Bachelor party games for the whole group
A bachelor party puts together people who barely know each other: high school friends, college friends, a brother, the colleague nobody expected. The best games give them one thing in common to compete over, and that thing is usually the groom.
These work at the rental, at the bar, or in the back of the party bus.
About the groom
1.The groom quiz, on the TV
Collect photos from everyone — the haircut, the first car, the vacation nobody talks about — and make a picture quiz about him. Each picture sharpens from a few blocks and everyone guesses from their phone: where was this? who is that? which year? Whoever knows him best wins.
2.Who said it
Read out things the groom has said over the years and the group guesses when, or to whom. The best man should have a list.
3.The newlywed game
Ask the partner twenty questions about the groom beforehand, then ask the groom the same ones on the night. Every wrong answer costs him.
For the whole group
4.Bar quiz, with a twist
Split into teams, one phone each, and play a picture round — logos, athletes’ faces, famous cocktails. Losing team buys the next round.
5.Poker or blackjack night
Low stakes, one table. Easy for people who have never met to fall into.
6.Golf, go-karts or a range
The daytime classic for a reason: it is something to do side by side that is not talking.
Keeping the photos in the group
Free depixelate packs can never be made public. A pack is shared by link — anyone you send it to can host it, nobody else can find it — and with Pro it can be kept so that only you can host it.
A free pack holds 8 pictures, which is one round, and a free room holds 30 phones. For a bigger party, a $4.99 event pass gives you Pro for 7 days, with no subscription to remember to cancel.
