Something old, something blue
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Bachelor & bachelorette parties
The bachelor(ette) party they'll still talk about at the wedding.
A city rally for the whole crew: teams steal each other's turf, the bride or groom can be the guest of honour, and nobody ends up the joke. Set up in ten minutes, played in the browser.
- 2–6 teams
- up to 60 players
- 15 min to 8 h
- any city
Live demoMarienplatz, Munich
How it goes
From group chat to city rally in four steps
- 1
The organizer picks the theme “Bachelor & bachelorette party”, the city and how long you play.
- 2
Everyone joins with a link or QR code. No app, no sign-up.
- 3
About six in ten tasks are about the wedding, mixed with the regular ones. A few name the guest of honour.
- 4
Afterwards the recap has the best photos, ready for the group chat and the speech.
Tasks
Bachelor party ideas, ready to play
21 themed tasks (photos, videos, recordings, toasts, quizzes and estimates) mix in with the game's regular ones, in any city. Six of them:
The first dance
Fifteen seconds of the couple's first dance, and everyone joins in.
A speech for Alex
A 20-second wedding speech for the guest of honour: warm, and no embarrassing stories.
Cheers to the couple
A toast with water or whatever you have, bottles clinking.
The best marriage tip
With their permission, a passer-by shares their tip for a happy marriage.
A throne for Alex
Find the most royal bench around and decorate it for the guest of honour.
Guest of honour
Starring: the bride or groom
Optional: the organizer marks the bride or groom as guest of honour, and everyone sees it in the lobby. A few tasks then name them, any team can play those, and every one is with them, never at their expense. Without a guest of honour the theme plays just as well.
Our promise
Bachelorette party ideas without the cringe
Tasteful, never humiliating
Every task is meant to be fun for the person doing it. Nobody is the butt of the joke, the bride or groom included.
Nothing sexual
No innuendo, nothing illegal, and no task makes you buy anything. Fine to play with the in-laws on the team.
Any drink counts
No task ever needs alcohol. A toast with water counts as much as one with champagne.
Strangers only if they want to
Tasks with passers-by ask for their consent, and they are never the joke. Or switch those tasks off entirely.
Your party, your rules
Four switches for the organizer
Tasks with strangers
Off, and no task needs anyone outside your group.
Accessible mode
No races, no running, jumping or climbing, and pins you reach without stairs wherever the map knows them.
Team sizes
Deal everyone into teams in one tap; a team of one gets tasks one person can play.
Any length
From a quick hour before dinner to the whole afternoon.
Give it as a gift
Buy the game for the group
Best man, maid of honour, the friend who organises: buy a voucher, forward the e-mail with the code, and whoever sets up the game redeems it at checkout.
Paid through Stripe. The code comes by e-mail. No refunds, except an unredeemed voucher within 14 days of purchase (your right of withdrawal).
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Questions about bachelor & bachelorette parties
Do we have to drink?
No. No task needs alcohol, and wherever a task mentions a drink, any drink counts.
Will the bride or groom be embarrassed?
No. The tasks are warm and silly, nothing is sexual, and nobody is made fun of. The guest-of-honour role is optional, and the tasks that name them are with them, never at their expense.
Do we have to talk to strangers?
Only if you want to. Tasks with passers-by only work with their consent and never make them the joke, and the organizer can switch those tasks off completely.
What does it cost?
Nothing during early access, for any length. A 15-minute round stays free for good.
How many people can play?
Two to six teams and up to 60 players. A crew of four already makes two teams.
Do we need to know the area?
No. The game plans the board around the starting point you pick, and the pins lead you to real places nearby.
Can everyone join in, including people who can't run?
Yes. Accessible mode, one switch when you set up the game, leaves out races, sprint duels and every task that needs running, jumping or climbing, and puts pins where you get without stairs, wherever the map knows them. And anyone can give an age bracket, so younger and older players get a slightly shorter sprint target.
What if it rains?
Pick a shorter format or a smaller board, or pause the game. The organizer can pause and restart it at any time.
Plan the party in ten minutes.
Pick the theme and the city, share the link, and the crew takes the streets.