Bachelorette Party Christian Games

Christian bachelorette party games are way to have good, clean fun.party cup ctreamers and party banners image by Warren Millar from Fotolia.com

A Christian bachelorette party can be just as fun as a secular one; the only thing that’s missing is the alcohol and offensive language. There are a variety of fun Christian bachelorette party games that can be used at your party. Some may reference the bible or the religion while others just provide good, clean fun. Find out exactly what type of party the bride pictures and then put together games that will give her a great last night as a bachelorette.

Famous Christian Marriages

Play a fun game that will help guests practice their Bible trivia. There are a variety of ways you can play Famous Christian Marriages. Play in the form of a written quiz, in which guests must list all of the famous Christian couples they can think of in an allotted time.

Photos add a fun angle to this game. Use photo-editing software to transform the bride's and groom’s pictures into the couples in the Bible. For instance, use the bride's and groom’s faces in place of Mary and Joseph. If you don’t have access to photo-editing software, there are a variety of websites that allow you to use existing pictures to create these types of photos.

Bride and Groom Trivia is a fun game anyone can enjoy. Before the party, ask the groom questions about himself, the bride and their relationship. These should be questions that the bride will have to guess the answers to, such as “What is your most annoying habit?” or “What is your favorite food?” She must guess what the groom said.

Pass these questions out to guests as well and have them answer. Bring the bride to front of the room and quiz her. The guest who gets the most answers right wins, and the whole group will have a laugh at some of the answers.

Cut out a stone tablet, modeled after the tablets the Ten Commandments were written on. Make one tablet for each guest. Give the girls markers, and have them write marriage advice to the bride, using the same type of language used in the Bible. For instance, one guest could write, “Though shalt not ever buy a minivan.” Encourage the girls to make “commandments” that will make the bride think of them, such as inside jokes or old memories. Have the bride guess who wrote each commandment.