Bachelorette bingo for the bride's friends on a night out that stays fun and easy on everyone. The squares are things that tend to happen when a group in matching outfits hits the town: a group selfie, a karaoke song, a feather boa, a photo booth strip, a stranger who congratulates the bride. Mark them as they happen over dinner, a karaoke room or a walk downtown. There are no drinking games or dares, so the bride's aunt and her college roommate can play the same card.
Bachelorette party bingo for a fun night out
BINGO
Light-up necklace
Friend holding a sign
Bridesmaid high-five
Cupcakes
Photo booth strip
Karaoke song
Matching outfits
Neon sunglasses
Taxi ride together
Heart-shaped balloon
Group selfie
Friend in a feather boa
FREE SPACE
Disco ball sighting
Glittery sash
Bride laughing
Bride-to-be button
Bride's sparkly tiara
Mocktail in hand
Party hat
Stranger congratulates the bride
Cowboy hats
Matching hair bows
Group hug
Glitter face paint
Every card is different
30 illustrated items
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The 30 items in this set
Matching outfits
Group selfie
Karaoke song
Stranger congratulates the bride
Bride's sparkly tiara
Glittery sash
Bridesmaid high-five
Neon sunglasses
Dance floor twirl
Photo booth strip
Mocktail in hand
Engagement ring
Friend in a feather boa
Bride's bouquet
Group hug
Confetti popper
Matching hair bows
Sequin top
Light-up necklace
Heart-shaped balloon
Disco ball sighting
Bride laughing
Nail art
Cowboy hats
Cupcakes
Friend holding a sign
Glitter face paint
Party hat
Taxi ride together
Bride-to-be button
Bachelorette party bingo for a fun night out tips
Give the bride her own card and a pen before you leave the house. The night is about her, and she'll catch moments nobody else sees, like a stranger who stops to congratulate her or a friend admiring her engagement ring at dinner.
Set the group selfie rule up front: it counts only when the bride is in the frame and everyone is facing the camera. That rules out blurry shots from across the room and gives the group a reason to gather between stops.
For the karaoke song, sing as a group so nobody gets pushed into a solo. Pick the song in the car on the way, and let anyone who'd rather not sing count the square by cheering from the front row.
Pack the props that unlock squares: a glittery sash, a tiara, cowboy hats, light-up necklaces and a confetti popper to announce the winner. A sash and tiara also make the stranger square far more likely, because people can tell who the bride is.
Make the prize something that centers the bride: the winner picks her dessert or the last song of the night. Afterward, collect the marked cards for her scrapbook.
Best for
Ages
18 and over, suited to adults of all ages celebrating the bride
Group size
4 to 12 players, usually the bride and her close friends
Duration
Roughly 2 to 3 hours, across dinner and a short night out
How to play
No caller: players mark a square when they see the item around them. The first full line wins, so keep the cards until the end of the trip or the walk.