177 Most Likely To Questions for a Bachelorette (Printable)

How to play

Pick 15 to 20 lines. Any more and people start pointing at whoever is closest.
Read one out and count to three. Everyone points at the person who fits it best.
Most fingers takes the title. Ties go to the bride, whose rulings are final.
Make sure everyone wins at least one. A room where one person collects six titles is a room with a problem.
Drinking is optional. The winner can take a sip, or simply keep the title for the rest of the trip, which tends to last longer.

Make your own list

Tell us who’s in the room and how far the lines can go, and we’ll pull a list from all 177. Swap out any you don’t like, then print it or take it to the TV as slides.

Who’s in the room?

Old friends Friends and in-laws Mostly people who just met

How far can the lines go?

Wholesome Questionable Regrettable

Regrettable is saved for rooms of old friends.

How many?

10 20 30

See every line

Everyday

Most likely to reply to a text from 2019
Most likely to own a label maker and use it on food
Most likely to have 40 unread voicemails
Most likely to name their car
Most likely to cancel plans and be relieved
Most likely to keep the receipt for a single banana
Most likely to say hello to the dog before the owner
Most likely to fall asleep during a movie they picked
Most likely to bring a cardigan to the beach
Most likely to have a five-year plan in a laminated binder
Most likely to reorganize a stranger’s grocery cart
Most likely to still have their retainer
Most likely to have a favorite cashier
Most likely to know the Wi-Fi password everywhere
Most likely to leave a one-star review over a napkin
Most likely to fake a phone call to avoid someone
Most likely to have strong feelings about fonts
Most likely to keep a plant alive out of spite
Most likely to email their landlord a numbered list
Most likely to argue with their personality test results
Most likely to have a guest room nobody is allowed in
Most likely to say “let’s circle back” at brunch
Most likely to forget their own birthday party
Most likely to have three calendars and check none
Most likely to cry at an insurance commercial
Most likely to start a sentence with “Not to be dramatic”
Most likely to send a payment request for 85 cents
Most likely to look up their symptoms at midnight
Most likely to read the terms and conditions
Most likely to unfollow someone over a caption
Most likely to scroll to the third year of an ex’s photos
Most likely to fight a parking ticket in court
Most likely to own more candles than plates
Most likely to text “on my way” from the shower
Most likely to remember who brought what to every party
Most likely to judge your playlist out loud
Most likely to have a secret second account
Most likely to vanish from the group chat for a month and return like nothing happened

Trip and night out

Most likely to miss the flight and still beat everyone to the hotel
Most likely to leave the car knowing the driver’s whole family
Most likely to order for the whole table without asking
Most likely to cry in an airport bathroom
Most likely to pack a full first aid kit
Most likely to book a table for 11 under a fake name
Most likely to fall asleep in the Airbnb bathtub
Most likely to start a dance circle where there is no music
Most likely to get the group kicked out of brunch
Most likely to lose a shoe and not notice
Most likely to get the bouncer’s life story
Most likely to get separated from the group and come back with new friends
Most likely to wake up first and judge everyone
Most likely to pack a steamer
Most likely to build buffer time into the itinerary
Most likely to request a song the DJ has never heard of
Most likely to be the last one in the hot tub
Most likely to say “one more drink” three times
Most likely to accidentally join another bachelorette party
Most likely to order a round nobody asked for
Most likely to need a nap by 3 p.m.
Most likely to make a stranger take 40 photos
Most likely to wear heels on a hike
Most likely to start a 2 a.m. conversation with “Okay, hear me out”
Most likely to order something online at 2 a.m. and be thrilled when it arrives
Most likely to end the night eating cereal on the kitchen floor
Most likely to cry happy tears at a gas station
Most likely to get a free drink and give it away
Most likely to argue with a karaoke machine
Most likely to wake up still wearing the sash
Most likely to call it a night and turn up at the next bar
Most likely to befriend the bachelorette party next door
Most likely to sleep through checkout
Most likely to lose the only key
Most likely to say they’re fine and be asleep in ten minutes
Most likely to have a hangover cure nobody wants to try

Love and weddings

Most likely to cry first at the ceremony
Most likely to catch the bouquet by force
Most likely to give an 11-minute toast
Most likely to elope in a parking lot
Most likely to plan someone else’s wedding without being asked
Most likely to have a board for a wedding that isn’t theirs
Most likely to be on the dance floor before dinner is served
Most likely to cry at the wedding of someone they just met
Most likely to already have a wedding playlist
Most likely to marry someone they met in line at the DMV
Most likely to get engaged on a dare
Most likely to bring a plus-one nobody has met
Most likely to send a thank-you note for a thank-you note
Most likely to renew their vows every year
Most likely to slow dance with the flower girl
Most likely to still be dancing when the lights come on
Most likely to still have a box of an ex’s hoodies
Most likely to have dated two people with the same name
Most likely to marry for the dental insurance
Most likely to name a child after a cocktail
Most likely to propose with a ring pop
Most likely to get married in matching tracksuits
Most likely to spend the reception at the dessert table
Most likely to be best friends with the caterer by the end of the night
Most likely to have a speech ready just in case
Most likely to cry about the centerpieces
Most likely to be the reason there’s a seating chart
Most likely to set up the bride’s cousin with someone
Most likely to swear off marriage and get married first
Most likely to have a celebrity crush their partner knows about
Most likely to give marriage advice after one good date
Most likely to start a group dance nobody knows
Most likely to make the DJ cry
Most likely to quit a job by email at 4:59 p.m.

Money and work

Most likely to start a business selling one very specific candle
Most likely to become a millionaire and still clip coupons
Most likely to reply-all by accident
Most likely to have a side business nobody understands
Most likely to haggle at a garage sale
Most likely to win the office fantasy league without watching a game
Most likely to be on mute during their own presentation
Most likely to own stock in a company that makes one snack
Most likely to have a spreadsheet for their spreadsheets
Most likely to be promoted for something they didn’t do
Most likely to buy a boat and regret it
Most likely to retire at 40 to raise goats
Most likely to lose money on a horse
Most likely to accidentally buy a timeshare
Most likely to nap in a work meeting
Most likely to have a separate email just for free trials
Most likely to quit a job on a dare
Most likely to get fired and rehired in the same week
Most likely to be a guest on a podcast nobody listens to
Most likely to have their own merch
Most likely to buy furniture at 3 a.m.
Most likely to return something they clearly used
Most likely to have a will before 30
Most likely to haggle at Target
Most likely to win a game show on one lucky guess
Most likely to run for local office over a pothole
Most likely to star in a true crime podcast for something boring
Most likely to live on a sailboat

Big futures

Most likely to start a book club that never reads
Most likely to end up in a movie by standing in the wrong place
Most likely to write a memoir at 30
Most likely to adopt three cats in one weekend
Most likely to be a regular at a bar in another state
Most likely to be the oldest person at a music festival
Most likely to survive the horror movie by not going in the basement
Most likely to be married by Elvis
Most likely to become famous for one review
Most likely to move to Italy on a whim
Most likely to end up on a reality dating show
Most likely to end up in a holiday card photo with a celebrity
Most likely to sell everything and open a bakery
Most likely to live to 100 out of stubbornness
Most likely to have a Wikipedia page for a strange reason
Most likely to be the reason a rule exists
Most likely to haunt this house
Most likely to marry rich and stay exactly the same
Most likely to make the news for rescuing a goose
Most likely to plan the next one of these
Most likely to have an alter ego who goes out on Fridays

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Questions people ask

How many most likely to questions do you need for a bachelorette?

Fifteen to 20 takes about 20 minutes. One per guest, plus a few extra for the bride, keeps everyone in it.

Does most likely to work when the guests don’t know each other?

Yes, better than most games. The room votes on first impressions, which are often funnier than the truth. Stick to the wholesome and questionable lines, and save the regrettable ones for old friends. If half the group just met, our guide to games for people who don’t know each other has more ideas.

Can you play most likely to without drinking?

Yes. Point, vote and keep score on paper. The winner keeps the title instead of taking a drink.

Is there a most likely to generator?

Yes. The one on this page builds a list from 177 lines based on who’s in the room and how far you want them to go, and turns it into slides for the TV. It’s free.