Wedding Reception Bingo: free printable cards
Printable wedding reception bingo cards that keep guests watching for the big moments.
Wedding reception bingo is a table game that keeps guests mingling and watching for the moments the couple will remember. The squares cover toasts, dances, traditions and the little surprises that happen at nearly every reception.
Set one card at each place setting with a pen. Guests mark squares through the evening and bring a bingo to the head table or the DJ for a small prize.
Wedding Bingo
Guest Book
Selfie
Thank You Speech
Shoes Off
Head Table
Exit Line
Garter Toss
Sparklers
Father Daughter
Grandparents Dance
Mother Son
Fairy Lights
I DO
Veil
Flower Girl
Kiss
Cha Cha Slide
Centerpiece
Group Photo
Slow Song
Photo Booth
Late Arrival
Best Man Toast
Ring Bearer
Bouquet Toss
Card 1Made free with BingoLark
One of the 5×5 cards this template makes. Every printed card gets its own layout.
How to play
- Place a card and pen at each seat.
- Mark squares as they happen during the reception.
- Bring a bingo to the DJ or head table for a prize.
- A full card by the last dance wins the centerpiece.
The 40 squares in this template
A 5×5 card with a free space uses 24 of them, so each card gets a different mix. Edit, add or delete any of these after you open the template.
- First Dance
- Bouquet Toss
- Garter Toss
- Cake Cutting
- Best Man Toast
- Maid of Honor
- Father Daughter
- Mother Son
- Glass Clinking
- Kiss
- Happy Tears
- Photo Booth
- Sparklers
- Conga Line
- Cha Cha Slide
- Ring Bearer
- Flower Girl
- Centerpiece
- Open Bar
- Late Arrival
- Grandparents Dance
- Selfie
- Shoes Off
- Thank You Speech
- Party Favor
- Guest Book
- Dessert Table
- Fairy Lights
- Slow Song
- Dip
- Champagne
- Veil
- Boutonniere
- Head Table
- Group Photo
- Last Dance
- Exit Line
- Bubbles
- Card Box
- Just Married
Printing tips
- For a group of up to 30 you can print everything free. Choose 2 cards per page for a standard size, or 4 per page to save paper.
- Turn on the call sheet. It lists every square in a random order with a checkbox, so the caller never repeats one.
- Add a few more squares than the 24 a card needs. The more entries, the more the cards differ.
- Pick “Save as PDF” in the print dialog if you want to email the cards or print them later.