With the clock ticking down to the big day, it’s time to plan that memorable bachelorette bash that jump-starts the festivities. While decorations, matching outfits, and delicious drinks are important, knowing how to bring together bachelorette parties is a task in itself.

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Question games such as truth or dare are the heart and soul of a bachelorette party. They can break the ice and explore personal topics, offering endless fun. Having a collection of these games lined up will ensure a good time! Here are a few of our favorite bachelorette party questions and games to keep the bonding strong and the laughter rolling.

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Never Have I Ever

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A classic drinking game with a bachelorette twist. As you take turns posing questions, you’ll see some people drinking, others laughing, and maybe even a bit of envy.

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Here are a few questions for a bachelorette party to get everyone excited: 

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• Never have I ever had a wedding Pinterest board before getting engaged.
• Never have I ever kissed a stranger.
• Never have I ever danced at a bar or table.
• Never have I ever tried on a wedding dress just for fun.
• Never have I ever flirted my way out of a traffic ticket.
• Never have I ever crashed a wedding.
• Never have I ever had a one-night stand.
• Never have I ever drunk-dialed an ex.
• Never have I ever gone skinny dipping.
• Never have I ever danced in the rain with someone I liked.
• Never have I ever had a secret crush on someone in this room.
• Never have I ever re-gifted a wedding gift.
• Never have I ever flirted with the best man.
• Never have I ever fantasized about eloping.
• Never have I ever googled one of the bride's exes.
• Never have I ever been a bridesmaid more than three times.
• Never have I ever kissed two people on the same night.
• Never have I ever had a wardrobe malfunction at a wedding.
• Never have I ever danced without underwear on.
• Never have I ever had a bachelorette party regret.

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Truth or Dare

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Truth or dare is another classic bachelorette party game that’s easily adaptable to a bachelorette theme. Just in case you need a reminder, take turns picking truth or dare while your other partygoers come up with your task. Remember, this is meant to be fun, not land someone in jail or the hospital! And if you’re looking to add a twist, you can always write the truths and dares on Jenga blocks. 

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Truth Questions

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• Who was your first kiss, and how was it?
• Have you ever had a crush on someone at this party?
• When was the last time you cried, and why?
• Which celebrity crush would you want to be stuck on a desert island with?
• If you could date anyone in this room, who would it be?
• Can you share a secret about the bride-to-be that no one knows?
• Can you describe your worst date ever? 
• How many people have you kissed?
• Have you ever dreamt about another guest at this party?
• What would you do if you could switch lives with the bride for a day?

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Dare Ideas

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• Call a random contact from your phone and sing "I Will Always Love You" by Whitney Houston.
• Wear your underwear outside your clothes for the next 10 minutes.
• Ask the waiter/waitress for their phone number.
• Post a silly selfie on social media with the caption, "Feeling my best self!"
• Serenade the bride-to-be with a love song.
• Do your best impression of the bride.
• Take a shot without using your hands.
• Dance in the middle of the room with no music.
• Propose to a stranger.
• Text your most recent ex with "Thinking about you."

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Charades or Pictionary: Bachelorette Style

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Two beloved childhood games that let your artistic skills shine (or lack thereof). Divide the crew into teams and take turns drawing bachelorette-themed clues you either act out or draw out while the others try to name the madness. That’s an easy way to play and determine who’s on the same wavelength!

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#1 Movies and TV Shows

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• Bridget Jones's Diary
• The Bachelor(ette)
• The Wedding Singer
• Pride and Prejudice
• Runaway Bride
• 27 Dresses
• The Notebook
• Sleepless in Seattle
• Crazy, Stupid, Love
• Say Yes to the Dress

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#2 Wedding-Related Actions & Terms

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• Walking down the aisle
• Tossing the bouquet
• Cutting the cake
• First dance
• Proposing
• Trying on a wedding dress
• Going on a honeymoon
• Writing vows
• Catching the bouquet
• Slipping on the wedding ring

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#3 Love and Relationship Terms

• Blind date
• Falling in love
• Breaking up
• Kissing under the mistletoe
• Double date
• Long-distance relationship
• Setting up a dating profile
• Serenading
• Dancing cheek-to-cheek
• Having a picnic date

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Two Truths and a Lie

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This simple bachelorette party game will determine who your group's best liar is. Take turns sharing two truths and one convincing lie about yourself. The rest of the crew tries to tease out which of the three is the fib. Feel free to keep the truths and lies without structure to see where the night takes you or theme them. Ideas can include adventures or memories with the bride-to-be, embarrassing moments, or romantic endeavors. 

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#1 General

• I've been engaged twice.
• I once dated someone I met on a plane.
• My first date with my fiancé was at a beach.

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#2 Romantic/Wedding-Related

• I cried when I found my wedding dress.
• My fiancé and I have matching tattoos.
• I once caught a bouquet at a wedding but gave it to someone else.

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#3 Adventures With the Bride (For Bridesmaids or Close Friends)

• We once got stranded on a road trip with the bride-to-be.
• The bride and I took a spontaneous trip to Vegas last summer.
• We've been to five concerts together this year.

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#4 Embarrassing Moments

• I once sent a flirty text to my boss instead of my partner.
• I tripped and fell during a first date.
• I got stuck in a dress at a bridal store and had to be cut out.

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#5 Random

• I've kissed someone famous.
• I once thought about becoming a wedding planner.
• I've been on three blind dates, and all of them were disasters.

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Bachelorette twist: For a fun bachelorette party game of "Two Truths and a Lie," keep your statements centered around the bride or shared memories within the bridal party. For example, tales from past girls' nights out or funny memories about the bride. That not only makes it harder for participants to spot the lie but also brings back fun memories. The trick? Craft a lie that's closely tied to the other truth-or-dare questions, making it a real challenge for the bridal crew!

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Pictionary for a Bachelorette Party

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Pictionary is a captivating and fun game where players draw and guess prompts, making it perfect for lively gatherings. Spice it up with wedding and bachelorette-themed prompts for added fun. For larger groups, organize players into teams and rotate turns, ensuring everyone gets a chance to participate.

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#1 Wedding Prep and Items

• Wedding dress
• Engagement ring
• Bridal bouquet
• Wedding cake
• Garter
• Veil
• Tuxedo
• Save the date
• Wedding bells
• Champagne toast
• Wedding shoes
• Bridesmaid dress
• Honeymoon suitcase
• Wedding arch

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#2 ‍Bachelorette Party Elements

• Tiara 
• Party bus 
• Sash 
• Cocktail
• Party balloons
• Spa day
• Karaoke
• Limo ride
• Nightclub dance floor 
• Bachelorette party games
• Maid of honor 
• Stripper pole 
• Hot tub

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#3 ‍Romantic Elements

• Cupid 
• A heart-shaped box of chocolates 
• Serenade 
• Romantic dinner 
• Love letters 
• First Dance 
• Kiss under the mistletoe 
• Breakfast in bed

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#4 ‍Miscellaneous

• Proposal on one knee 
• "Just Married" car sign 
• Honeymoon beach 
• Bridal shower 
• Throwing the bouquet

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Jenga With a Twist

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Customized Jenga offers a unique twist for bachelorette parties, allowing personalized fun and interaction. The blocks can feature dares, questions, compliments, challenges, and other tasks to elevate the game. Always tailor challenges to fit attendees' comfort levels, ensuring an enjoyable experience. Here’s what you can write on Jenga blocks for a bachelorette party:

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#1 ‍Dares/Actions

• Take a shot.
• Swap an accessory with someone.
• Do your best bride impression.
• Text a cheesy pick-up line to the last person you messaged.
• Share your most embarrassing date story.
• Call the groom and tell him how much the bride loves him.
• Dance on one leg for 30 seconds.
• Serenade the bride.
• Take a group selfie.
• Do a runway walk.
• Demonstrate how you think the bride and groom will dance at their wedding.

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#2 Questions to Answer

• How did you meet the bride?
• What’s the bride's honeymoon destination? 
• What's the bride's favorite movie? 
• Can you describe a funny memory with the bride? 
• Can you describe the bride in three words?
• What's your marriage advice? 
• How long do you think the wedding ceremony will last? 
• What was your first impression of the groom? 
• Which song will surely get the bride on the dance floor?

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#3 Compliments

• Give a compliment to the person on your left. 
• Say something you admire about the bride. 
• Share what you love most about weddings.

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#4 Fun Challenges

• Apply lipstick without using your hands. 
• Wear your bra outside your shirt until your next turn. 
• Create a wedding hashtag on the spot. 
• Do the worm. 
• Draw a mini bridal gown in 10 seconds. 
• Propose to the bride. 
• Mimic the bride and groom's first kiss (with the air). 
• Do the chicken dance.

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#5 Miscellaneous

• Choose two people to do a funny dance. 
• Everyone drinks! 
• Impersonate a celebrity until someone guesses who it is. 
• Get a piggyback ride from someone. 
• Declare why you're the best bridesmaid. 
• Talk in an accent until your next turn. 
• Share a wedding superstition. 
• Wear a veil (or a makeshift one) until your next turn.

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Ask the Groom

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Traditionally, bachelorette parties are exclusively attended by the bride’s close female friends and family, but it isn’t uncommon in modern times for the groom and friends to make an appearance. It is your bachelorette party, so invite whomever you like!

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In case you decide to invite the boys, here are some groom questions for the bachelorette party:

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• What is the one piece of advice you would give to the bride for your future together?
• What would it be if you could relive a moment with the bride?
• What is your fondest memory together?
• If you could swap lives with the bride, what is the first thing you would do?
• When did you know she was the one?
• How did the silliest argument you’ve had begin?
• What habit of the bride do you secretly admire?

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Bachelorette Party Etiquette

Despite the common belief that there are no rules, which does hold true, there are a couple of things you need to be mindful of. Call them the etiquette of a bachelorette party, if you will. Following these, you not only add a level of classiness to the party but make the whole affair go by smoothly:

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#1 Who Is the Host?

Usually, the maid of honor takes charge and bears the responsibility for the party. However, a bunch of friends can also get together and come up with ideas as a group.

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#2 Who Pays for Everything?

The host takes care of all the bills, which is the Maid of Honor, but this rule is hardly in practice today. Since friends and any close family now host most bachelorette parties, the bills can also be equally split.

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#3 When to Start Planning, and When Does the Party Take Place?

Now! There is no better time to plan your bachelorette than right now, especially if you plan on making it a destination party. Typically, a bachelorette party should take place two to three months before the wedding day.

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#4 Who Is Invited? 

There are no restrictions on who can be invited. Commonly, only the closest girlfriends are invited, but you can also invite close family members, like cousins or your sister-in-law. As long as the Guest of Honor agrees, of course!

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Remember, the ultimate goal of playing games at a bachelorette bash is to enhance the festivities, create unforgettable moments, strengthen friendships, and, of course, have fun. So gather those ladies, let your hair down, and let the games begin!

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FAQs

What questions should you ask at a bachelorette party?

The questions at a bachelorette party should keep flowing. Keep them lively, playful, and, undeniably, a little spicy! A few examples include “When was your first kiss,” “How will your bride's life be in 10 years,” “If you could change one thing about your to-be-husband/wife, what would it be,” and “What is the strangest or most embarrassing thing your partner has said under the influence.”

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What are some “how well do you know the bride” sample questions?

Friends and the groom can ask each other questions about the bride and see who knows her the best, so let the showdown begin! Ideas include: “What was the bride’s go-to drink,” “What are her comfort movies or shows,” “How does the bride deal with stress,” and “What is the bride's favorite way to spend a lazy Sunday.”

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What are some good newlywed questions?

There are so many questions you can potentially ask a newlywed couple. Some top picks for those are, “How different is being married from being in a relationship,” “Is balancing your friendships tough when married,” “What would be your marriage's theme song if you had to pick one,” and “What is the silliest fight you have had.”

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What are some “do you know the groom” questions?

Marriage is equally about the bride and the groom. Let’s put it to the test and see how well you know the groom. Some bachelorette party questions for the groom include, “Who is the groom’s first celebrity crush,” “If the groom could be a fictional character, whom would he choose,” “What is the groom's hidden talent or skill,” and “How many kids does the groom want.”

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Take some inspiration from these and see what questions you can come up with!