A game for the wait between the photos and the meal
Weddings have long gaps: the couple leaves for photos, the kitchen needs twenty minutes, the band sets up. A round of bingo at each table fills that time without a microphone speech. With the word cards, guests mark things they hear in the toasts or see on the dance floor, and the first full line calls it.
Number cards need a caller: the bingo number generator spins on a phone or a laptop by the cake table. Word cards need nobody: the day itself calls them.
Guests who watch from far away
If grandparents or friends follow the wedding on a video call, a Tombingo event puts their own card on their phone, marked as you call each ball, and the console checks each bingo. Starting from the sign-up button here, the new bingo comes with a wedding word list you can change.
Free up to 20 cards per event; larger weddings can take a pass from USD 14, on pricing. How it works is on the Tombingo home page, and the bridal shower bingo page covers the party before.
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