Classy Bridal Shower Games (Keep It PG)

Perfect for mixed-company events with mom, grandma, and the work friends. Fun without the blush.

1. How Well Do You Know the Bride?

The classic for a reason. Prepare 20 questions about the bride’s life, preferences, and relationship. Guests compete to see who knows her best.

• What’s her coffee order?
• Where was her first date with her fiancé?
• What’s her go-to karaoke song?
• What’s her biggest pet peeve?

Pro tip: Have the groom record video answers beforehand for extra laughs!

2. Bridal Bingo

Create bingo cards with wedding-related items (champagne, tears, “so cute!”). Mark squares as events happen during gift opening. First to bingo wins!

3. Wedding Dress Designer

Split into teams with toilet paper, ribbons, and tape. Each team designs a wedding dress on one member. The bride judges the winner.

4. Guess the Dress

Print photos of celebrity wedding dresses. Guests match the dress to the celebrity bride. Surprisingly competitive!

5. Love Story Mad Libs

Create a mad libs version of the couple’s love story. Read the ridiculous results aloud for guaranteed laughs.

6. Ring Hunt

Hide plastic rings around the venue. Guest with the most rings at the end wins. Simple but surprisingly addictive.

7. Pass the Bouquet

Like hot potato, but with a fake bouquet. When the music stops, that person answers a question about the bride or does a mini-dare.

8. Two Truths and a Lie: Bride Edition

The bride shares three stories about herself—two true, one false. Guests vote on the lie.

Bachelorette Drinking Games

Turn up the energy with these games designed for the party crew. Always drink responsibly!

9. Drink If…

The bachelorette party classic. Read statements and drink if they apply to you:

• Drink if you’ve hooked up with someone in this room
• Drink if you’ve been to a wedding this year
• Drink if you’ve cried at a proposal video
• Drink if you’ve ever been a bridesmaid
• Drink if you met the groom before the bride did
• Drink if you have an ex’s name still in your phone

10. Prosecco Pong

Beer pong’s classy cousin. Use champagne flutes and prosecco. Same rules, much prettier photos.

11. Most Likely To (Bridal Edition)

Read “Most Likely To” scenarios. Everyone points at who they think fits best. Person with most fingers drinks.

• Most likely to cry at the wedding
• Most likely to catch the bouquet
• Most likely to give a speech that goes too long
• Most likely to hook up with a groomsman
• Most likely to lose something at the bachelorette party

12. Never Have I Ever: Bride Edition

Focus questions on the bride, relationships, and wedding planning chaos:

• Never have I ever… stalked someone’s wedding on Pinterest
• Never have I ever… cried over seating charts
• Never have I ever… had a wedding-related nightmare
• Never have I ever… called the wrong person by an ex’s name

13. Wedding Movie Drinking Game

Watch Bridesmaids, 27 Dresses, or The Hangover. Create rules like:

• Drink when someone says “wedding”
• Drink when someone cries
• Drink when there’s a romantic moment
• Finish your drink for cringe moments

14. Ring on a String

Thread a ring on a long string. Sit in a circle holding the string. One person in the middle tries to catch who has the ring. If caught, drink!

15. What’s in Your Phone?

Call out items to find on phones. First to show it wins. Last person drinks:

• Photo with the bride
• Screenshot of online shopping
• Embarrassing selfie
• Text from your mom

Bar Crawl Dares & Scavenger Hunts

Taking the party out on the town? These games keep the energy going from venue to venue.

16. Photo Scavenger Hunt

Create a list of photos to capture throughout the night:

• Group shot with a stranger’s dog
• Bride getting a piggyback ride
• Someone arm wrestling a stranger
• Group doing a conga line
• Bride wearing someone else’s jacket
• Matching poses with a statue or sign
• Someone doing karaoke
• Free shot from a bartender

17. Dare Cards for the Bride

Each bridesmaid brings a sealed dare. The bride opens one at each bar:

• Get a stranger to buy the group a round
• Do your best impression of the groom proposing
• Ask someone for their “best marriage advice”
• Take a photo with someone who shares your first name
• Get three strangers to sign your sash

18. Points System Night

Assign points to various achievements throughout the night. Most points wins:

• 5 points: Get a stranger to say “congratulations”
• 10 points: Get a free appetizer
• 15 points: Get a bartender to take a photo with the group
• 20 points: Get someone’s number (for the bride’s single friends)
• 25 points: Get someone to sing happy birthday (wrong occasion, extra points)

19. Bachelorette Bingo Bar Crawl

Create bingo cards with scenarios to spot or complete:

• Someone buys the bride a drink
• Another bachelorette party spotted
• Bride gets free entry
• Group photo on the dance floor
• Someone compliments the bride

20. Truth or Dare Roulette

Use an app or spin a bottle at each bar. Whoever it lands on picks truth or dare. Keep it fun, not dangerous!

Spicy Dares for the Brave (R-Rated)

⚠️ Warning: These are for adult-only, close friend groups who know their limits. Always respect everyone’s boundaries.

21-30: Dare Cards for the Adventurous

• Serenade a stranger with a love song
• Do your best “Magic Mike” impression for 30 seconds
• Let the group post anything to your Instagram story
• Text your crush something the group composes
• Demonstrate your signature “move”
• Do a body shot (with consent!)
• Recreate an embarrassing photo from your past
• Share your most embarrassing dating story
• Call an ex and say one nice thing about them
• Let the bride give you a temporary tattoo (with a marker)

31-35: Bride-Specific Spicy Dares

• Share the story of your first kiss with your fiancé
• Reveal your “celebrity hall pass”
• Do an impression of your fiancé when they’re annoyed
• Share the most embarrassing thing that happened while wedding planning
• Reveal the weirdest couple habit you two have

DIY Party Games

Games you can make yourself for a personal touch.

36. Groom’s Answers

Before the party, interview the groom with questions about the relationship. At the party, the bride guesses his answers. Wrong guesses = drinks or dares!

• What was your first impression of her?
• What’s her most annoying habit?
• What’s her hidden talent?
• Where do you see yourselves in 10 years?
• What’s the first thing you noticed about her?

37. Advice Cards

Have guests write marriage advice or date night ideas. Hilarious to read at the party, sweet keepsake after.

38. Memory Lane Timeline

Create a timeline of the couple’s relationship with photos. Guests match events to dates. Winner gets a prize!

39. Pin the Kiss on the Groom

Like pin the tail on the donkey, but with a blown-up photo of the groom’s face and lipstick cutouts. Blindfold and spin!

40. Lingerie Guessing Game

Each guest brings lingerie. The bride guesses who brought what. Gets bonus points for guessing sizes correctly!

Virtual Bachelorette Party Games

For when the squad is scattered across time zones.

41. Online Escape Room

Book a virtual escape room experience. Many have wedding/bachelorette themes!

42. Zoom Cocktail Class

Hire a virtual mixologist to teach the group signature cocktails. Everyone makes drinks together.

43. Virtual Game Night

Use platforms like Jackbox Games for hilarious multiplayer games. Quiplash and Fibbage are crowd favorites.

44. Watch Party

Use Teleparty or Discord to watch a wedding movie together. Add drinking game rules!

45. Online Trivia

Use a platform like Kahoot to create custom bride trivia. Screen share and compete!

Pro Tips for Planning

Know Your Crowd

Mix games for different comfort levels. Start chill, get wilder as the night progresses (and as people warm up).

Prep Your Materials

• Print game cards/questions in advance
• Download any apps you’ll need
• Charge portable speakers
• Bring small prizes (lip gloss, mini bottles, candy)

Respect Boundaries

Not everyone wants to do embarrassing dares. Have alternative options and never pressure anyone. The goal is fun for everyone.

Capture the Memories

• Designate a photographer
• Create a shared album
• Consider disposable cameras for candid shots
• Set up a photo backdrop for group shots

Safety First

• Have a designated sober friend or transportation arranged
• Set a group meeting point
• Share locations with each other
• Know the bride’s limits and watch out for her

Make It Unforgettable

The best bachelorette parties aren’t about checking boxes—they’re about celebrating the bride with the people who love her most. Mix and match these games based on your group’s vibe, the venue, and most importantly, what will make the bride-to-be feel special.

Remember: the memories matter more than the Instagram content. Put down the phone sometimes and just be there.

Planning the full wedding party experience? Check out our Bachelor Party Games & Dares for the other half of the wedding squad, or explore our Ultimate Guide to Drinking Games for more party inspiration.