29 Bachelorette Party Games

Bachelorette party games are the heart and soul of a memorable bachelorette bash, setting the tone for an evening or weekend that celebrates friendship, fun, and the bride-to-be’s final foray into singlehood. These games are not just icebreakers; they are cherished moments that often turn into hilarious stories, re-told and laughed over for years to come.

Whether you’re planning a wild night out, a cozy spa day in, or an adventurous getaway, the right mix of games can help bond the group and get everyone in the spirit of celebration.

In this blog post, we’ll share some of the most entertaining and engaging bachelorette party games that promise to spark laughter, encourage camaraderie, and create unforgettable memories for the bride-to-be and all her besties.

Here is a list of 29 bachelorette party games that we love.

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Classic Bachelorette Party Games

Bachelorette parties are a time to let loose and have some fun with the bride-to-be and her closest friends. While there are plenty of unique bachelorette party games to choose from, sometimes classic games are the way to go. Here are some classic bachelorette party games that are always a hit:

Bachelorette Scavenger Hunt Game

A bachelorette party scavenger hunt is a fun way to get everyone involved and exploring the city. Make list of challenges and tasks for guests to complete. At the bachelorette party, divide the group into teams and give each team a list of items to find or tasks to complete.

Some fun ideas include taking a photo with a stranger, finding a certain type of drink at a bar, or collecting items from different locations. The team that completes the most tasks in a set amount of time wins a prize.

Truth or Dare

Truth or Dare is a classic party game that never gets old. It’s a great way to get the party started and get everyone laughing. The game is simple, compile a list of questions and dares. Players take turns choosing between answering a question truthfully or performing a dare.

The questions and dares can be as tame or as wild as you want. Some bachelorette party versions of the game include bride-centric questions and dares, making it even more fun for the bride-to-be.

Pin the Ring

Pin the Ring puts a bachelorette spin on the classic children’s game. Participants attempt to pin a ring on a large poster of a hand or finger while blindfolded. The player who places the ring closest to the correct spot wins.

This game is an excellent ice-breaker and can be played multiple times throughout the night. To amp up the fun, use a comically large ring or create a silly poster design. Consider awarding small prizes to the winner and runners-up. 

Bachelorette Bingo

Bachelorette Bingo is a fun way to keep the party going while also giving everyone a chance to win prizes. The game involves creating bingo cards with bride-to-be specific phrases or items, such as “bridezilla,” “shot glass necklace,” or “veil.”

As the party goes on, players mark off the items on their bingo cards as they see them. The first player to get bingo wins a prize.

Bachelorette Drink If

This game is always a hit! Players take a sip when statements apply to them, such as “Drink if you’ve known the bride since high school” or “Drink if you’ve ever been a bridesmaid.”

To spice things up, include funny moments from the bride’s past. Create category cards for different rounds, like “Dating History,” “Wedding Planning,” or “Friend Group Inside Jokes.” This keeps the game engaging and encourages storytelling and laughter throughout the night.

Consider using non-alcoholic options for those who prefer not to drink. The goal is to create a fun, inclusive atmosphere for all guests.

Never Have I Game

We love the fact that this game can be played in different ways. It can either be played as a drinking game, dare game or just for fun. To play the game, have the players sit in a circle. Make sure everyone can see and hear each other.

Each player holds up ten fingers. This represents ten lives or points. One player starts by making a statement beginning with “Never have I ever…” For example, “Never have I ever gone skydiving.”

Any player who has done what was mentioned in the statement must put down one finger or take a drink if you are playing as a drinking game. The next player then makes their own “Never have I ever” statement, and play continues around the circle.

If a player puts down all ten fingers, they are out of the game. The game continues until only one player remains with fingers still up. That player is the winner.

You can also write a list of never have I statements on cards and have players take turns to pick a card and read it to the rest of the group. If anybody in the group has done what it says on the card, they must drink a set amount or do whatever action or dare has been agreed on prior to playing the games.

Toilet Paper Wedding Dress

This classic game transforms everyday bathroom tissue into bridal couture. Divide guests into teams, providing each with several rolls of toilet paper. Set a time limit, typically 15-20 minutes. Teams work together to create a wedding dress on one designated model using only toilet paper and tape.

Encourage creativity with details like veils, bouquets, and accessories. Once time is up, have a fashion show where each model struts their paper gown. The bride-to-be serves as judge, selecting a winning design based on creativity, durability, and overall appearance.

Bachelorette Taboo Game (Don’t Say It game)

This is not just a fun bachelorette party game but also an interactive game. Before the bachelorette party, gather a list of wedding related words/phrases. Write each word/phrase on a card and write down 3-5 synonyms of these words under the word.

At the bachelorette party, split the guests into two teams. Each group chooses a player. Players from each team or individual players take turn to pull a card from the deck, the player has to describe the word at the top of the card without using any of the synonyms you listed.

The players team members have to guess the word within 30 seconds. For each correct guess give the team a point. Both teams take turns to play until all players from each team have played or all cards have been used. The team with the most points wins.

Bachelorette Charades

This bachelorette charades game is a perfect icebreaker. This is played like the regular charades game. Before the bachelorette party, gather a list of wedding related words/phrases. Write each word/phrase on a slip of paper and put them in a bowl.

To play the game divide the bachelorette party guests into groups. Each group chooses a player. Players from each team or individual players take turn to pull a paper from the bowl and act out the phrase written on the cards without speaking while other team mates/players guess what it is  within a minute.

For each correct guess, the team that guessed correctly gets a point. The team with the most points wins, if played individually the player that guesses the most answers wins.

Unique Bachelorette Party Games

When it comes to bachelorette parties, games are a must-have. They provide a fun way for the bride-to-be and her friends to bond and create memories. While traditional games like Truth or Dare and Never Have I Ever are always a hit, why not switch things up with some unique bachelorette party games?

Here are some ideas that are sure to make the party unforgettable.

Name That Drink

Test your cocktail knowledge with Name That Drink! Have the bride-to-be mix up a variety of cocktails and give them creative names.

Write down the names on slips of paper and put them in a bowl. Have the guests sample each drink and try to guess the name. The person with the most correct answers wins a prize.

Prosecco Pong

Beer pong is a classic party game, but why not give it a classy twist with Prosecco Pong? Replace the beer with the bubbly, and you’ve got yourself a fun and sophisticated game that will keep everyone entertained.

To play the game, divide the bachelorette party into two groups. Place Prosecco glasses on each end of the table. Each group will take turns to bounce a ball into the glasses of the opposing team. If the ball lands, they drink! First team to clear their opponents glasses wins.

You can even add some pink food coloring to the Prosecco to make it more festive.

Who Knows the Bride Best?

Who knows the bride best game allows guests show how well they know the bride-to-be. Before the bachelorette party, compile a list of questions about the bride and have the bride-to-be answer the questions. Keep the bride-to-be’s answer as your “answer key.” Then, as guests arrive, give each guest a card.

For each question, the guests write the answer. The bride-to-be can read the questions out loud and say what her answer was. Whoever gets the most answers correct, based on the answers the bride provided, wins!

How Well Does the Bride Know the Groom

Does the bride really know the groom? You can find out in this game. Before the party, Compile a list of questions about the groom, send the list of questions to the groom and have him write down his answers. Have the guests guess how many questions the bride-to-be will be able to answer correctly.

After the guests are through with answering the questions, read the questions out loud and have the bride-to-be share how she thinks the groom answered. Whomever guesses the most questions correctly wins!

Bachelorette Balderdash

Put a wedding twist on the popular word game. Create cards with wedding-related terms, phrases, or questions. Players take turns reading a card aloud. Other participants write down their best guess at the definition or answer.

The reader collects all responses, adds the correct answer, and reads them aloud. Players vote on which answer they believe is correct. Points are awarded for correct guesses and for fooling others with fake answers.

This game tests knowledge of wedding traditions, sparks creative thinking, and often leads to hilarious made-up explanations. It works well for groups of all sizes and can be played multiple rounds.

Kiss the Miss Goodbye

This game combines creativity with sentiment. Each guest receives a piece of paper and lipstick. They apply the lipstick and kiss the paper, leaving their lip print. Underneath, they write a personal message or piece of advice for the bride.

The bride then tries to match each lip print to the correct guest. It’s a fun way to create a keepsake for the bride while sharing heartfelt messages. The completed collection can be assembled into a scrapbook or framed as a unique memento.

For a twist, guests can use different lipstick colors or add embellishments to their prints. This game works well for both small gatherings and larger parties. It’s a quiet activity that can balance out more boisterous games during the celebration.

Bachelorette Photo Challenge

A photo challenge is a fun way to get everyone involved and create some memories. Create a list of photo challenges, such as “take a selfie with a stranger” or “strike a pose with a police officer.”

The guests can then take photos throughout the night, and the bride-to-be can judge the winner at the end of the party.

Karaoke

Karaoke is always a hit at parties, and a bachelorette party is no exception. Rent a karaoke machine or go to a karaoke bar, and let the guests sing their hearts out. You can even make it more fun by having a theme, such as “90s hits” or “girl power anthems.”

Adult Pictionary

Pictionary is a classic party game, but you can make it more bachelorette-themed by using adult-themed words. Write out a list of bachelorette-themed phrases or words on slips of paper and put them in a bowl.

Divide the bachelorette party into teams. Each team takes turns drawing out a paper from the bowl. The team then has to draw the word on the paper they picked while their teammates try to guess the word. The team that guesses the word correctly earns a point and takes another turn.

The game continues until one team reaches the agreed-upon number of points or until a predetermined time limit is reached. You can also make it more fun by having the guests act out the words instead of drawing them.

Lingerie Shower Bingo

If the bride-to-be is having a lingerie shower, why not make it more fun with Lingerie Shower Bingo? Create bingo cards with different types of lingerie, and have the guests mark off the squares as the bride-to-be opens her gifts. The first guest to get 5 gifts in a row wins a prize.

Bachelorette Roulette

Bachelorette Roulette is a fun and unpredictable game that will keep everyone on their toes.

Create a wheel with different tasks or challenges, such as “take a shot” or “give a lap dance.” Spin the wheel, and whoever it lands on has to complete the task.

Dirty Minds

Dirty Minds is a game that tests how dirty your mind is. Read out a seemingly dirty phrase, and have the guests try to guess the innocent meaning behind it. It’s a fun and hilarious game that will have everyone laughing.

Bachelorette Bucket List

Get the bride-to-be ready for married life with a Bachelorette Bucket List! Before the party, ask the bride to write down a list of fun and daring things she wants to do before her wedding day.

During the party, have the guests help her cross off some items from her list by doing the activities. This game is a great way to create some unforgettable memories.

These unique bachelorette party games are sure to make the party unforgettable. Whether you’re looking for a classy game like Prosecco Pong or a r*unchy game like Dirty Minds, there’s something for everyone.

DIY Bachelorette Party Games

Looking for some fun and unique bachelorette party games? Look no further than DIY games that are easy to make and play.

Here are DIY game ideas that are sure to be a hit at any bachelorette party.

Guessing Game

For this game, all you need is an empty bottle and some mini hot dogs or cocktail sausages. The goal is to see who can get the most hot dogs into the bottle within a set amount of time.

To make it more challenging, you can have the players stand a certain distance away from the bottle.

DIY Photo Booth

A photo booth is a great way to capture memories from your bachelorette party. You can easily create your own DIY photo booth with just a few supplies.

All you need is a backdrop, props, and a camera. You can make your own backdrop by hanging a sheet or streamers on the wall.

For props, you can use items like hats, glasses, and signs. You can also print out props from the internet and attach them to sticks. Have fun and get creative with your photo booth!

DIY Dare Cards

Craft a personalized set of dare cards tailored to the bride and her friends. Use index cards or small pieces of paper. Write fun, silly, or mildly embarrassing dares on each card. Examples might include “Serenade a stranger” or “Do your best bride impression.”

Guests take turns drawing cards and completing dares throughout the celebration. This adds spontaneity and keeps the energy high. Consider including some group dares to encourage bonding.

For added fun, ask guests to contribute dare ideas before the party. This ensures the challenges fit the group’s comfort level and interests. Keep a few blank cards on hand for impromptu additions during the event.

DIY Pinata

A pinata is a fun and interactive game that everyone can enjoy. To make your own DIY pinata, you will need a balloon, newspaper, flour, water, and crepe paper.

Blow up the balloon and cover it with layers of newspaper dipped in a flour and water mixture. Once the paper is dry, decorate the pinata with crepe paper.

Fill the pinata with candy and small toys, and then hang it up for everyone to take a swing at!

DIY Jenga with Truth or Dare Questions

Jenga is a classic game that can be easily turned into a bachelorette party game with a twist. To make your own DIY Jenga game, you will need wooden blocks and a marker.

Write truth or dare questions on each block, and then stack them up like a regular Jenga game. You can then take turns pulling out blocks and answering the truth or dare questions. This game is sure to get everyone laughing and having a good time!

Bachelorette Ring Toss Game

A ring toss game is a fun and easy game that everyone can play. To make your own DIY ring toss game, you will need bottles, rings, and paint. Paint the bottles in fun and bright colors, and then set them up in a row. Take turns tossing the rings and trying to land them on the bottles.

The player who gets the most rings on the objects wins. You can also add in extra challenges, like tossing the rings from a distance or blindfolded.

DIY Balloon Pop Game

A balloon pop game is a fun and exciting game that everyone will enjoy. To make your own DIY balloon pop game, you will need balloons, paper, and prizes.

Write different prizes on small pieces of paper and put them inside the balloons. Blow up the balloons and hang them up.

Take turns popping the balloons and collecting the prizes. This game is sure to add some excitement to your bachelorette party!

These DIY bachelorette party games are easy to make and fun to play. They are sure to add some excitement to any bachelorette party.

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