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16 hens party games & activities everyone will love.

The best hens party games get everyone laughing within five minutes, work for a mixed group, and make the bride feel celebrated rather than embarrassed. Here are 16 games and activities that land every time, from icebreakers to the cheeky ones, with what you need and how to play each.

Short on time? The ones marked “In Hens Party HQ” come ready to play on the TV, personalised with her name.

Updated 2 October 2026 · By Hens Party HQ

The games and activities

01

Red Flag Roulette

Cheeky · Big laughsIn Hens Party HQ

You need: An AI “male me” photo from each guest, plus three red flags about their alter ego

How to play: Before the party, each guest makes an AI photo of themselves as a man and writes three red flags about him (“Calls his mum to settle every argument”). On the night, his photo comes up and the flags are revealed one by one. The bride guesses which friend he really is, then decides: swipe right or swipe left.

Tip: Collect the photos privately so the bride can’t guess from the group chat.

02

Whose Undies?!

Classic · CheekyIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Each guest brings a pair of undies for the bride, plus three words describing them

How to play: Read the three clues about each pair (“Leopard print, loud, first on the dance floor”). The bride guesses who bought them before the big reveal. She keeps the undies, the group keeps the gossip.

Tip: Take a group photo with all the undies for the keepsake.

03

Mr & Mrs (the Partner Quiz)

Must-playIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Her partner’s answers to 10–15 questions, written or filmed beforehand

How to play: Ask the bride each question and lock in her answer, then reveal what her partner said. Keep score, and give her a forfeit or a sip for every wrong answer.

Tip: Filmed answers get the biggest reactions.

100 Mr & Mrs questions →

04

The Shoe Game

Works if the partner can’t comeIn Hens Party HQ

You need: One of the bride’s shoes and one of her partner’s, plus their answers collected beforehand

How to play: The bride holds one of each shoe. For every “Who’s more likely…” question, she raises the shoe of whoever it fits, then the partner’s answer is revealed.

60 Shoe Game questions →

05

Most Likely To…

Fast · Everyone playsIn Hens Party HQ

You need: A list of prompts

How to play: Read a prompt (“Who’s most likely to text an ex after a few drinks?”), count down from three and everyone points at once. The person with the most fingers pointed at them takes a sip or a dare.

100 Most Likely To questions →

06

Dare Jar

Tame to spicyIn Hens Party HQ

You need: A jar of dares and a forfeit for anyone who refuses

How to play: Guests take turns drawing a dare. Do it, or take the forfeit. Choose the level that suits your crowd, from Nan-friendly to properly cheeky.

07

Paint the Bride

Activity · No talent requiredIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Canvases or paper, paints, a 10-minute timer

How to play: The bride poses and everyone paints her. The worse the result, the better. She picks a winner (and a loser) at the end.

08

Signature Cocktail

ActivityIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Ingredients for one drink named after the bride, plus a non-alcoholic version

How to play: Name a cocktail after her (“The Alex Spritz”), put the recipe on the screen and make a round together.

09

Sip & Sparkle glass decorating

Activity · KeepsakeIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Plain wine glasses, pearls, ribbon and craft glue

How to play: Everyone decorates a glass of their own to drink from all weekend.

10

Flower Crown Bar

Activity · Great photosIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Floral wire or crown bases, short-stemmed flowers, floral tape, ribbon

How to play: Set up a table of blooms and make crowns together, then wear them for a group photo.

11

Dance Class

ActivityIn Hens Party HQ

You need: A routine video and some space

How to play: Learn a routine together in small chunks, then perform it for the bride (or surprise everyone at the wedding).

12

Two Truths and a Lie: Bride Edition

Icebreaker

You need: Nothing

How to play: Each guest tells two true stories about the bride and one made up. Everyone guesses the lie. Great for groups who don’t all know each other.

13

Guess the Baby Photo

Icebreaker

You need: A baby photo from every guest

How to play: Number the photos and display them. Guests guess who’s who; most correct answers wins.

14

Bride Bingo

All night

You need: Bingo cards with things that might happen tonight

How to play: Fill cards with squares like “The bride cries”, “Someone mentions the ex”, “A stranger says congratulations”. First full line wins.

15

Wedding Dress Challenge

Team game

You need: Toilet paper or streamers, tape, a timer

How to play: Split into teams, each with a model. You have 10 minutes to design a wedding dress. The bride judges.

16

Advice & Memory Jar

SentimentalIn Hens Party HQ

You need: Cards and pens

How to play: Everyone writes a favourite memory or a piece of advice for the bride. Read a few aloud and keep the rest for later.

Tip: Hens Party HQ collects these from guests’ phones and puts them in her keepsake.

How to choose the right games

  • Mix it up: one icebreaker, two or three main games and one activity is plenty for an evening.
  • Know your crowd. If Mum and the bride’s new in-laws are coming, keep the cheeky games for later in the night.
  • Do the homework early. Mr & Mrs, the Shoe Game and Red Flag Roulette all need answers collected a week or two before.
  • Put it on a big screen. Games run faster and everyone can see when the questions and reveals are on the TV, not a phone.
  • Any drink counts. Every drinking forfeit works just as well with mocktails or water.

Questions

What are the best hens party games for a mixed group?

Icebreakers like Two Truths and a Lie, the Mr & Mrs quiz, the Shoe Game and Most Likely To work for every age. Save Red Flag Roulette, Whose Undies and the Dare Jar for later in the night.

How many games should we play at a hens?

Three or four games plus one activity is plenty for an evening. Allow about 20 to 30 minutes per game.

What hens games can we play at home?

Almost all of them. Mr & Mrs, the Shoe Game, Most Likely To, Red Flag Roulette and Whose Undies are best played in a living room with the questions on the TV.