Top 7 Bachelorette Card Games: For Parties That Will Stick Forever!

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You’ve probably never seen this much pink. Ever. But we’re here for it. Bachelorettes and bridal parties are all about celebrations, good memories, and uncontrollable laughs. The main factor that contributes to all this is a good, or a few good, card games.

There are hundreds available on the market; however, we’ve put a lot of effort into conducting in-depth research and compiling a list of games that have resulted in bringing the most fun to such parties. 

1. For The Girls

For The Girls

Ages 17+ | 3 to 20+ players | Playtime of 30 to 90 minutes;

For The Girls lets you do it all: talk the conversations, even the embarrassing ones, and do the crazy challenges. The game includes 400 cards, divided into 5 categories of cards: Keep this card if you’ve done the thing, give this card to the player who would do the thing, give this card to the player it best describes, keep this card if you do the dare, and lose this card if you don’t name something within the category. You simply roll the die, draw whatever color it says, and then complete the prompt. All cards are girls-themed, so no one else would get them!

2. Bachelorettes Against Decency

Bachelorettes Against Decency

Ages 18+ | 4 to 20+ players | Playtime of 30 to 90 minutes;

If you wish there were a Cards Against Humanity game, but bachelorette-themed, we present to you Bachelorettes Against Decency. It’s a deck with 384 cards, containing pink question cards and white response ones, which play just like the usual CAH games. So, talking turns, there will be one Card Czar per round, who judges the responses and picks the funniest card combo. What sets this game apart from the others is its wildly inappropriate, hilarious humour, made specifically for bridal parties and similar celebrations. 

3. Truth or Drink

Truth or Drink Bachelorette

Ages 21+ | 2+ players | Playtime of 30 minutes;

Somehow, Truth or Drink will forever be the magic of a party. This is the Bachelorette Party Edition, which brings a deck of 108 cards, divided into two decks. One of the decks is the Staying In, and the other is the Going Out. Depending on where the party is located, you choose one of the decks to play. The idea of the game is that you’ll draw cards that tell you to ask someone a question (‘ask the bride’, ‘ask a stranger’, or even ‘ask anyone), who must either answer honestly, or drink. Just like you would do with Do or Drink: complete the challenge, or take a shot. 

4. The Ultimate Bachelorette Party Game

The Ultimate Bachelorette Party Game

Ages 17+ | 4 or more players | Playtime of 30 to 90 minutes;

Just like the name suggests, this is the Ultimate Bachelorette Party Game. It is the game you’ll most likely play for hours and have endless laughs, with 150 cards into 3 categories: Who Can Do It, Make the Bride Laugh, and Scavenger Hunt, whose names are self-explanatory. Usually, the game is played in two teams, and in three rounds, one for each category of cards. All you have to do is draw cards, and both teams must complete them, probably one person from each team. Whoever completes the challenge best, according to the bride, wins the round. 

5. Never Have I Ever

Never Have I Ever

Ages 17+ | 4 to 8 players | Playtime of 30 to 90 minutes;

Never Have I Ever Girls Edition is by far one of the most creative editions of this very famous card game. The Girls Edition, with 224 cards and 8 paddles, is perfect for bachelorettes or hen parties. The idea of the game is that prompts will be read, and then all the girls will have to hold the paddle in either the ‘I Have’ or ‘I Have Never’ side. Optionally, instead of verbally answering, you can just drink when you’d like to say ‘I have’. Unlike the no-cards game, this version has a few special cards included, too, which add fun twists to the game. 

Another cool alternative to the game is Truths Untold, a bundle of 4 editions, including the bachelorette one! 

6. Tipsy Hoe

Tipsy Hoe

Ages 18+ | 2 to 10 players | Playtime of 30 to 60 minutes;

Tipsy Hoe is just as sassy and hilarious as its name. Yes, it is a drinking game that has a total of 54 cards. Don’t let the number fool you, it’s just the right amount of cards for a bachelorette party, especially considering that you’ll drink for most of them. The gameplay is simple: you take turns drawing cards and then complete whatever’s written in them. Most of the time, you’ll drink if you can relate to a prompt: if you’ve ever had a pregnancy scare, if you’re not wearing any panties when playing, or if you’ve ever done the deed on the bare ground. It’s girl talk, indeed.   

7. The Couples Game

The Couples Game

Ages 14+ | 2 and more players | Playtime of around 30 minutes;

It’s time to include the groom in the girls’ fun times, too. The Couples Game is especially great if you’re having a joint party for both the bride and the groom, before their big night. What you could do is ask the couple to sit back to back, and let them answer the highly creative questions. Or, you could ask everyone to answer the questions about the lovebirds, testing how well they know the couple they’ve gathered for. There are 150 cards included in the pack, belonging to three categories: Best, Match, and Me or You. The best thing is that this isn’t just for bachelorette parties. It makes a great couples game, too, just like Drunk Desires.

The secret ingredient to any successful party, especially a bachelorette one, which most likely is a one in a lifetime for most people, is good party games.

All the fun ones include risky dares, unfiltered questions, and probably lots of drinks, so we made sure to recommend only the best ones of all.

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