Free Bachelorette Game Night Planner (Printable)

Free printable · for bridesmaids & the maid of honor

A great bachelorette gives the bride a night she loves, with friends who all feel included. Plan for different comfort levels, keep it simple, and let this page do the remembering.

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Page 1 of the free Bachelorette Game Night Planner: ask-the-bride questions, the night in four moments and a simple timeline
Page 1: ask the bride, plan the night, timeline
Page 2 of the free Bachelorette Game Night Planner: game ideas by comfort level, favor-bag checklist and gift shortlist
Page 2: games by comfort level, favor bags, gift

What’s inside (2 pages)

  • Three questions to ask the bride first: how spicy, where, and whether everyone is 21+.
  • The night in four moments: break the ice, get everyone laughing, surprise the bride, send her home with something fun, with space to write your picks.
  • A simple timeline from 4–6 weeks out to the night itself.
  • Game ideas by comfort level, a favor-bag checklist and a gift shortlist.

1 · First, ask the bride (quietly)

How spicy does she want the night to be? Sweet · Silly · Bold
At home, at a rental, or out on the town?
Is everyone 21+? If not, keep drinking games off the table.

2 · Plan the night in four moments

1. Break the ice

Something everyone can join, so old friends and new family laugh together early.

Our pick:

2. Get everyone laughing

Group games and dares that make it feel like a party, not a dinner reservation.

Our pick:

3. Surprise the bride

A gift from the whole group, chosen for her: the moment she’ll remember.

Our pick:

4. Send her home with something fun

Something for after the wedding, for her and her partner to open together.

Our pick:

3 · Simple timeline

4–6 weeks out: confirm the vibe, the guest list and everyone’s ages.
2–3 weeks out: order games, decor and favors (one group order is easiest).
The week of: pack favor bags, print game rules, book rides home.
On the night: start with an icebreaker, keep drinking games optional and 21+, take photos early.

Games, favors & gifts: ideas by comfort level

Easygoing icebreakers (mixed groups)

  • Do-or-dare dice: two big dice decide what the crew does next. Keep the dares friendly. (e.g. Girls Night Out Do or Dare Dice)
  • Personal-questions games: everyone answers, the group votes for the best answer. Great with future in-laws in the room. (e.g. Extreme Personal Questions)
  • Paradice: a tiny dice game that also fits in a favor bag. (see Paradice)

Drinking games (21+ only)

  • Drink If… Ladies Night: statement cards; anyone who has “done it” takes a sip (water counts). (see Drink If… Ladies Night)
  • Boozy Bingo scratch-off: scratch to reveal a drink, dare or truth; five in a row wins. (see Boozy Bingo)
  • Bar challenge cards: for a night out, the bride collects cards by completing playful challenges. (e.g. Bachelorette's Bar Challenge)

Bold & cheeky (for groups who want to turn it up)

  • Save it for later: a cheeky book or couples game makes a better take-home gift than a party game.

Favor-bag checklist

Team Bride / “Wifey Era” stickers
A mini game (dice or pull tabs)
Shot glass or keepsake (21+ guests)
Something sweet
Thank-you note from the bride
Hair tie, lip balm, mints

Gift for the bride from the whole group

Think “after the wedding”: a couples date-night game, a scratch-off bucket list of adventures, or a massage set for a slow night in. Write your shortlist:

Ideas that fit: Talk For Hours (240 conversation cards for couples) · Chasing Memories scratch-off bucket list · Kama Sutra Massage Tranquility Kit

Questions

Is the planner really free?

Yes. It’s a free printable PDF. There’s no sign-up and no email required.

Is it a physical product?

No. It’s a 2-page printable you download or print from this page. Nothing ships.

Does it work for mixed groups or guests under 21?

Yes. Ideas are sorted by comfort level, and the drinking games are marked 21+ only, so you can skip them.

Free printable from SinfulShack (sinfulshack.com). For adults 18+. Drinking games are for guests 21+ only: never pressure anyone to drink, plan rides home, never drink and drive.