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Bachelorette Family Feud Questions and Answers

Pick four to six of these original rounds for a suggested 20–30-minute party segment. There are 12 clean rounds and four optional cheeky ones. Every board includes answers and illustrative points, so you can prepare the game without inventing the key at the party.

Choose clean rounds Open Family Feud

12 clean rounds to choose from

These are invented answer boards for play, not survey results or claims about what people really answered. The points total 100 per board and can be changed. Choose the wording and accepted equivalents before the session.

Round 1 · Before you leave

Name something someone might check twice before leaving for a bachelorette weekend.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Before you leave
Acceptable answer	Points
Phone charger	40
ID or passport	25
Reservation details	15
Wallet	12
Weather forecast	8

Host note: Accept a specific travel document under ID or passport; count each board answer once.

Round 2 · Getting ready

Name something friends might share while getting ready for a party.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Getting ready
Acceptable answer	Points
Mirror	40
Hairbrush	25
Makeup	15
Playlist	12
Outfit advice	8

Host note: Treat a song recommendation as playlist, not a second separate answer.

Round 3 · Group photo

Name a place a group might choose for a celebration photo.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Group photo
Acceptable answer	Points
Photo booth	40
Decorated wall	25
Restaurant entrance	15
Scenic overlook	12
Hotel lobby	8

Host note: Accept equivalent locations; a decorated backdrop belongs with decorated wall.

Round 4 · Dinner decisions

Name something a group might discuss before choosing a restaurant.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Dinner decisions
Acceptable answer	Points
Food preferences	40
Dietary needs	25
Price range	15
Location	12
Reservation availability	8

Host note: Keep answers about planning, not anyone’s personal finances or medical details.

Round 5 · The party bag

Name something useful to put in a bachelorette party welcome bag.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for The party bag
Acceptable answer	Points
Water bottle	40
Snack	25
Itinerary	15
Hair tie	12
Sunscreen	8

Host note: Accept specific snacks under snack. These are ideas, not required purchases.

Round 6 · Dance floor

Name something that might get a group onto the dance floor.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Dance floor
Acceptable answer	Points
Favorite song	40
Friend’s invitation	25
Bride’s request	15
Familiar dance	12
Celebration announcement	8

Host note: Count a request from the bride under bride’s request, not friend’s invitation. A familiar dance is one people recognize; performing it is optional.

Round 7 · A quiet moment

Name a relaxed activity friends could choose during a celebration weekend.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for A quiet moment
Acceptable answer	Points
Coffee together	40
Board game	25
Movie night	15
Walk	12
Craft activity	8

Host note: Accept a named craft or board game under its category.

Round 8 · Late arrival

Name a reason a group might be late to a dinner reservation.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Late arrival
Acceptable answer	Points
Traffic	40
Getting ready	25
Wrong directions	15
Waiting for a ride	12
Taking photos	8

Host note: This is about hypothetical plans, not calling out someone in the room.

Round 9 · Packing small

Name something small that is easy to forget when packing.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Packing small
Acceptable answer	Points
Phone charger	40
Toothbrush	25
Hair tie	15
Socks	12
Lip balm	8

Host note: Accept charging cable as phone charger; avoid treating every toiletry as toothbrush.

Round 10 · Celebration snacks

Name a snack a host might put on a party table.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Celebration snacks
Acceptable answer	Points
Chips	40
Fruit	25
Cookies	15
Popcorn	12
Cheese and crackers	8

Host note: Use a food from the named category; do not ask anyone to eat as part of the game.

Round 11 · Keep the memory

Name something friends might keep as a memory of a celebration.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Keep the memory
Acceptable answer	Points
Photo	40
Written message	25
Ticket	15
Party favor	12
Shared playlist	8

Host note: Digital photos and printed photos are one board answer.

Round 12 · Change of plan

Name an indoor backup for an outdoor celebration activity.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for Change of plan
Acceptable answer	Points
Board games	40
Movie	25
Karaoke	15
Craft session	12
Indoor picnic	8

Host note: A living-room picnic counts as indoor picnic; participation in singing remains optional.

Optional: four playful, cheeky rounds

Use these only when the adult group wants a flirting or date-night tone. Ask about the tone privately beforehand, allow anyone to skip, and switch back to a clean round without drawing attention to the choice. No one has to share a personal experience.

Show the optional cheeky rounds

Open this section before printing only if you want these rounds in your host copy.

Round 13 · First-date nerves

Name something someone might do while waiting for a first date to arrive.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for First-date nerves
Acceptable answer	Points
Check the mirror	40
Check the time	25
Text a friend	15
Rehearse a greeting	12
Fidget	8

Host note: Answer hypothetically. Nobody needs to describe a real date.

Round 14 · A charming compliment

Name something a playful date-night compliment might mention.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for A charming compliment
Acceptable answer	Points
Smile	40
Outfit	25
Sense of humor	15
Dance moves	12
Conversation	8

Host note: Keep comments about fictional people; do not rank or evaluate guests.

Round 15 · The getaway bag

Name something a person might pack for a romantic weekend away.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for The getaway bag
Acceptable answer	Points
Nice outfit	40
Perfume or cologne	25
Favorite music	15
Chocolates	12
Comfortable sleepwear	8

Host note: Keep this light. Explicit alternatives are unnecessary and may be skipped.

Round 16 · The dramatic entrance

Name something that could spoil a carefully planned party entrance.

Illustrative points • Original example answers, not survey results.

Answer board for The dramatic entrance
Acceptable answer	Points
Tripping	40
Wrong doorway	25
Music stopping	15
Door sticking	12
Arriving at the wrong time	8

Host note: Play the situation for humor without asking someone to reenact an embarrassing moment.

Turn the pack into a game segment.

Prepare: choose four main rounds and two backups. Put the answer boards in your host sheet or manually enter them into Family Feud. Keep the key private from players.
Explain: make two teams and rotate the first respondent. Accept equivalent answers in the categories you prepared, once per board. Explain that these are illustrative rankings.
Practice: use one unscored question. Offer a pass and an observer role; never make drinking, singing or disclosure a penalty.
Play: one respondent from each team gets an opening guess. Reveal listed opening answers and add each to the bank once. The higher-point answer earns control; alternate the starting team if tied. If neither is listed, take one new guess per team until a listed answer appears. Let the controlling team continue guessing.
Score: a new listed answer adds its points to the round bank. An unlisted or repeated answer is a strike. After three strikes, the other team gets one guess at a remaining answer. A correct steal takes the bank; otherwise the controlling team keeps it. A completed board earns the bank.
Close: use a backup round if time permits. A tie can stay a shared win. These are suggested house rules; check the selected product’s controls before hosting.

Edit and print a host sheet for your chosen rounds. For a different format or a mixed-age gathering, use the broader bachelorette game guide or the hosted-group hub.

To adapt your own clean rounds, edit and check complete questions, answers and illustrative points. The preparation tool has no adult-tone bank; review any supplied material for your guests.

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