
On the mic
MC Bella
Pink cowboy hat, microphone, zero patience for anyone talking over the numbers. MC Bella runs the night, keeps the bride in the spotlight and wants more bingo.
Bachelorette party · MC Bella and DJ Bingley
MC Bella calls the numbers, DJ Bingley begs for more bass, and the bride gets roasted (lovingly) with jokes you approve first. Boots optional.
$79 per party. One payment. No subscription.
Bingo Bingley's bachelorette show is a bachelorette party bingo game that plays on your TV. Two AI-voiced hosts, MC Bella and DJ Bingley, call bingo numbers, call every guest by first name, play songs from YouTube between calls and roast the bride with jokes written from your answers. You read and approve the full script before anything is recorded, and you can choose who wins. Pick 45, 60, 75 or 90 minutes; three rounds: one line, two lines, then the full card. Works with a laptop, a TV and a phone. One price per party, no subscription, with a party guarantee.
About 45 seconds of the show. Nothing plays until you press a button.
Tap a button. One voice plays at a time, which is the only rule DJ Bingley follows.

On the mic
Pink cowboy hat, microphone, zero patience for anyone talking over the numbers. MC Bella runs the night, keeps the bride in the spotlight and wants more bingo.

On the decks
Mirror-ball cowboy hat, two turntables and one setting: louder. DJ Bingley wants more bass, has never once gotten more bass, and asks anyway.
The eternal fight. Slide toward the bass and you'll hear Bingley. Slide toward the bingo and Bella shuts him down.
A few numbers come with a joke about the bride. Here's Emma's. Yours get written from your answers.
Spicy stays in your script, not on a website. Pick it when you order.
You answer. The order form asks 15 yes-or-no questions about the bride that any bridesmaid can answer (Is she the planner type? Does she cry at commercials?), plus the first name of the person she's marrying and a few optional blanks, like the city if you're heading out of town.
You pick the spice. Mild, teasing or spicy. Mild is safe with her future sister-in-law in the room.
You approve. Before anything is recorded, you get the full script on a web page. Approve a line, cut it or rewrite it. The bride doesn't see a thing until the show starts.
You get at least 10 personal jokes, written just for her, plus the hosts' own material.
Keep it random, or let the bride win. Pick one when you order. If it's the bride, her card says "for Emma" (well, her name), and it fills up in the last round.
You decide who wins. Nobody will know.
Welcome. MC Bella introduces the bride. DJ Bingley introduces himself, at length.
Round 1: one line. Between songs, Bella calls one, two or three numbers at a time, and every now and then a speed round, so nobody gets comfortable.
Round 2: two lines. Dance breaks between calls. Follow the bride. Do not follow Bingley.
Round 3: the full card. Last round, loudest BINGO.
Pick the length when you order: 45, 60, 75 or 90 minutes. The three rounds stay the same; a longer show adds more songs and more jokes. Heading out after? 45 or 60 minutes fits the pregame.
Every guest gets a card like this, printed at home. Type a name to see yours.
The name stays in your browser. We don't send or save it.
Between rounds: pop and R&B from the late '90s and 2000s, a country block, and the line dances everyone pretends not to know until the chorus hits.
The videos play from YouTube on your laptop, at your party, in their own panel on the screen.
It plays in your rental before you hit Broadway. Put Nashville in the order form as your city and the show gets a batch of jokes made for a Nashville bachelorette. Pink cowboy hats are not required, but Bella will notice.
A laptop with internet, the TV in your rental (with an HDMI port), a phone as the remote and a printer for the cards. Bring an HDMI cable or adapter, since the rental might not have one. Run the two-minute setup check when you arrive.
The full rundown is on how it works.
Personal jokes about the bride are included. Same price at 45, 60, 75 or 90 minutes. Your link works from delivery until 30 days after your party, and you can start it as often as you like.
$79 per party
One payment. No subscription. Hiring a host starts around $250 (GigSalad). Printable cards run $3 to $20 (The Knot and Etsy).
If the show doesn't work at your party even though you ran the setup check, you get your money back or a new show.
It won't get recorded unless you approve it. You see the full script before anything is recorded and can approve, cut or rewrite every line. You also pick the spice level: mild, teasing or spicy.
Yes. You fill in the form and review the script. She finds out when Bella says her name.
Yes. Pick random, the bride, or someone else when you order. Their card wins the last round.
If the TV has an HDMI port, yes. Bring a cable or adapter for your laptop, and run the setup check when you arrive. Your link works from delivery until 30 days after your party, so you can also test at home first.
No Premium needed. The songs play from YouTube in their own panel on the screen. Without Premium, YouTube may show an ad first; the show waits up to five seconds and then moves on to the next song.
From 2 to 60 players, and up to 40 can have their first name on a card and in the show.
Yes, as long as it's a private party with your own guests. Not for public or ticketed events, and not for a business entertaining its customers.
Prizes are up to you, like first pick of the photo props. No betting and no cash prizes.
We use it only to write your show. Your answers, the jokes and the guest list are deleted 30 days after the party.
No. Their voices are made with AI. The jokes about the bride are written from your answers, and you approve every line.
Order now, approve the jokes, test it in the rental, and let Bella handle the mic.
$79 per party
Order your showMore ideas for the house: bachelorette party games for the pregame.
Planning the bachelor party too? Send the groom's crew to Last Call at Bella's.
Doing the shower as well? See bridal shower bingo.
Setup questions? See how it works, pricing and the FAQ.