THE Best Games for your Bachelorette Party

You may know I've had my fair share of bachelorette party planning. Here are my favorite (and crowd favorite) games that I planned.

1. Bachelorette Pictionary

Just like regular Pictionary (without the board), and only wedding related or "dirty" bachelorette words. The Rules:

• Split your group up into two teams. Put the pad of paper in the front of the room with the markers.

• Choose a team to go first and choose one member from that team to draw.

• The first team member should pick a card from the pile and without showing anyone else, has 30 seconds to draw on the pad of paper.

The illustrator's team must guess the picture in the 30 second timeframe. If they guess, the team gets a point

• If the drawing team doesn't guess in 30 seconds, the other team can steal the point if they can guess the picture with one guess.

• Play moves to the next team

Create your Own Cards!

Keep it clean and use wedding related words for your cards like (aisle, flower girl, bachelorette party, bouquet, ring, cake, etc.) It's definitely more entertaining to spice it up and use some dirty words for your cards, too. (items you might use in the bedroom, positions, etc) The ones pictured in this post are an example of ones I created on my own with paint markers and black cardstock.

2. DIY Jenga

This is a super easy one. The Game:

Buy these blank jenga blocks and write some rules on them! Your rules might be anything from "Anyone wearing black, take a drink" to "If you're the bride, do a shot" to "Do a dance"

• Play like normal Jenga, but follow the instructions on the block you pull.

• Come up with a task for the person who knocks the tower down (like take a shot, or make a jungle juice, etc)

3. Ask the Groom

A fun one to incorporate the groom a little bit and reflect on their relationship, the reason you're all there! The Game:

• Before the bachelorette party, the hostess should ask the groom a series of questions. You can find examples of the questions I used here.

• During the party, ask the bride the same set of questions.

• If the bride and groom's answers match, then party guests take a drink, if the bride gets the answer wrong, then she takes the drink instead!
  

4. Who Knows the Bride Best?

This or that style, but with a flare.

• Have the bride to be answer a series of this or that questions. (early bird or night owl, chocolate or vanilla, mountains or beach, etc) You can find examples of this game as a print out in our store.

• All the party guests stand in the middle of the room. Dedicate one side of the room for one option and the other side the other option.

• Read the two options and then have guests make their choices by moving to the side of the room correlating with the choice they want to make.

The bride reveals which answer she chose.

• Those that chose the wrong option take a drink. (If you are doing a pool party, you could have them jump in the pool instead)
  

5. When in doubt...Amazon!

Amazon* always has options, too! Here are a few solid options:

• Banana Ring toss

• Pin the junk on the hunk (to spice it up, get a picture of the groom to stick on here)

• Bachelorette Dare Cards (Go out to the bars, and take these with you. Take a photo of all the dares completed and make a scrapbook at the end of the trip!)

• Prosecco Pong - keepin it classy ;)

• Bride Tribe Party Game

• Bonus: If you'll have a pool, can't go wrong with pool beer pong!
  

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EVENTually yours,

Amy & Olivia