The game that fixes the dead hour between dinner and the bar. Thirty challenges below, sorted from easy to bold, plus how to score it so it does not fizzle out after four. Free to use — no download, no email, just take the list.
One. Teams of three or four, not individuals. Alone, people chicken out. In a three, somebody always talks the others into it.
Two. Everything needs photo or video proof, taken on the spot. No proof, no point. This is the rule that makes it a game rather than a list.
Three. Set a time limit and stick to it. Ninety minutes is right. Longer and it stops being urgent, which is the only thing holding it together.
Four. Nothing on this list involves bothering a stranger who has not agreed to be part of it. If someone says no, that is the end of it — take a different challenge. A hunt that makes other people uncomfortable is not a fun night, it is a story nobody wants to tell afterwards.
1. A photo of the whole team mid-air, all feet off the ground, one shot.
2. Find something in the bride’s wedding colours and photograph her with it.
3. Get the group a round of the bride’s signature drink and photograph the lineup.
4. A photo of the team recreating a picture from the bride’s childhood.
5. Find a neon sign and get everyone under it.
6. Teach the whole team a TikTok dance and film it in one take.
7. A photo with something shaped like a heart that is not a heart.
8. Get a bartender to name a drink after the bride, with their blessing, and photograph the receipt.
9. A group photo where everyone is doing the bride’s signature facial expression.
10. Find the worst piece of art in the venue and pose with it reverently.
11. Get a photo with another bachelorette group and swap one accessory with them.
12. Serenade the bride in public. Whole team, full commitment, no mumbling.
13. Convince a venue to let you behind the bar for one photo.
14. Get a stranger — who agrees, happily — to give the bride marriage advice on video.
15. A photo of the team forming the first letter of the bride’s married surname.
16. Start a conga line that at least one person outside your group joins willingly.
17. Get the bride a free dessert by explaining what the occasion is.
18. Film the team doing a synchronised move with no rehearsal whatsoever.
19. Find someone celebrating something else tonight and get a photo of both groups together.
20. Get a photo of the whole team wearing something borrowed from each other.
21. Get the whole venue to toast the bride at once.
22. Perform a two-minute dramatic retelling of how the couple met, in public, with roles assigned.
23. Get a photo of the team on something you are allowed to be on but would not normally be on.
24. Convince a DJ or a band to give the bride a shout-out by name.
25. Film the bride’s best friend delivering an unscripted sixty-second toast.
26. Get three separate strangers to say the bride’s first name on camera, each one happy to.
27. A photo of the team mid-laugh that nobody posed for — someone has to catch it.
28. Teach a dance move to someone outside the group who asked to learn it.
29. Get a photo with the venue’s staff who looked after you, and tip them properly.
30. The last one is the bride’s. She invents it on the spot and everyone has to do it.
Most scavenger hunts die because nobody counts. Appoint one person who is not playing — or hand it to your butler, which is what he is for — and have them judge at the end.
Tier one is one point, tier two is three, tier three is five. Highest total wins. Ties are settled by the bride, out loud, with no appeal.
Half of these work indoors with no changes — the photo challenges, the dances, the recreations, the toast. Swap the venue-based ones for challenges involving your butler: get him to teach the group a move, get a photo of him in something ridiculous one of you brought, get him to judge the dramatic retelling.
If you want the full list of games for the night rather than just the hunt, the ten bachelorette party games are all written out the same way.
Short answers. If yours is not here, text us and we will tell you straight.
Yes. Copy it, screenshot it, read it off your phone. There is nothing to download and nothing to hand over an email for.
Ninety minutes. Shorter and nobody gets through the bold ones, longer and it stops feeling urgent, which is the only thing keeping it alive.
Fifteen to twenty from the thirty, mixed across all three tiers. Giving a team all thirty guarantees nobody finishes and the scoring gets messy.
Use tier one and tier two only, and drop anything involving strangers. The photo and team challenges carry the whole game on their own.
Yes, and he is the ideal judge because he is not competing. He hands out the lists, keeps the timer, scores at the end and settles the arguments.
Something small and silly, decided before you start. The prize is not the motivation — being declared the winner in front of everyone is.
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