68 “Find someone who…” ideas for wedding guest bingo
“Find someone who…” is the wedding version of bingo: every guest gets a card of prompts, looks for people in the room who match them and writes down their names. The whole game depends on good prompts — ones that start a conversation without putting anyone on the spot.

Below is the full prompt list from our library, grouped by theme. Use it however you like: copy your favourites onto your own cards, or pick them in the creator, which lays out a different card for every guest.

How to choose good prompts
- A prompt should lead to a conversation, not just a yes or no. “Knows a family recipe passed down the generations” works better than “likes pasta”.
- Avoid prompts about looks, age, weight or relationship status. A good prompt is one any guest could match without embarrassment.
- Mix easy prompts (something blue) with ones that send people across the room. A 4 × 4 card holds 16 fields.
- Add a few prompts of your own about the two of you — guests' shared memories with the couple are the best conversation starters.
Every prompt on the card starts with “Find someone who…”.
Outfits, languages and first topics
- … is wearing something blue
- … is wearing something borrowed
- … is wearing something older than the couple
- … is wearing something bought specially for today
- … is wearing colourful socks
- … has a birthday in the same month as you
- … speaks at least two languages
- … can teach you to say “I love you” in another language
- … is visiting this area for the first time
Dance floor and music
- … can teach you a simple dance step
- … has a signature dance move
- … will share a dance with you
- … can waltz
- … will stay on the dance floor until the last song
- … will sing the chorus of a favourite song with you
- … sings in a choir or band
- … plays an instrument
- … remembers their first concert
- … can guess the first-dance song before it plays
Weddings and traditions
- … has been to more than ten weddings
- … remembers a funny moment from another wedding
- … knows a wedding tradition from another region or country
- … has advice for the couple's life together
- … can guess where the couple will honeymoon
- … will take a selfie with you, with the couple behind you
- … will say “cheers” with you in another language
- … can name three flowers in today's decorations
Family and food
- … is named after someone in the family
- … knows how their grandparents met
- … knows a family recipe passed down the generations
- … bakes the cake for family celebrations
- … has a signature dish and will share the recipe
- … can recommend something tasty from this region
- … has more than two siblings
- … is the family photographer at get-togethers
Guests, travel and hometowns
- … knows fewer than five people in the room
- … knows at least twenty people in the room
- … travelled more than two hours to be here
- … has travelled to another continent
- … is planning a dream trip this year
- … can recommend a weekend getaway
- … can share a fun fact about their hometown
- … prefers the mountains to the beach
Hobbies, tastes and small talents
- … prefers tea to coffee
- … loves really spicy food
- … has a pet and will show you a photo
- … will show you a favourite photo on their phone
- … is learning something new right now
- … has an unusual hobby
- … grows plants or vegetables
- … can recommend a good book
- … will tell you a good joke
- … will show you a simple magic trick
- … can juggle
- … will fold you a paper plane
- … can describe their perfect day in three words
Prompts about the couple: side A and side B
These prompts come in two versions, for guests from side A and from side B, e.g. “Find someone from side B who…”. That way guests go looking for people from the other family.
- … has known one of the couple since childhood
- … knows one of the couple from school or university
- … knows one of the couple through work
- … knows a childhood nickname of one of the couple
- … knows how the couple met
- … remembers the first time they met one of the couple
- … has a holiday photo with one of the couple
- … knows what one of the couple loves to eat
- … can tell a funny story about one of the couple
- … can do one of the couple's catchphrases
- … can share a family tradition from their side
- … has a job to do at the wedding today
Turn these prompts into cards for your guests
In the creator you pick prompts, add your own and print a different card for every guest. You can download a sample card before you buy.
Create your cards