
Maid of honor
Bella
Hot pink blazer, headset on, clipboard ready. Bella has planned this shower down to the minute and will absolutely tell you which minute it is.

Bridal shower · Grandma-approved
Bella, the maid of honor, runs the show. Bingley is the only man invited, and nobody knows why. Bingo with love songs between calls, gift bingo while the bride opens presents, and jokes Grandma will repeat.
$55 per party. One payment. No subscription.Add personal jokes: $79 total
Bingo Bingley's bridal shower show is a bridal shower bingo game that plays on your TV. Two AI-voiced hosts, maid of honor Bella and Bingley, call bingo numbers, call every guest by first name, play love songs from YouTube between calls and react to the gifts during gift bingo. The jokes are clean enough for Grandma. Add personal jokes about the bride if you like; you read and approve the full script before anything is recorded, and you can let the bride win. 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, with a party guarantee.
About 45 seconds of the shower. Nothing plays until you press a button.
Tap a button. One voice plays at a time. Bella insists on it. She has a clipboard.

Maid of honor
Hot pink blazer, headset on, clipboard ready. Bella has planned this shower down to the minute and will absolutely tell you which minute it is.

The only man invited
Powder blue suit, tangled in the bunting, holding a gift that isn't his. Nobody remembers inviting Bingley. He is thrilled to be here.
While the bride opens presents, guests mark gifts on a gift bingo card. Tap a gift on your phone and Bella and Bingley react. Try it here.
Tap a gift to hear Bella and Bingley react.
Gift Bingo
Mark it when she opens it
Print card, Letter or A4, black and white. Bingo Bingley
BINGO!
Bingo! The top row is full.
Sweet, quick and safe to say in front of the groom's mother.
Nothing crude, and no innuendo somebody has to explain to Aunt Linda. The jokes tease the plans, the gifts and Bingley, never the guests.
A shower isn't a race. The show leaves room between rounds to eat, chat and open presents, and the remote on your phone can pause it when the cake comes out.
Pick the length when you order: 45, 60, 75 or 90 minutes. There are three rounds: one line, two lines, then the full card. A longer show adds more songs and more jokes, not more rules.

Your phone is the remote
Round 2: two lines
$79 total, per party
You answer a few questions about the bride. How the couple met, what she's known for, what Bella should never bring up.
We write at least 10 personal jokes, just for her, as sweet as the rest of the show.
You approve. Before anything is recorded, you get the full script on a web page. Approve a line, cut it or rewrite it. Nothing gets recorded that you haven't seen.

Keep it random, or let the bride win. Pick it when you order. Her card carries her name, and in the last round it fills up just in time.
You decide who wins. Nobody will know. Not even Grandma, and Grandma knows everything.
Sarah The bride
BINGO!
Aunt Linda
BINGO!
Grandma
BINGO!
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: love songs and sing-alongs, from Motown and the crooners to the soft pop of the last twenty years. No explicit lyrics.
The videos play from YouTube on your laptop, at your party, in their own panel on the screen.
A laptop with internet, a TV with HDMI, a phone as the remote and a printer for the cards. Works at home or in a room you rented for the afternoon. Run the two-minute setup check the day before, and nobody has to present anything.
The full rundown is on how it works.
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.
$55 per party
Most personal
$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.
Yes. The shower show uses our mildest jokes, and the playlist skips crude lyrics. If you add personal jokes, you read every line before anything is recorded.
No. Guests only need a printed card and a pen. Whoever hosts runs the show from one laptop and a phone.
Before the bride opens her presents, guests fill their gift bingo card with gifts they think she'll get. As she opens each one, guests mark it off, and Bella and Bingley react from the panel on your phone.
Yes. Choose the bride, someone else or random when you order. The chosen card wins the last round.
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: a candle, a plant, first pick of the leftover cake. No betting and no cash prizes.
We use them only to make your show. Your order details, guest list, answers and jokes are deleted 30 days after the party.
No. Their voices are made with AI. The jokes are written for showers like yours, and you read and approve the full script before anything is recorded.
Order now, test it the day before, and let Bella run the afternoon. You just cut the cake.
$55 per party
Order your showMore ideas for the afternoon: bridal shower games everyone can play.
Planning the bachelorette too? See bachelorette party bingo. The groom's side has Last Call at Bella's.
Setup questions? See how it works, pricing and the FAQ.