What games do you play at a bachelorette party?

Dares, truths and never have I ever built around the bride work best: they need no setup and everyone can join in. Face-offs, where two of the squad go head to head and the rest judge, keep the energy up between dares.

Is there a bachelorette game we can play on our phones?

Yes. Drunken Penguins has a Bachelorette pack: 100 cards, mostly dares, with two levels (Maid of Honour and Maid of Dishonour) and dares for at home or out on the town. One person buys it, everyone else joins free with a code.

No. The Bachelorette pack starts with drinking mode on, for squads where everyone is 18 or older, and the host can switch it off. Every card works the same without it. Drinking is always optional. Whether you drink, and what you drink, is always your own choice and your own responsibility. Water counts.

Are the dares okay to do in public?

Yes. Out-and-about dares are kind to strangers and staff: always ask first, and skip anyone who’s busy. Nothing dangerous, nothing that costs money.

Bachelorette party games

The best bachelorette party games are dares and truths built around the bride: quick to explain, funny to watch and fine to do at home or out on the town. Here are 30, and you can play them on everyone’s phone so the game picks who’s on the spot.

Play free with friends

No app
No sign-up
2–16 players

How to play

Make a room. One person makes a room and picks a deck. Everyone else joins on their phone with the code or QR, no app.
The game picks who’s up. Each card lands on every phone at once and puts someone on the spot. The squad votes on whether it counts.
Spill it or sip. With drinking mode on (everyone 18 or older), dodge a truth or a dare with a sip instead. Water counts.

Dares for the squad

Give the bride a pep talk like she’s about to walk into a boxing ring.
Do the bride’s signature dance move until someone guesses whose it is.
Act out the moment the couple met, playing both of them.
Send the bride’s partner one compliment about her, then read the reply out loud.
Swap one accessory with the person on your right for the rest of the night.
Walk to the door and back like it’s your wedding entrance. Music optional, attitude required.
Narrate the bride getting ready in the morning like a nature documentary.
Give a 20-second speech for the bride using only song titles.
Teach the squad a dance for the wedding in 30 seconds. They have to do it.
Do your best impression of the bride telling a story she has told a hundred times.
Ask a stranger for one piece of marriage advice for the bride. Ask nicely, skip anyone busy.
Recreate the bride’s most iconic old profile picture, pose and all.
Get down on one knee and sing the first line of a love song to the bride.
Make a 10-second wedding vow on behalf of the bride’s partner.
Show the squad the oldest photo of you and the bride on your phone, and tell the story behind it.

Truths for the bride squad

What did you really think of the bride’s partner the first time you met?
Who here will cry first at the wedding, and is it you?
What is the worst date you have ever been on, start to finish?
Who in this room would you trust to plan your wedding, and who would you never let near it?
What is the most dramatic thing you have ever done for a crush?
Which wedding trend do you secretly hate?
What is the best advice anyone has given you about love?
Which ex would you least want to bump into at this wedding?

Never have I ever, bride squad edition

Never have I ever practised a wedding speech in the mirror.
Never have I ever planned a whole wedding on Pinterest before having a partner.
Never have I ever cried at a stranger’s wedding video.
Never have I ever caught the bouquet.
Never have I ever ghosted someone after one date.
Never have I ever looked up the bride’s partner’s ex online.
Never have I ever worn white to someone else’s big day by accident.

Want the full night out of it?

Bachelorette is 100 cards, mostly dares, with face-offs, a Maid of Dishonour level and dares for out on the town. Only the host needs it. Two of them, on the house.

Bachelorette · Dare
Stand on a chair and introduce the bride like she's walking out for a title fight. If you are the bride, the person on your left introduces you.
Bachelorette · Truth
What are your three biggest red flags? Be honest, we already know two of them.
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Questions people ask

What games do you play at a bachelorette party?: Dares, truths and never have I ever built around the bride work best: they need no setup and everyone can join in. Face-offs, where two of the squad go head to head and the rest judge, keep the energy up between dares.
Is there a bachelorette game we can play on our phones?: Yes. Drunken Penguins has a Bachelorette pack: 100 cards, mostly dares, with two levels (Maid of Honour and Maid of Dishonour) and dares for at home or out on the town. One person buys it, everyone else joins free with a code.
Do we have to drink?: No. The Bachelorette pack starts with drinking mode on, for squads where everyone is 18 or older, and the host can switch it off. Every card works the same without it. Drinking is always optional. Whether you drink, and what you drink, is always your own choice and your own responsibility. Water counts.
Are the dares okay to do in public?: Yes. Out-and-about dares are kind to strangers and staff: always ask first, and skip anyone who’s busy. Nothing dangerous, nothing that costs money.