Top 8 Bachelorette Card Games: For Parties That Will Stick Forever!

Bachelorette Party Card Games

Bachelorette parties are all about getting drunk, creating wild adventures, and having uncontrollable laughs. And what better way to achieve all these other than playing some bachelorette-themed – and more card games! It is our pleasure to share our list of the best such games, which resulted from our in-depth research and our many attendances at bridal parties.

  1. Bachelorettes Against Decency;
  2. For the Girls;
  3. The Best Friend Game;
  4. Telestrations: After Dark;
  5. Do or Drink;
  6. Cards Against Humanity Wedding Edition;
  7. Bachelorette Bash;
  8. Tipsy Hoe;

1. Bachelorettes Against Decency

Bachelorettes Against Decency

Ages 18+ | 4+ players | 384 cards;

Bachelorettes Against Decency is a game in the style of Cards Against Humanity, in which you have to combine pink cards with white ones to create hilarious prompts. Of course, the whole content is related to the wedding, the bride-to-be, the bachelorette party, and all that. What’s going to make the bride late for the ceremony? Is it the old strippers, performance anxiety, or the gifts nobody wants? 

2. For the Girls

For The Girls

Ages 17+ | 3 to 20+ players | 400 cards;

The name screams that this is made for a bachelorette party. For the Girls is a deck of cards in 5 colors, each representing a different category. Your goal is to have as many cards as possible since each card is worth 1 point, and whoever has the most points by the end of the game, wins. Therefore, you’ll keep a card if you relate to a prompt, or if you complete a challenge, but also give cards to the ‘most likely’ players, or lose cards if you fail to name items of a category. Fun, innit?

3. The Best Friend Game

The Best Friend Game

Ages 14+ | 4+ players | 250 cards;

The girls at your bachelorette will most likely be your best friends, so The Best Friend Game should be your choice. This question card game includes content like Who do we like making fun of? what was the name of my first boyfriend? or If I were an animal, what animal would I be?, and dry-erase boards, so the bride-to-be will understand which one of the guests knows her best. Let the competition begin! 

4. Telestrations: After Dark

Telestrations

Ages 17+ | 4 to 8 players | 100 cards;

If you’ve ever played Telestrations, you understand the hype. Telestrations After Dark is a great idea for a bachelorette party since it includes drawings and adult-friendly content. So, you will draw and guess drawings several times, and end up with hysterical outcomes. Well, a drawing of a dry rub, white meat, night sweats, or three blind mice, can get misunderstood, and that’s exactly what will create hilarious memories. 

5. Do or Drink

Do or Drink

Ages 21+ | 2+ players | 250 cards;

Do or Drink is forever a good choice, especially when talking about the Girls’ Night Edition in bachelorette parties. The game includes different types of cards, where you have to complete challenges, guess specific questions, vote on players, tell truths, and of course, if you refuse to do any of that, you drink. You will have to share the most recent nude you’ve sent, guess everyone’s bra size, or vote on who is the serial dater of the group. Pretty much girl talk, huh? There’s a pretty special bundle you could get and have one game for each occasion: Sip & Challenge.

6. Cards Against Humanity Wedding Edition

Cards Against Humanity Wedding Edition

Ages 17+ | 4 to 20+ players | 477 cards;

If the fiancé will be part of the bachelorette party too, your go-to game should be Cards Against Wedding Edition. It’s like another CAH pack, which has the same rules and gameplay as the original game. Indeed, all cards have prompts about the wedding ceremony, the bride and groom-to-be, and marriage in general. Just imagine how hilarious responses to the ‘The first five years are the hardest. After that it’s all  ___________’ will be! 

7. Bachelorette Bash

Bachelorette Bash

Ages 21+ | 4 to 12 players | 205 cards;

Lulu & You brings to you Bachelorette Bash, which is another truths & challenges game, but brings unique elements. It includes 6 card categories: ‘most likely to…’, ‘know the bride?’ ,’ I have never…’, ‘would she rather?’, ‘ truth or dare?’ and the wild card. The content is mostly safe, so the Bachelorette Bash could be used as an icebreaker too. All guests will get tested on how well they know the bride, but also get to share important information about their lives.

8. Tipsy Hoe

Tipsy Hoe

Ages 18+ | 2 to 10 players | 54 cards;

What better way to finish the list than with Tipsy Hoe! The game is mostly about ‘Drink if’ or ‘Have I ever’ prompts, which will most likely get you drunk by the end of the game, so you’ll be a tipsy… something! Of course, you’ll drink if you’ve ever slept with two men on the same night, or if you’ve ever tried to steal a souvenir from your partner after your love session. Most of the cards are R-rated, so you definitely don’t want to play this with random people.

Final Thoughts

Whatever your preferences are – bachelorette-themed or not, you will find a perfect match. All games bring party-appropriate content and humor, but each is absolutely unique. Most of the games have a high-replayability factor, so once the bridal party is over, you might use your chosen game in other gatherings, sleepovers, or girls’ nights!

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