Bachelorette photo scavenger hunt: dares that end in a photo

A bachelorette photo scavenger hunt turns the usual dare list into a game with points. Every dare ends in a photo, and every photo lands in one shared album. Here are 24 dares for a bachelorette or hen party, a set for the groom's side, and how to keep score on the group's own phones.

Setting it up for a small group

The night before, write the dares and give each one points. On the day, post the event link in the group chat, so nobody has to scan anything. Everyone opens it in the browser, types their name and sees the list.

In AllSnaps this is Photo Hunt. Each player sees a checklist with their points total. When they take a photo, or pick one from the camera roll, they tag it to a dare, and each dare counts once per player. Every photo goes into one album the whole group can look through the next morning.

Easy dares to start the night

Start with dares the whole group can do together, so everyone has points before the first bar.

The whole group in one selfie, before the first drink
Someone other than the bride wearing the veil
An old photo of the bride, recreated by the bride
Matching poses in the back of the taxi
Everyone's shoes in one shot, the bride's in the middle
Each player's best impression of the groom

Dares out in town

Ask before you photograph strangers, and take no for an answer. These dares work best with people who are happy to join in.

A stranger's best marriage advice, written on a napkin
The bride behind the bar, with the bartender's permission
The group with a couple who've been married for more than 20 years
A slow dance with someone from another party
The bride signing an autograph for a stranger
A street musician playing a song for the bride

Dares starring the bride

These are worth the most points, because the bride has to do them herself.

The bride on a karaoke stage
The bride with a sign counting the days to the wedding
The bride in a hat borrowed from a stranger
The bride teaching someone the first dance
The bride with each player, at least once
The bride's face when she reads the last dare

Photo challenges for the wedding itself

Dares for the bachelor party or stag do

The same game works for the groom's side. Swap in dares like these.

The groom in the worst outfit the group could find
The groom shaking hands with someone who has the bride's name
The whole group squeezed into one photo booth frame
The groom learning a dance move from a stranger
The best man and the groom recreating their oldest photo together
The groom buying a round, with the receipt in the shot

Scoring, and the album afterwards

Give 1 point for easy dares, 3 for the ones that need a stranger and 5 for the bride's. At the end of the night everyone holds up their points total, and the winner picks the first song at the next bar.

The free plan holds 100 photos, kept for 7 days, with an AllSnaps watermark on the gallery and wall. That's enough for one evening with a short list. For a weekend away, the Party pass is $19 once, for up to 1,000 photos kept for 3 months, with no watermark.

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Questions

Does everyone need to download an app?

No. Post the event link in the group chat and it opens in the browser. Nobody needs an account.

How many dares should we plan?

For one evening, 10 to 15 is plenty. A weekend can take 25, spread over the days.

Can we keep the photos to ourselves?

Yes. Set a PIN for the event so only your group can join. Every photo is also end-to-end encrypted on the phone before it uploads.

Can we play on the free plan?

Yes. You get one free event at a time, with 100 photos and 7 days of hosting, and no card is needed.

What if someone has no signal in the bar?

Their photos wait on the phone and upload when the connection is back, still tagged to their dare.

Set up your photo challenge

Create a free event, add your dares and post the link in the group chat.