15 Songs to Add to Your Bachelorette Party Playlist

Bachelorette party songs are something you are going to want to put considerable thought into. You are going to laugh, and you might cry. There are going to be intense moments, and periods where you just want to chill. There will be stories of love, and most likely stories of dodged bullets.

In short, bachelorette parties are roller coasters of emotion, and you are going to want party soundtracks each step of the way to make the experience a little more memorable. 

We’ve bundled our best bachelorette party songs into categories so that you can do the same.

Classic Girly Time

At some point, you are going to want to take a trip down memory lane. A few classic girl power songs are the perfect compliment to opening your first engaged box subscription or telling the story about how you met in Kindergarten. There are plenty of items found inside of monthly miss to mrs bridal boxes that will bring your bachelorette party to the next level. Between the banners, balloons, and attire, you’ll barely need to worry about decorating at all. Bride boxes also provide you with helpful items that keep you organized and focused during the planning process. But, you can worry about the stressful stuff another time. Right now, you’re focusing on celebration and spending quality time with the friends who have helped shape who you are, and who will help get you down that aisle.. Once your wedding subscription box has successfully set a proper bachelorette party mood, you can get the party started with these girly go-tos.

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Toronto Wedding Photographer Liza Litvinovich

Girls Just wanna have fun – Cyndi Lauper

This is the quintessential partygirl anthem. It’s appropriate enough to play this in the background. However, this is more like one of those girl night out songs that you can’t help but sing along to.

I gotta feeling – Black Eyed Peas

Tonight’s gonna be a good night! Fergie and the boys rarely disappoint, and this popular party song is going to be ingrained in our psych forever. If you are wondering which song to kick the night off with, this is it.

Man! I feel Like a woman! – Shania Twain

With all of your besties surrounding you, it’s only natural that you are going to want to celebrate womanhood together. No wedding music list is complete without this 1997 throwback.

Lounging

At some point, there is going to be a lull in the excitement. This set of bachelorette party music is meant to keep the gang entertained and ready for more as you transition from food to activities or are just sitting around chatting.

Savage – Megan Thee Stallion

This is modern, fun, and has become the personal soundtrack to many women across the country. This smash hit dropped a while ago but is still featured on hundreds of TikToks every day. We all know it. We all love it.

Happier Than Ever – Billie Eilish 

Billie Eilish has a vibe that just can’t be duplicated. This song in particular is perfect for lounging on the couch, opening gifts, eating… any situation really. It’s perfect.

Beggin’ – Måneskin 

The unique sound of this music and man’s voice is a clear standout from the crowd. It’s got positive vibes throughout. The second it hits you can’t help but feel great as you tap along.

Modern Dance

Good bachelorette songs make you move. This set of recommendations is your soundtrack to exciting moments. Time this to start playing when playing games or other activities to maximize the blood flow and urge to celebrate.

Levitating – Dua Lipa & Da Baby

Your suga boo is right there with you! Clear out the furniture and let the rhythms take over. You can fight the urge to dance as much as you want, but it’s a losing battle. This banger is irresistible. 

We Found Love – Rihanna and Calvin Harris

The bass in this song hits you right in the soul. This song has it all. The lyrics, tempo, theme and every single other component simply screams bachelorette party. 

You Right – Doja Cat & The Weeknd 

At some point, the time to dance is going to wind down. Queue this up as you change from club mix to whatever you have planned next. The transition will feel completely natural.

In Love

With the notion of 2 souls uniting in the air, the feels are going to come out at some point. Here’s our picks for that moment’s soundtrack.

Crazy In Love – Beyonce 

Pop this beauty on and prepare for the whole gang to start strutting around like there’s a strong gust of wind whipping their hair around.

Take My Breath – The Weeknd

This song addresses the more… passionate side of romance. There are all sorts of facets to love, so why not celebrate the sexiness of it.

Bad Habit – Ed Sheeran

One sometimes funny thing about being in love with your soulmate is the ability to look back on past bad decisions and be oh so thankful that you dodged that bullet.

Friendship

The bachelorette party isn’t really about the wedding. It’s for best friends being there for each other. These songs aren’t necessarily about friendship, but they sure do remind us of comradery and good times.

Wannabe – Spice Girls

The song is the OG best friend anthem. It’s catchy, it’s dancy, it’s silly, and it’s the perfect song to kick off this part of your  bachelorette songs playlist.

STAY – The Kid LAROI and Justin Bieber

This song doesn’t even need lyrics, but if you’re into words and the meaning behind them you’ll find Justin Bieber exploring the trials of relationships. Solid fun all around.

Good 4 u – Oliva Rodrigo

Olivia Rodrigo has gone from driving by her ex’s house to straight up burning it down, and we love it. Nothing bonds a group of BBFs faster than a friendly game of ‘who has the worst ex’. 

Author: Anastasia Beluschenko, with a specialty in wedding dresses, joined Wedding Forward over five years ago. She knows everything about wedding dresses from styles to trends, fit, and designers. Her great sense of style makes it easy for her to expertly predict the newest and hottest wedding dress trends. For leisure, she loves court tennis and stretching.

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