Online hen party games: an easy plan for the whole group

An online hen party can include friends who live far apart, have different schedules or cannot travel. Keep the plan simple: choose a short set of activities, share clear joining instructions and leave time to catch up. Use your usual video call for conversation; the game room does not provide video or audio calling.

Choose games that suit your group

• Start with a shared quiz. Pick a themed Quiz Together pack and let guests answer on their own devices. You can write a few questions about the bride-to-be, but keep them kind and let her review anything personal first.
• Add a drawing round. In Sketch & Guess, one player draws while everyone else types guesses. Choose an easy word pack for a first round, then switch packs if the group wants a challenge.
• Finish with a choice game. Would You Rather gives everyone a prompt to answer, with no pressure to speak if they would rather pass.

A simple 45-minute running order

1. Welcome and join (10 minutes): open the call, share the player invite and help everyone find the room.
2. Play a quiz (15 minutes): explain the timer and take a short pause between rounds for conversation.
3. Draw and guess (15 minutes): rotate the drawer so different guests can take a turn. Let anyone pass.
4. Wrap up (5 minutes): share a toast, take a group photo on your call and decide whether to keep playing.

Make it comfortable for everyone

Ask guests what they enjoy before choosing a theme. Offer a non-drinking format, avoid jokes that put someone on the spot and make it easy to join late or observe. The drawer's private word should not be visible on a shared screen. Typed guesses are visible to the room and are not automatically moderated, so choose a trusted host and suitable players.

Free rooms hold up to 8 people including the host. If your guest list is larger, check the current room options before the party and test the invite with a friend.

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