Pop The Question Hen Party Game

Why Play?

Pop the Question hen party game is a chance to learn things about the bride-to-be she wouldn’t tell you in a million years! The aim of the game is for the bride-to-be to pop balloons, which will have a question contained inside. She will then decide to answer the question, or do a dare in this "truth or dare" after dark version of 'Balloon Question Time'!

What You’ll Need

20 paper strips
Balloons
A pin

This game does take a little time to organise but well worth it!

Start by cutting up 20 strips of paper that can be rolled up and fitted into a balloon. On each individual strip of paper, write a question that the bride-to-be will have to answer!
Once you have all twenty questions written out it's time to roll each one up and put them into their own balloon.
When the balloons are all filled with a question, blow them up!

How to Play

On the hen night, get the hens into a circle and put some of the balloons into the middle of the floor.
The bride-to-be is then given a pin and will burst each balloon one-by-one, reading out each question to the group.
The bride-to-be will then make the decision whether to answer the question or not! If she chooses to answer the question truthfully, every hen in attendance must take a drink!
However, if the bride-to-be decides she would rather not answer, she will will be forced to do a dare instead!

Top Tips

There is no reason why each one can't take their turn at answering a question! We have a sneaking suspicion before long—the bride-to-be may need your help!
Incase you’re brainstorming ideas for dares to make the bride-to-be struggle through, look no further than our Hen Party Dares page! Our Dares page boasts a whole hosts of unique dares, ranging from food or drink to naughty and physical!
What separates this game from 'Balloon Question Time' is that your questions can be much more probing! Ask anything under the sun, as the bride-to-be does not have to answer! Remember though, if she decides not to tell the truth and answer the question, she must do a dare instead!
However, if you think the bride-to-be may be offended by some of the questions, check out our Balloon Question Time Hen Party Game for a lighter-hearted version!

The groom-to-be is likely to have been the one to pop the question, but now the bride-to-be can have her turn! Expect lots of laughs and a potentially drunk—if not embarrassed, bride-to-be!