Drinking Games for Girls' Night

Girls' night without a drinking game? Incomplete. Drinking games for girls are made for nights where you laugh until your mascara runs — and then laugh some more. Whether it's a bachelorette party prep night, a spontaneous pre-game, or the monthly girls' night: here you'll find games that work in every all-girls group. With prosecco or lemonade — as long as the vibe is right.

What sets girls' night drinking games apart from regular drinking games

Honestly? The mechanics are often the same. But all-girls groups run differently than mixed ones. Less competition, more honesty. Less "who drinks the most," more "who has the best story." And for that, you need the right games.

Do or Drink delivers challenges that play out completely differently in a girls' group than in a mixed crowd. Be Honest or Get Drunk turns into a confession marathon — and by round five at the latest, everyone knows everyone else's secrets.

For relationship talk among friends: Drunk Desires serves up questions about relationships, dating, and experiences that you'd normally only ask after the third glass of wine. The game just speeds up the process.

Pre-gaming, bachelorette party planning, or spontaneous girls' night — your setup

For pre-gaming: Fast, loud, no long explanations. Buzzed or Sotally Tober get the mood to operating temperature in ten minutes. Perfect as a warm-up before heading out.

For the bachelorette party: Bachelorette drinking games are their own category. But as a teaser: anything with embarrassing challenges, personal questions, and bride dares works. Quick & Dirty is guaranteed to make any bride blush.

For the long girls' night: Start with a casual card game, switch to the Drunken Tower as the highlight, and end with Never Have I Ever — the honest version. Three games, one night, stories for weeks.

Why girls' nights run better with a drinking game

Without a game, the same thing always happens: everyone sits on the couch, everyone checks their phone in between, eventually a movie comes on and half the group falls asleep. With a drinking game on the table, that doesn't happen.

A good game gives the evening structure without over-planning it. It brings up topics that wouldn't come up otherwise. And it makes sure everyone's involved at the same time — instead of two people talking while the rest scrolls.

Bonus: card drinking games are so compact they fit in any handbag. Take it along, unpack, play — whether at your place, at a bar, or in the hotel room on a city trip. Works just as well with non-alcoholic cocktails, of course. Free shipping on orders over €50.