Bachelorette Jeopardy Questions: Categories and Sample Clues

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A bachelorette party is usually just the bride and her closest friends, so your board can go places a bridal shower never could.

Here are some of the most popular categories and clues used on Jippis. Tick the ones you like, and we'll put them on a board for you in the Jippis creator. You can still change them there, or add your own.

All About the Bride

Along with The Couple, this is one of the most popular categories on Jippis. Stick to her favorites and little quirks, and add a rule like "siblings can't answer" if her sister is playing.

Her go-to coffee order.
The name her parents almost gave her.
Her biggest ick.
The one thing she never leaves the house without.
The celebrity crush she's had for years.
The drink she orders at every bar.

The Groom

The popular version quizzes the girls on what they know about him, so these are facts you can check. For a bigger laugh, ask him a few questions before the party and play his answers. There's more on that further down.

The Couple

"Who said I love you first?" is a favorite on Jippis. The rest of the category follows the love story, from the first swipe to the proposal.

The Wedding

Mix details about their day with a couple of classic wedding traditions, so the guests who weren't part of the planning can score too.

How many days are left until the wedding.
The song for their first dance.
Where they're going on their honeymoon.
The color of the bridesmaid dresses.
Something old, something new, something borrowed… and this. (Something blue)
Rain on your wedding day is supposed to bring this. (Good luck)

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Before She Met Him

Her life before the groom, from her childhood nickname to her worst date. Keep it affectionate. The point is to remind everyone who she was, not to relive every ex.

Her childhood nickname.
What she wanted to be when she grew up.
Her first boyfriend's name.
Her worst first date, in one word.
The dating app she swore she'd never download.
Her college era, summed up in one outfit.

The Bridesmaids

Quiz the bride about her friends. It works well when half the group has only just met, because by the end they know each other a lot better.

The bridesmaid who's known her the longest.
Where she met her maid of honor.
The friend most likely to say "one more drink."
The first one on the dance floor.
The friend most likely to cry during the speeches.
Who sent this text? (Use a screenshot from the group chat.)

Guess Which Girl

Before the party, every guest sends the host an anonymous confession. Each clue is one of those stories, and the answer is the guest who wrote it. You can keep it PG or let it get spicy. Either way, it's the category a bridal shower could never get away with.

I once got locked out of my hotel room wearing only a towel.
I've been to a wedding where I didn't know the bride or the groom.
I've kissed someone at midnight whose name I never learned.
I've been on two dates with two different guys on the same day.
I lied about my age to get into a bar, and the bouncer was my cousin.
I've been asked to leave a karaoke bar.

Rom-Coms and Love Songs

One category everyone can win, even the coworker who has met the bride twice. You can play the actual songs, too, by pasting a YouTube link into the card.

Julia Roberts leaves three grooms at the altar in this movie. (Runaway Bride)
The number of times Katherine Heigl has been a bridesmaid in her 2008 rom-com. (27)
According to Beyoncé, if you liked it, you should have done this. (Put a ring on it)
The Taylor Swift song where she begs Romeo to save her. (Love Story)
Sandy and Danny sing about these in Grease. (Summer Nights)
Adam Sandler sings this song to Drew Barrymore on a plane in The Wedding Singer. (Grow Old With You)

The Spicy Round

Spicy clues are a Jippis favorite at bachelorettes. If you want a whole round of them, save it for later in the night, once everyone's loosened up. It should make the bride blush, not want to leave. If her mom or future mother-in-law is there, try "Sounds Dirty But Isn't" instead, where every clue sounds filthy and every answer is completely innocent.

Her celebrity hall pass.
The most daring outfit she's ever worn out.
Her biggest turn-off.
The strangest place she's been caught kissing someone.
The worst text she's ever sent to the wrong person.
The color of her wedding-night lingerie, according to the groom.

Collect the answers before the party

You can't look up where she met her maid of honor or which guest got locked out of her hotel room. About a week before the party, check the groom facts with him or his best man, ask the bridesmaids for their best stories, and collect the anonymous confessions. Then put the real answers on the back of each card so the host doesn't have to remember them.

It's worth asking for photos while you're at it. Photo clues are popular on Jippis, like a baby photo of the bride or "Guess how old she is here."

For the biggest laugh of the night, ask the groom a few questions about her, like "What did you notice first?" or "When did you know?", and film his answers on his phone. Upload the clips to YouTube as unlisted videos, paste each link into a card and set where it starts and stops. The bride guesses first, then everyone watches what he actually said.

Daily Doubles and Final Jeopardy

Five categories of five clues usually takes 30 to 45 minutes, depending on how much arguing there is. If you want to keep going, add a second round with bigger point values.

Final Jeopardy tends to be either sentimental or a number: how many days are left until the wedding, the song playing when he proposed, or the groom's answer to "When did you know?" For number questions, let the closest guess win, since nobody knows exactly how many days they've been together.

Planning something with family there too? Our bridal Jeopardy questions are made for bridal showers and rehearsal dinners, where grandma is in the room.

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