21 Bachelorette Party Games That Are Actually Fun
And yes, we spared you all the penis whistles.
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Odds are, you’re spending a ton of money whenever there’s a bachelorette party in the works. Whether it’s traveling, lodgings, gifts, dresses, it’s just like, A Lot to spend. Thankfully, when it comes to entertainment, you don’t need to open your wallet even more, if at all. It’s totally possible to have plenty of fun with your BFF-bride-to-be and her squad without stressing about it or spending even more money.
If you wanna go for printable games, there are tons on Etsy, ranging from the most creative (and ofc, in true Etsy fashion, extensively calligraphed) printable games for a DIY version of fun. Some of these games are just jazzed up versions of Mad Libs, conversation starter decks, and others are actual game-games, like a bach-themed version of Cards Against Humanity. You’ll have to pay for the PDF version of the game, but with prices starting at $2 for the file, it’s more than doable. And bonus points for bringing an activity to the party that likely not everyone has seen before!
If you want to go for pre-packaged games, there are also plenty of card decks that are small enough to pack away for a trip, but full of enough fun prompts that’ll keep a group of you entertained for a while.
And if you're having a virtual bachelorette party, you can still play with a group over Zoom, FaceTime, or Skype with Jackbox's Party Packs, which cost around $25 for five games included.
Here are 21 super fun bachelorette party games that’ll solidify your friendship and make memories for the years to come without breaking the bank.
P.S. want even more game suggestions? Here are some great two-player games you can play as a couple, or even a twosome of close friends.
Check out Cosmo's official bachelorette guide for more mind-blowing tips, tricks, and ideas.
Players draw what they think the bride will wear on their special day and compare. This one is more fun for the bride-to-be, as you get to show off how well you really know her style/taste. To make it more fun, have everyone guess everyone’s dress a turn — it’s always fun and flattering to see what people think you’d like.
This game has six different styles of cards ranging from trivia about the bride, truth or dare, “would she rather” (where you have to guess which one the bride would rather), “never have i ever”, and “most likely to”, and a ~wild card~.
The perfect icebreaker, this one will get even the shyest person in your group actively involved in this game of stringing together dirty innuendos.
This cute-looking card game might seem super sweet, but the prompts aren’t as saccharine as you might think. There are three categories: talk, dare, and drink. Of the talk cards you can expect some potentially awkward hot-seat questions like “in this room, who do you most frequently disagree with,” and dares including “find a guy with a wedding ring on and tell him you’d sleep with him if he wasn’t taken.” DRAMA.
This femme-focused edition of “Never Have I Ever” might be marketed as “all ages,” but it’s really 17 and up, so don’t bring your 11-year-old cousin to the party with this in tow. There are eight paddles you can each hold up if you’ve done whatever’s been drawn, and there are 224 actual cards, so you can have legit hours upon hours of fresh game play.
This game of “who knows me best” includes 200 questions and notepads so you can keep any funny answers that pop up. All the players try to correctly guess the answer that the person in the “hot seat” answered to win. This one is kinda like the dress-guessing game, but with way more than just a dress, and without any artistic skills needed.
A printable, DIY-version of “Cards Against Humanity” that’s specifically related to a bachelorette theme. Cards include “This wedding is brought to you by ______ and _____” and potential answer cards could include everything from “condom failure” to “no standards” to “a rapidly ticking biological clock.” OOF…(but also, it does sound fun, right?)
Exactly what it sounds like. This game of adult Pictionary includes raunchy suggestions like mustache rides, cock rings, and 69-ing. The game advertises that it comes with “discreet” game sheets, but if you really wanna get wild, play in a private place where you don’t have to hide your artworks. They deserve to be seen!
If you wanna put the bride in the hot seat, pick up this bundle which includes seven games including your standard “who knows the bride best” as well as “bubbly pong”, Bachelorette charades, “What am I?” (a game about guessing dirty innuendos) and “Quiz the Groom” — which tests just how well the bride knows the groom.
If you’re doing a virtual Bachelorette, there’s still ways you can creatively get your fix of games in there, even over Zoom or Facetime. Jackbox Party Packs are bundles of five “virtual” games that players use their phones to key in any answers or play. There are a lot of Jackbox editions out there, but Party Pack 3 has the best reviews over the biggest number of ratings (4.6 stars out of 1,589 reviews). If you want something more ~aesthetic~ for your bachelorette party, the game of Fibbage in Party Pack 4 is very pretty and retro-themed for a fun 70’s vibe.
“Never Have I Ever?” is always a classic, but sometimes you just don’t want to do the work of coming up with the prompts. A simple “Drink If” game (which you can buy and download, or write out yourself) is an easy way to get everyone a little buzzed from the get-go.
Challenge yourselves to get a selfie with a group of people, or have strangers lend you their hats to wear. Download a pre-made scavenger hunt here, or make your own.
Hide a bunch of plastic rings around the house or backyard, and may the most observant and determined member of your squad win.
A bachelorette party classic: Each person brings a pair of panties that they think shows off their personality the best. It’s the bride’s job to match the undies correctly to each friend. It’s a little cheeky, yes—and, truthfully, a great way to show off your Game of Thrones-quote boyshorts.
Bring out your competitive side, and try to fill out as many facts as you can about your bride, I mean, bestest friend. She’s YOUR best friend, and you’re about to prove it!
A week or two before the party, ask everyone to come up with a question about the bride for her fiancé to answer, then e-mail them all to him (you also can just use a pre-written set). Take turns reading her the questions and having her guess the responses. If she answers wrong, she has to take a sip of her drink; when she gets it right, everyone else has to drink.
Honestly, the perfect drunk game. Buy one from Etsy, or DIY your own with paint and empty glass bottles.
The bride-to-be probably would sit this one out, but seeing her single friends illustrate their perfect husbands is both entertaining and gives her ideas with whom to set you up. Buy a template here.
Plastic penis decor is merely tier one of bachelorette parties. Go the extra mile by having your closest friends rapidly scribble their interpretations of different X-rated phrases. Definitely, definitely frame the best ones, or throw them in a scrapbook.
Give everyone a list of foul-sounding descriptions such as, “what starts with ‘f”, ends with ‘ck’, and is something you want when things get hot?” (Answer: a firetruck.) Get them here, and see which one of your friends has the raunchiest imagination.
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