Bingo Card Game Ideas
To get a bit more out of a party make up Bingo cards for guests. Each square on the card includes a brief description. (Examples: Visited London, Is an avid party goer, Has brother and sister, Was born in the UK, Lives nearest the school, Knows how to ski, Didn't see the movie "bingo" Likes ham on pizza, Was born in the same month as you, Favorite subject in school, Has an ear pierced more than twice, Father's name is "john," Read more than one book this winter, Speaks three languages, Has two Pets) Guests must walk around the room and get the signature of someone who fits the specific description in each box. The goal is to be the first to fill the bingo card with signatures. To make it harder, have guests fill every square with a different signature and set a time limit. When a guest has a bingo (one name signed per square) give them a bingo prize.
An alternative: Set this up as a bingo scavenger hunt with a series of bingo questions, each question with a bingo line beside it. Guests are given a time limit to circle the room and find someone who has "been there, done that." That "someone" writes his name in the bingo box space.
Start a new holiday or family tradition and have fun at the same time. Try Bingo on Christmas Eve or other family event. Give small bingo gifts to each bingo winner. Vary the bingo games to include bingo winners for diagonal Party Bingo, corner Bingo, vertical bingo or horizontal bingo, or blackout Bingo. Use a bingo variation and let the kids invent new bingo games. You will love it and all the family can get involved.
Stag Do Bingo
Outta Control Bingo! Cards for up to 16 players will add to the laughter and fun at a Stag Party.
Hen Do Bingo
Entertain the Guests! A new twist on an old favorite: A Love-Themed Bingo game played at the bridal shower.
BabyBingo
Entertain the Guests! For a new twist on an old game, add to the festivities and play BINGO at the Baby Shower.
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