The party game your guests
won't put down.

Before the event

Tell us the story.

Drop a few sentences about how you met, a funny moment, your favorite inside joke. AI writes trivia, bingo, and guessing games personalized to you two. No blank templates.

Day of

One QR per table.

Print the code on your table cards, or display it on the big screen. Guests scan, pick a display name, play from their phone. Cousins meet new cousins over a bingo square.

After the lights come up

A keepsake, not just a game.

Every guest's written advice, their predictions, the best photo captions — all saved. A recap page you can revisit. Something bigger than a stack of paper in the recycling bin.

DIY / Printed cards

Minglo

Setup time

3–5 hours of design + printing

15 minutes, guided flow

Cost

= $30–$80 in printing

One price, everything included

Personalization

Whatever Pinterest gave you

AI writes trivia from your story

Guest adoption

Half the tables play

Nearly everyone joins

Changes at the last minute

Reprint everything

Edit in your dashboard

Leaderboard

None (or manual tally)

Live, automatic, competitive

Game variety

One format, maybe two

Trivia, bingo, predictions, advice wall, and more

After the event

Trash

Saved keepsake for the couple

Tech failure risk

A lost card ruins a table

Any phone works, full backup

Guest pen anxiety

Very real

Zero

"Couldn't I just use Kahoot?"

You could, if your wedding reception is a classroom quiz. Kahoot is built for timed, high-pressure trivia. Minglo is built for the vibe of a party — mixed game types, casual flow, no teacher at the front. And it's personalized to the couple, not pulled from a public question bank.

"My grandma won't scan a QR code."

She already has. Every restaurant menu, every parking meter. Your 10-year-old cousin will help her in 30 seconds. And she'll actually play — because the questions will be about you and her grandchild, not generic trivia.

"What if the WiFi is bad?"

Minglo runs on cellular too. Every guest already has 5G in their pocket. The game page is lightweight — it loads on a weak signal in a barn wedding just as well as it does in a city hotel.

"I want it to feel classy, not like a game show."

Us too. Minglo is designed by people who care about how weddings feel. The guest interface is quiet, elegant, serif typography — no cartoon buzzers or confetti cannons. It looks like it belongs on your day.