(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.
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Has eaten at the couple's favorite restaurant.
Has watched a Filipino teleserye this month.
Owns their own business.
Recently got a promotion.
Knows the groom’s favorite color.
Has attended a wedding in another country.
Can sing a line from the couple’s first dance song.
Has won a contest or award.
Has attended a wedding in the past year.
Has eaten lechon in the past month.
Has a birthday close to the wedding date.
Is a vegetarian or vegan.
Can recite a Filipino proverb or idiom.
Is a regular at Filipino markets or festivals.
Has a pet dog.
Has attended a wedding where the same officiant was present.
Loves spicy food.
Has experienced a surprise party.
Can name three ingredients in adobo.
Enjoys cooking or baking.
Has been to the couple’s hometown.
Volunteers regularly.
Can name all the planets in the solar system.
Owns a karaoke machine at home.
Knows the lyrics to a classic Filipino love song.
Is a teacher or trainer.
Has a unique middle name.
Has seen the couple dance together.
Is wearing something gifted by the couple.
Knows how to say “Congratulations” in a Filipino dialect.
Has taken a painting or art class.
Is wearing traditional Filipino accessories.
Has a favorite superhero.
Is the youngest in their family.
Can name three Filipino dishes with coconut milk.
Has met the couple’s parents.
Has lived in more than two cities.
Can name three provinces in the Philippines.
Is a godparent (ninong/ninang) to more than three children.
Can juggle.
Has read more than 10 books this year.
Shares the same profession as the groom.
Is an only child.
Has won a game at a wedding before.
Is a fan of a Filipino celebrity.
Knows how to whistle.
Is afraid of heights.
Works in the healthcare field.
Has been on TV or in a movie.
Can list three Filipino party staples (e.g., pancit, lumpia, etc.).
Plays video games.
Can describe their first meeting with the couple.
Can name three Filipino desserts.
Is the eldest sibling in their family.
Has visited a historical site in the Philippines.
Wears glasses or contact lenses.
Knows how to play a Filipino traditional game like sungka or luksong tinik.
Shares the same high school or college alma mater as the couple.