Hen and bachelorette parties · played on a TV · free demos
Bachelorette party games for the TV.
Put the game on the big screen, type in the bride's name and pick a number on the board. There are four games here, and each has a demo you can open right now with no sign-up.
24.99 EUR for all four, or 46.96 EUR bought one at a time
Instant download · runs in your browser · personal use only
The four games.
Share or Pass
One card, one person, one choice: tell the room the story, or say pass and have a sip. Nobody keeps score on screen, though you can print a score card and a story sheet if your group likes them.
100 cards · 12.99 EUR
What Would the Bride Do?
A card asks what the bride would do. Everyone writes a guess on a printed sheet, and the point goes to whichever one the bride calls closest.
80 cards · 9.99 EUR
What Did the Groom Say?
Get the partner's replies ahead of time and store each one as typed words, a picture or a clip. On the night the room guesses first, then the real answer comes up on the TV.
60 cards · 9.99 EUR
The Bridesman Game
Guests get made-up male alter egos, added on the setup screen with a name and a short bio. Each card goes to a vote on which of them fits it best, and the screen keeps the points.
100 cards · 13.99 EUR
Each demo has 5 Mild cards. The bought game has all of them, half Mild and half Spicy.
These are hosted games, so there is no Canva file to fiddle with and no slide deck to click through. What you download from Etsy is a PDF holding your own link and QR code, and that link opens the game on this site.
The setup screen lets you make the deck yours before the party. Swap in the bridesmaids' names, cut the card about her ex, and add the story only your group knows. The three games that score keep points on screen for up to 20 guests.
Whoever is hosting can leave the laptop alone and run things from a phone. Point it at the setup screen's code and it becomes the remote for choosing cards and handing out points. With a typed answer in What Did the Groom Say?, you read it on your phone before the room does.
Before you buy
Does every guest need a phone?
No. The cards are on the TV and one person runs the game. Share or Pass has some Spicy cards that want to look at a guest's own phone, and a guest who has none just passes on those.
What if the rental has bad wifi?
Open each game once at home first, in a normal browser window, on the device you are taking. From then on it starts without a connection on that device and in that browser. Only the phone remote needs internet, on both the phone and the device on the TV, and the keyboard or mouse can do its job.
How do I get it on the TV?
Any laptop or phone with a browser will do. Connect it with an HDMI cable, or cast or mirror it. For a small group, the laptop's own screen is fine.
How wild does Spicy get?
Drinks, dares and embarrassing stories, and nothing explicit. Mild sticks to everyday stories and silly choices. You choose on the setup screen, and you can switch.
Can I write my own cards?
Yes. Rewrite or delete any card and add new ones, up to 250 in a game. Edits are kept in that browser. To carry them to another device, save them as a file and open that file there.
What arrives when I buy?
A PDF in a ZIP from Etsy, once for A4 and once for US Letter paper. Its link and QR code, or four of each in the pack, open your games on this site. The other pages are the rules and the sheets to print. Nothing is posted.
Is it in other languages?
English only for now.
Was AI used to make this?
Yes. The room around the TV in the picture at the top of this page came from an AI image tool, and AI helped draft the cards, which we then edited. The title screens on that TV are real.