Drinking Games for People Who Never Drink

When looking for drinking games for people who never drink, you can simply replace the shot with a spoonful of spicy lime pickle or something similar. You could also use a non-alcoholic beverage, using water or soda in beer pong, playing for the sport of the drinking game rather than getting drunk. Those who drink, can keep their beer to the side and take a swig, which is probably a good idea in beer pong where the ball gets grubby fast.

Casino party games

A casino-themed party is always popular. If you are inviting people over for non-drinking games, you can raise the entertainment stakes by using casino bonuses to play live dealer games online. Not only will you enjoy the ambience of a casino, but you also get the chance to end the night with substantial winnings, particularly if you play a jackpot game.

Shot roulette

The famous shot roulette game can be played with the alcohol replaced by something else. Get a cardboard roulette wheel and place shot glasses of different concoctions in different pockets. There are drinks from around the world that you can order online that will surprise your guests. Fill the glasses with pickle juice soda, celery soda or garlic or onion juice. Players bet on whether the pointer will land on one of these drinks and whether they will drink it or not.

Hen party games

In this game, the groom answers a set of questions on video ahead of time and the bride must try and match her answers with his. After the bride answers each question the maid of honour shows the bride the groom's answer to see if they match. There is a penalty for every question the bride gets wrong.

Another classic game is for the bridal party to split into groups and design the bride's wedding dress out of toilet paper or other materials bought for the purpose. This is guaranteed to raise a laugh and the bride-to-be chooses the winner.

Most likely

This is a great game for a larger group. The idea is to decide who in the group is most likely to do something, like buy a plane ticket without knowing the destination, sneaking a meal into a cinema. On the count of three, each person in the group points to the person they think would be most likely to do whatever the question is. Anyone pointed at takes a drink.

Cheers to the governor

Four or more people sit in a circle and in turn count from one to 21. There are rules to trip you up. The numbers seven and 11 are switched. The person who says 21 makes a new rule that others much follow, such as laughing like a hyena when they say the number 15. This continues until every number has a rule.

Never have I ever

This is a great icebreaker and can reveal some surprises to people who have known you for many years. In turn, each person begins a statement with "Never have I ever" and finishes it with something they haven't done before, like sky diving. Anyone who has done that has to pay a forfeit. You can be as crazy and risque with the questions as you like.