The Best Bachelorette Party Games

Let’s get into the best bachelorette party games!

I’ve written quite a few posts about bachelorette parties. By now, it should be clear that I’m all about brides choosing a bachelorette party path that works best for them. For some people, this means going hard a big city. For others, it’s all about the low-key or spa bachelorette. Other people want something in the middle. All is good, as long as it works for the person you’re celebrating.

The thing about bachelorette parties, no matter the setting for them, is that those throwing them may want to introduce a game into the mix. Some games are great if you’re in a very public setting. Some are more fun for a small group. The point is that you know what may be out there, so you can use these ideas to add to the fun. The right bachelorette party games will bring out tons of laughs and memories at the end of the day.

This post is going to share with you the best bachelorette party games. These games can be modified to fit your bachelorette party, and your style. In some cases, the games are zero or low cost. In other cases, there may be a small monetary charge to get the game going. You’ll see what I’m talking about as we get into the bachelorette party games.

Let’s get into it!

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“DRINK IF” GAME

The Drink If game is pretty straightforward. It has total Never Have I Ever vibes, if you’ve ever played that.

The premise is simple. It does involve drinking, and making sure everyone playing has a full cup. All you have to do is take turns saying a statement like “Drink if you . . .” and fill in the blank. The blank can be tame like “drink if you went to school with the bride”, or “drink if you’ve gone on a trip with the bride”, all the way up to very risqué and revealing statements. If anyone in the group has done the thing that is mentioned, they have to take a drink.

This game is great for people who know the bride very well, and have some intel on each other. Of course, you don’t want to call others out or make people feel uncomfortable, so play with caution.

Perfect for:

Bachelorette parties that are at a house
Low key bachelorette parties where people are just hanging out in a private setting
Small groups who don’t have many secrets
Bachelorette parties where everyone likes to drink and are willing to have a little fun with a silly and easy game

BACHELORETE PHOTO CHALLENGE

Okay, let’s get into one of the more crazy bachelorette party games. The Bachelorette Party Photo Challenge.

This game is what you make it. First, come up with certain things for each player, or pair of players, to take a photo of. These could include taking a pic of someone in a white dress. Or, another bride to-be. Maybe they need to snap a photo of themselves with a bald guy, or kissing someone’s cheek. You can make the photo requirements whatever you’d like them to be.

The challenge is for each team to get all the photos taken, first. Things will get weird. They will get random. And, they will be fun.

By the way, you can turn your photo challenges into an exquisite wedding photo book! If that sounds appealing, I recommend Mixbook, where you can fully customize your photos into books. This would be such a fun souvenir after a bachelorette!

Perfect for:

A bachelorette party that takes place in a public setting
Bachelorette parties that allow teams to split up and move around, separately

Parties where the attendees are good sports and up for a fun challenge
Groups that are a bit outgoing and don’t mind talking to strangers

IF YOU HAD TO

This is one of those fun bachelorette party games that requires a pre-purchase ahead of the party.

Have you ever played Cards Against Humanity? It’s basically a match up game that is very fun, but very, very raunchy. If You Had To is similar in fashion. It’s a dare driven game where the participants have to act out crazy stunts for their friend’s amusement. If you want to learn more about it, you can purchase it at this link from Amazon.

Perfect for:

A bachelorette party group that doesn’t mind dares
Groups that are comfortable with each other
A party that takes place in a private setting

BACHELORETTE CHARADES

I must admit, I love Charades.

No, I don’t play by your rules. I play by my own rules. And they are fun. My favorite way to play Charades involves everyone contributing words on pieces of paper and splitting into teams. In under a minute, teams take turns first describing the word they see, then using one word to describe the word, and then acting it out, in three separate rounds.

Make all the words related to a bachelorette party, or a bride, and you’re going to have a fun time, I promise.

Perfect for:

A bachelorette party with more than six attendees
Bachelorette parties that take place in a private setting
Low key bachelorette parties

BACHELORETTE BRIDAL TRIVIA

Who doesn’t love a trivia game? As a life long Jeopardy fan, I sure do!

Bachelorette Bridal Trivia is totally a game you can create on your own, free of charge. Or, you can purchase a version online. All you need is a set of questions about the bride. Each guest can have a little card or paper to put their answers on. Ask the question, and see who gets the most correct answers. It’s as simple as that.

Perfect for:

Low key bachelorette parties
Bachelorette parties that take place in a quiet location
Parties that have guests who like trivia, or brides who like trivia

PROSECCO PONG

Let’s get silly with bachelorette party games.

There are many versions of beer pong out there, and this is just one of them. Only, we’re getting classy with it, swapping out beer for prosecco.

To play this game, you do probably need to buy materials. Not that you can’t make your own version with some bouncy balls, red cups, long table, and prosecco, but it may make it easier to just buy it online. The concept is simple. Two people stand at either end of a long table and toss a ball towards cups near the other person. If their ball lands in a cup, the other person has to take a drink of prosecco. Fun is had by all.

Perfect for:

A bachelorette party that has access to a backyard or garage

Bachelorette parties where you can serve your own alcohol
A group of attendees who don’t mind getting a little active
Bachelorette parties where there will be drinking and competition

RING HUNT

I went over the logistics of the Ring Hunt in a recent post about engagement party games, but it’ll be fun to go over it here, too.

Just as you would an Easter egg hunt, it’s totally okay to have a ring hunt. All you need is a large space and a bunch of plastic engagement rings. Then, put them everywhere. Give guests a basket and have them hunt the rings down. The person who gathers the most rings wins a prize.

Yes, it’s a little cheesy. And, maybe strange. But you can have fun with it. For example, you can make one ring the best one to find. Or, you can tie notes or messages to the rings. Do whatever you’d like to jazz it up, or keep it simple.

Perfect for:

Bachelorette parties that take place in a backyard or park
Groups that are a little competitive
Private parties that don’t take place in public
Parties that want activities that don’t involve drinking or extreme sports

THE BACHELORETTE SCAVENGER HUNT

I saved the best of the best bachelorette party games for last. The Bachelorette Party Scavenger Hunt.

To be fair, this is a lot like the Bachelorette Photo Challenge. Only, you don’t have to take photos. You do have to interact with people and do dares, though. And, depending on the group, you can have just the bride do the scavenger hunt, or everyone who is at the party.

The hunt is simple, and you can define what people are hunting for. The point is that you have a list of what to take care of, and one by one the group, or the bride, accomplishes it. It can even be a big group effort, or a competition, depending on your style.

Some examples of what you can “hunt” for:

Get a guy to sing to you
Do karaoke
Put a toothpick in a guy’s beard without him noticing
Pretend to be from another country
Try a food you’ve never tried before
Dance like a crazy person for a full song
Take a shot without using your hands
Find a guy with the same name as the groom
Have an N’Sync song come on the loud speaker
Wear a veil made of toilet paper

Perfect for:

Bachelorette parties that take place in large public places
Groups that are outgoing and looking to have fun and laugh at each other

Party attendees who are good sports and will go along with crazy dares

THOUGHTS ON THE BEST BACHELORETTE PARTY GAMES

Friends, the best bachelorette party games are out there. It’s all about finding the ones that work best for your bachelorette. For mellow affairs, you may want to play games like charades, trivia, or a ring hunt. If you’re going big in a large city, have fun with a scavenger hunt or photo challenge. The point is that the bride has fun, and everyone enjoys themselves. Happy bachelorette party planning!

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