Bachelorette Party Games Ideas – Part 2

It’s your bachelorette party weekend and you’re excited about having a great time with your friends! A good place to start things off right is with drinks, of course, followed then by a couple of interesting games to bring everybody together. With this kind of setup, people will be able to get to know each other better and have an easier time breaking the ice.

We’ve compiled a very extensive list of the best bachelorette party games for you and your guests. These games range from all-ages to R-rated and everything in between. We’re sure you’ll find something that suits the vibe of your bachelorette party!

This is part two! For more ideas read part one HERE.

Bachelorette Party Limo Games

You could be driving around in style, enjoying a drink, having a good time in the limo that will take you to your bachelorette party – but there’s always room for extra excitement. So why not add some fun to the mix by playing some of these fun bachelorette party limo games!

Bachelorette Mad Libs

Classic Mad Libs has one player who acts as the “reader”; their role is to get the other players to fill in the blanks with nouns, verbs and adjectives. The catch is that the other players have no idea what the story is about and that’s where the hilarity comes in! Perfect for the limo ride as you head out for a night on the town – this game is only about 30 minutes long. And all you need is at least 2 people; the upper limit is the number of guests that are riding in the limo!

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Pick out a story about the bride – it can be about how she got engaged, how she met her future spouse, a story from her childhood etc.
• Break up the story into a few parts so that each guest will have a chance to fill in the blanks in the story. Make sure your blanks include a range of nouns, verbs and adjectives but don’t share what the actual story is.

Here’s how to play:

1. The “reader” will start to read out sections of the story and will call upon the guest who has that section to read their blanks out loud.

2. Continue on with the next guest until the entire story is complete.

With this game, there are no winners or loses – just a whole lot of laughter!

Bachelorette Trivial Pursuit

Like the classic board game but all about the bachelorette instead! Great for a longer limo ride as it provides a great opportunity for the guests to learn more about the soon-to-be bride. The whole point of this game is to find out who knows the bride the best.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Prepare a list of questions in advance about the couple.
• Bring sheets of paper or little notebooks plus either pens or pencils for the guests to write their answers.

Here’s how to play:

• The bachelorette serves as the host of the game. She’ll ask the questions that you prepared in advance.
• After each question is asked, the players write down their answers on the paper.
• Once all the questions have been read, the players tally up their scores – the one with the most points is the winner! They also have the bragging rights about “knowing the bride the best”.

Bachelorette Dare to Do It Cards

If the girls are planning a night on the town and a limo ride is involved, dare cards should be included in your evening purse or clutch. As you might have guessed, dare cards are all the things the girls could do that night – the dares can range from very simple to super risque.

Some packs of cards include blank ones for the girls who are a bit more shy; if they choose not to do the dare, they can just buy the bachelorette a drink instead.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Create a list of dares in advance. Make sure you have a good range of dares that will suit all the guests.
• Print out the dares and jazz it up by using themed paper that matches the bride’s color palette or choose something that is wedding related.
• Cut out the dares into the size of cards and be sure to keep a few blank.

Here’s how to play:

1. Each guest picks a card and decides if they’ll do the dare or buy the bachelorette a drink.

2. If the guest chooses a blank card, they can either have the bride decide on the dare or the group can make up the dare on the spot.

The whole point of this game is to let loose and have some fun!

Tasteful Bachelorette Party Games

When it comes to her bachelorette party, not every bride-to-be wants to spend her last night frolicking around town making decisions that she’ll regret and want to forget. However, it is still the maid-of-honor’s responsibility to ensure that the “last fling before the ring” is a truly enjoyable one. These tasteful and classy bachelorette party games will definitely ensure the bride-to-be and her guests will remember the event without looking back with embarrassment.

Bridesmaids’ Charades

For a different spin on charades and broken telephone, get all the guests together and create a list of normal, everyday activities like doing laundry or washing dishes. Then, divide the group in half; have the first group leave the room but keep one team member behind.

One team member at a time comes back into the room and the first team member that was left behind will need to act out the selected everyday task to the team member who just returned in 30 seconds or less. That second team member will then act it out to the third team member etc. until the entire group is now back in the room. The last person in the group will guess what the everyday task is and the first team member will verify if that was indeed correct. Guaranteed to be lost in translation! The second group will do the same thing and the winning team will be the group that has the most correct guesses.

Taboo Words

This game can be as clean or as naughty as you want it to be! Decide ahead of time a list of forbidden words that you must not say throughout a pre-determined period of time. As a tip and to make it more challenging, choose words that will be hard to replace! The host can determine the “penalty” for breaking the rule, such as a shot, paying an entrance fee, or doing a dare, among others.

Liar, Liar, Pants on Fire

Can the group tell if someone is telling them the truth? Test your ability to detect lies with this fun little quiz about each guest. Each girl to share two facts about herself – one that’s true, and another that’s false. Then she’ll ask everyone what she thinks is the “true” answer. Which person guesses right? Who gets caught lying first?

Never Have I Ever… Wedding Edition

Take turns telling the group a story about something you’ve never done before, “Never have I ever… worn underwear”. If someone in the group has done that thing, they must take a drink!

Cocktail Waitress

Before the night starts, have the group participate in a private cocktail making lesson with a professional mixologist. You can either create your own individual cocktail or come up with a custom concoction for the newlywed couple. The entire group gets to try out the creations and every leaves in good spirits!

Pop Goes the Questions

If you’re planning a bachelorette party, then this is one of the games you should include. Working with the groom-to-be ahead of time, make up a list of questions and get him to answer them. At the party, get all of the guests to place bets on how many questions the bride-to-be will get right!

Bridal Baking Besties

This group activity will help the bride build her recipe collection! Have the group gather for a bake-off – each guest will replicate their favorite recipe and write it down for the bride to save for her collection. The bride will be the judge and the best recipe wins bragging rights as the “Baking Bestie”!

Cute and Romantic Bachelorette Party Games

Many of the most popular bachelorette game titles have a slightly risque edge to them, but that shouldn’t deter anyone if you’re looking for something fun. Here’s a list of cute bachelorette game ideas that won’t leave anyone feeling awkward.

Bachelorette Pictionary

Everyone knows how to play this classic game! Turn it into the bachelorette party version by only drawing words that are wedding related. Show off that creativity and artistic skills! All you need are 4 or more players and about 30 minutes.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• A drawing easel
• Large sheets of blank drawing paper plus thick drawing markers
• List of wedding-related words written on pieces of paper
• Small box to store the words

Here’s how to play:

1. Put all the pre-determined, wedding-related words into a box.
2. Divide the group into 2 teams
3. One at a time, the player will pull a word from the box and their team will have to guess what they’re drawing.
4. Be sure to set a timer for each drawing session
5. Team with the most points at the end is the winner!

Boobs, Bras and Basketball

She shoots, she scores! This funny version of a basketball game tests your aim. All you need are at least 4 players and about 30 to 60 minutes

Here’s what you’ll need:

• 2 chairs
• Ping pong balls
• A bra with large size cups (DD or larger)

Here’s how to play:

• Stretch and hang a bra across the back of 2 chairs
• Taking turns, each person tries to shoot ping pong balls into the bra cups within the time allotted.
• Player scoring the highest is the winner! The loser has to answer an embarrassing question posed by the bride-to-be.

Kiss and Tell

Can you tell who’s who? Or will that be the best kept secret? This game just needs at least 3 players and about 30 minutes.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• White poster board
• String or tape to hang the poster board
• One permanent marker

Here’s how to play:

1. Have the bride-to-be leave the room while the poster board is being prepped
2. All players (except for the bride) will take turns putting on a fresh coat of lipstick and then kissing a spot on the poster board
3. The players will need to wipe off their lipstick before bringing the bride back into the room.
4. The bride joins the rest of the group and she’ll guess who’s kiss belongs to each player.
5. When she guesses correctly, the player will sign their name next to their kiss and write a wedding wish.

Who Has Cold Feet?

It’s not just the bride and groom that will have cold feet… all the guests will have cold feet with this game too! Fun game to cool down on a hot day – all you need is 4 or more players and about 20 minutes.

Here’s what you’ll need:

• Kid sized inflatable pool (preferably in the wedding colors)
• Hose to fill up the pool
• Bags of ice
• Small, wedding-themed trinkets
• Hand towels
• Scoring legend

How to get the game set up:

1. Blow up the pool manually or with an electric pump
2. Fill up the pool with water and add the bags of ice
3. Add the wedding-themed trinkets that will be the prizes that the guests get to keep
4. Assign scores to the trinkets – the harder to grab, the higher the point value and create a points board for reference
5. Stack up the hand towels for the players

Here’s how to play:

1. Each person will try to grab as many of the items as they can with their toes
2. The player with the most points keeps all the trinkets and earns bragging rights for having the “The Coldest Feet”.

R-Rated Bachelorette Party Games

Pin the Hose on the Firefighter 

Make this classic childhood game a bit naughtier for the 18+ crowd! Printout some pictures of firehoses and have them ready for the players. Get a picture of a sexy firefighter enlarged, printed out and pasted onto a poster board. And using either pins or double-sided tape, have each player try to pin the hose on the firefighter. Spice up the game by spinning the players first to get them a little bit disoriented. Player who pins their hose closest to the firefighter’s “equipment” wins!

X-Rated Story Time

Want to see who gets the most embarrassed in the group? Print out some X-rated sex stories and hand them out to the guests. Each guest takes turns reading hot and steamy passages in their best bedroom voice. Whoever manages to keep a straight face until the end wins! Perfect for the bookworm bride and her best friends.

Michelangelo’s Cucumber

A fun party activity for any bachelorette celebration, this game will get the laughs flowing even without any booze! All you need is a cucumber for each guest and either a paring knife or a vegetable peeler. Have the bride-to-be leave the room; during that time, each guest will be asked to channel their inner Michelangelo and sculpt their cucumber into the perfect pecker of their dreams. Be sure to set a timer so that everyone will need to scramble to get this done before the clock runs out! Have the bride vote on a number of categories such as “Best Looking” or “Anatomically Accurate” and offer prizes to the winners!