Singles Dinner Party Bingo
Get chatting at an adults-only singles dinner with bingo about shared tastes. Meet guests who enjoy cooking classes, love homemade pasta or can recommend a recipe, with no pressure to flirt.
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Get chatting at an adults-only singles dinner with bingo about shared tastes. Meet guests who enjoy cooking classes, love homemade pasta or can recommend a recipe, with no pressure to flirt.
How to run this activity
Adult event only, with opt-in, comfortable conversation; never require flirting, physical touch, sexual details, relationship history, orientation disclosure or contact-information exchanges. Provide ways to pass and leave without explanation.
Facilitator guidance
Give a brief example, encourage introductions and make participation voluntary, with the option to pass without sharing personal information. Check the group size and participants’ interests, and consider a 3×3 board for smaller groups. On a 5×5 board, aim for a line of five rather than a full card; use a line of three on a 3×3 board.
Safety and inclusion
This game is for adults only; use inclusive language and keep participation voluntary. Let players skip any question, respect consent and personal boundaries, and never pressure anyone to disclose private information about their identity, relationships or personal contact details.
Full prompt list
- Someone who likes sharing starters
- A guest who enjoys cooking classes
- Someone who prefers a dessert first
- A person who loves local food markets
- Someone with a favourite restaurant
- A guest who likes trying regional dishes
- Someone who enjoys weekend brunch
- A person who likes candlelit dining
- Someone who knows a good conversation starter
- A guest who enjoys wine-free pairings
- Someone who likes sharing travel stories
- A person who enjoys live jazz
- Someone who loves homemade pasta
- A guest who prefers a quiet table
- Someone who likes organising dinner parties
- A person who enjoys adventurous menus
- Someone with a favourite comfort food
- A guest who likes baking
- Someone who enjoys a post-dinner walk
- A person who prefers family-style dining
- Someone who can recommend a recipe
- A guest who enjoys dinner games
- Someone who asks a thoughtful question
- A person who makes a new connection