129 bachelorette questions, free to play. Tap a card and pass the phone around.
worn a matching outfit I would never choose myself
Most bachelorette question lists go straight for shock value. This one does not, which makes it usable in a room that includes the bride's mother and her three closest friends at the same time.
It is about the weekend itself. The planning group chat that never slept. The spreadsheet. Chasing people for money for months. Agreeing to a theme you did not like. Wearing a sash in public. The activity booked with enthusiasm that nobody enjoyed.
There is a good section on the emotional part, because that is what people actually remember: crying at a speech, staying up making decorations, writing something sincere in a book for the bride, learning something new about someone you have known for fifteen years.
And there is a practical section that every hen weekend produces — the room allocation argument, the eight people sharing one hairdryer, the hour long bathroom queue, doing your makeup sitting on a floor and loving every minute of it. It finishes with confetti still turning up weeks later.
Yes. It was written so a bride, her friends and her relatives could play the same round together.
The deck is designed to be played from a phone, but you can read the questions aloud from any device and pass it around.
Several questions are written from the bride's point of view, and the rest work for everyone in the room.