding or hen party bingo?
Each guest gets a grid and a pen at the start of the day and ticks off the squares as the moments happen. The first to complete a line shouts "Bingo!" and proves it to the group.
Does each guest need a different grid?
It works better: with the same squares in a different order, the lines don't all fill up at once. The page prepares 4 to 20 grids, each drawn at random from the theme's 40 squares.
When should the game end?
Announce a finishing time from the start, for example dessert or the first dance. If nobody has a line, whoever has ticked the most squares wins.
With the Partizo app
During the party, Showtime offers wacky challenges judged by the group, and your own challenges about the couple with Premium. Next, see our 50 bachelor and bachelorette party missions and our wedding games.