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Tini Bit Deadly: Bachelorette Murder Mystery Party Game — Meet the Suspects
Looking for a bachelorette party game that’s equal parts glamorous, dramatic, and completely unhinged in the best way possible? Welcome to Bianca Bellmont-Chase’s bachelorette weekend — where the martinis are cold, the secrets are hot, and the party planner is face-down in the infinity pool.
This preview covers everything you need to know before you buy. The story, how it works, the characters you’ll meet, and what makes this the most unforgettable bachelorette party activity you’ve never tried. No fluff. No spoilers. Just cocktails and chaos.
The Story: Someone Spiked More Than the Martinis
Picture this.
It’s Bianca Bellmont-Chase’s bachelorette weekend — three weeks before the most talked-about wedding of the season. The luxury beach house is rented. The martini bar is stocked. The notoriously exclusive party planner Vivienne Voss has orchestrated every last detail — custom cocktail stations, silk sashes, tarot readings, twelve-foot floral arrangements.
And then, between the second and third martini round, Vivienne Voss is found face-down in the infinity pool — still clutching an olive pick. Her little black book, The Ledger, is nowhere to be found.
The road out is flooded at high tide. Nobody is leaving until the water drops. Nobody is calling for help easily. The martinis are still cold. And every single person at this bachelorette party had a reason to want Vivienne gone.
Vivienne knew everyone’s secrets. Someone made sure she’d keep them.
Your job? Figure out whodunit before the killer slips away with nothing but a dry martini and a clean conscience.
How It Works
Here’s the good news: you don’t need acting experience, hosting experience, or a single clue how murder mysteries work to run this game. The Host Playbook walks you through every step. If you can print a document and pour a martini, you’re ready.
Before the Party
- Buy and download — your files appear immediately after checkout
- Assign characters to your guests ahead of time
- Print everything — character sheets, name tags, accusation cards, host guide
- Send guests their character info so they can prep a costume and lean into their martini persona
The Night Of
Stage One — Stir the Martini
Guests mingle, gossip, and pursue their Stage One objectives. Secrets start slipping. Suspicions start building. The bachelorette energy starts shifting into something a little more dangerous.
The Big Twist
When the victim completes their Stage One objectives, they quietly notify the host. The host gathers everyone for the toast — and the mystery officially begins.
Stage Two — The Accusations Begin
New objectives and new information hit the table. Theories fly. The person who seemed perfectly innocent in Stage One suddenly has a lot of explaining to do.
The Final Accusation
Everyone writes down who they think did it — and why. The host reads the big reveal. Somebody’s guilty. Somebody’s shocked. Everybody’s talking about it for weeks.
The Best Parts (Seriously)
- The killer doesn’t know they’re the killer until Stage Two — so even they’re playing along in good faith
- The victim doesn’t find out until the night of the party
- The victim becomes a ghost and keeps playing — which is one of the funniest, most chaotic parts of the whole night
- The host can play a character too — without knowing who the murderer is until the reveal
Meet the Cast
Every guest gets a full character profile packed with a backstory, secrets, motives, two stages of objectives, and costume ideas. And every single character is inspired by a signature martini — because of course they are. These aren’t throwaway roles. These are people. Glamorous, messy, suspicious people with perfectly manicured nails and something to hide.
Here’s a taste of who’s coming to Bianca’s bachelorette weekend:
Bianca Bellmont-Chase 🍈
The Bride • Lychee Martini
Sweet, glamorous, and completely self-absorbed in the most loveable way. She’s marrying old money in three weeks and she will not let a little murder ruin her aesthetic. She keeps trying to redirect the investigation back to the party itinerary. Vivienne knew something from 2019 that could derail the wedding entirely.
Maxine “Max” Delacroix ☕
The Maid of Honor • Espresso Martini
She did all the real planning. Vivienne swooped in, took the credit, and walked away with the $40,000 fee. Max is bold, slightly bitter, and the reason anything gets done. She has a binder. Nobody touches the binder.
Cordelia “Coco” Vane 🫒
The Frenemy • Dirty Martini
Invited out of pure obligation. Has spent the evening complimenting everyone’s outfits in ways that are technically insults. Vivienne had evidence Coco had been secretly in contact with Bianca’s fiancé — the nature of which is deliciously ambiguous.
Tamara Banks-Wellington 🍊
The Messy One • Aperol Spritz Martini
A beloved disaster. This is Bianca’s third attempt at getting married and Tamara has been in all three. She always does something. Was seen arguing with Vivienne near the pool bar about a catastrophically failed event Vivienne once planned for her.
Eleanor Voss-Hartley 🧊
Vivienne’s Estranged Sister • Dry Martini
Nobody knew she’d be here. Ice cold, precisely measured, and watches everyone with the quiet intensity of someone doing math in their head. She came to this party for a reason — and it had nothing to do with celebrating Bianca.
Destiny Divine 🍓
The Influencer • Cosmopolitan
2.3 million followers, hired as the official vibe photographer for the weekend. Has been live-streaming all night and accidentally caught something on camera she hasn’t noticed yet. Vivienne threatened to expose the secret behind her luxury lifestyle.
Pierre Marchetti 🍸
The Mixologist • Vesper Martini
The only man at the party, hired personally by Vivienne — which is suspicious because he’s too expensive for a bachelorette party and too familiar with the layout of the house. Claims he’d never met Vivienne before this weekend. He absolutely had.
Madame Zelda Katz 🍋
The Psychic • Lemon Drop Martini
Hired for the martini-pairing tarot portion of the evening. Predicted “a dramatic end to the evening” at 7pm and has been unbearably smug since the body was found. The real question isn’t whether she saw it coming — it’s whether she knew about it in advance.
+ 4 Optional Characters to expand your group to 12: Bunny Ashford-Price (The Sweet One With Secrets · Pornstar Martini), Margaret “Muffy” Chase-Worthington (The Future Mother-in-Law Nobody Invited · French Martini), Sloane Mitchell (The Demoted Bridesmaid · Chocolate Martini), and Riley Bellmont (Bianca’s Wild-Child Sister · Raspberry Martini).
What’s Included When You Buy
Everything you need to throw a fully produced bachelorette murder mystery — without the stress of figuring it out yourself:
For the Host:
- Complete step-by-step Host Playbook (first-timers welcome)
- Welcome script to kick off the bachelorette weekend
- Solution key — only you know Eleanor did it
- Big reveal script for a truly dramatic ending
- Party checklist so nothing gets forgotten
Party Props:
- Accusation cards for the final vote
- Suspect board materials
- Mugshot placard for the killer photo booth moment
- Printable name tags for every character
For Your Guests:
- Full character profiles — backstory, secrets, motives, and costume ideas
- Stage One and Stage Two objectives for every player
- Martini-inspired character identity for dressing up
- Ghost instructions for the victim’s dramatic return
Everything is a printable PDF. Download immediately after purchase, print at home or at a copy shop, and you’re ready to pour. No waiting for shipping. No expensive kits. Just drama, martinis, and a very suspicious guest list.
How to Host Tini Bit Deadly (Even If You’ve Never Done This Before)
The Host Playbook makes this far easier than it sounds. Here’s the quick version:
Before the party: Send character assignments 1–2 weeks out so guests can plan their martini-inspired costume. Print all materials. Set up the martini bar. Arrange a tarot card display for Zelda’s corner. Put The Ledger prop somewhere visible — it becomes the centerpiece of every conversation.
The night of: Follow the Host Playbook. Hand out Stage One objectives with the welcome martini. Let the gossip, accusations, and over-the-top personalities do the work. Drop the twist at the right moment. Hand out Stage Two objectives. Watch your friends completely lose it trying to figure out who pushed Vivienne into the pool.
The reveal: Collect accusation cards. Read the solution. Watch Eleanor Voss-Hartley’s player either explode with guilt or maintain ice-cold composure. Take photos. Pour a final round. Talk about it for months.
Pro tip: Match characters to personalities. Your most dramatic friend should play Bianca or Coco. Your quietest friend will love Zelda — the objectives do all the work. Pierre is a great role for any male guests willing to be the only man at a bachelorette party (they always love it).
Décor & Drink Ideas to Go All Out
The game works in any home, Airbnb, or venue. These touches take it from great to genuinely unforgettable:
Décor
String lights, silk sashes for every guest, a custom cocktail menu card at the bar, an olive pick centerpiece, The Ledger as a prop on the coffee table, a tarot card display for Zelda’s corner, and anything gold.
Costumes
Each character comes with costume ideas built into their profile. Guests can dress as their martini — Bianca in bridal white sequins, Coco in animal print, Tamara in a tropical sundress with one broken heel. The looks write themselves.
Signature Martinis to Serve
Serve each character’s signature drink — Lychee for Bianca, Espresso for Max, Dirty for Coco, Cosmopolitan for Destiny, Vesper for Pierre, Lemon Drop for Zelda. Label each drink with the character’s name for extra drama at the bar.
Food
Elegant bites — charcuterie boards, mini quiches, shrimp cocktail, stuffed mushrooms, macarons. Anything that feels like it belongs at a very expensive bachelorette party that is slowly going off the rails.
Who Should Buy This Game?
Tini Bit Deadly is perfect for:
- Bachelorette weekends and girls’ nights
- Birthday parties for anyone who loves drama
- Cocktail parties and Airbnb group weekends
- Anyone who’s ever watched Real Housewives and thought: I could do that
- Groups who want a bachelorette activity that isn’t a bar crawl
- Anyone who loves dressing up, playing characters, and screaming “I knew it was you”
Not the right fit for:
- Anyone under 18 (adult themes and humor throughout)
- Groups smaller than 8 people
- Anyone who doesn’t want to have a spectacular time (they know who they are)
Frequently Asked Questions
How fast do I get the download?
Immediately after checkout. Your links appear on the confirmation page and come to your email. Check your spam folder if you don’t see it right away.
Can I print this at home?
Yes! Open with the free Adobe Acrobat Reader and print at actual size (100%). Regular copy paper works for most pages. For name tags and signs, a slightly heavier stock looks beautiful. You can also print at any local copy shop.
Do I need a beach house or specific venue?
Not at all. Tini Bit Deadly works in any home, rented villa, Airbnb, or event space. Simply adapt the setting to wherever you’re hosting — the game works anywhere.
Can the host play a character too?
Absolutely — the game is designed so the host can participate fully without knowing who the murderer is until the reveal. Just like every other guest.
Do my guests need acting experience?
Zero. The objectives guide every conversation naturally. Guests just show up, play their martini character, and let the drama unfold on its own.
Can I customize the characters?
The files aren’t editable, but they’re designed to work perfectly as-is. If you want to make small personal tweaks — like naming a character after the real bride — just write it on the printout or include a note with the invites.
What if I need help?
PartyKook support replies within 24 hours, including weekends. Email support@partykook.com with your order number and they’ve got you.
Why Buy From PartyKook?
Host-First Design — Everything is built to make hosting as easy as possible. Clear instructions, organized materials, and a game flow that basically runs itself. No stage management degree required.
Print-Friendly — All files are optimized for regular home printers. No fancy equipment, no expensive supplies, no waiting for shipping.
No License Fees — Buy it once. Host it as many times as you want with different groups. PartyKook believes everyone deserves a good party.
Real Support — Got a question? They reply within 24 hours, including weekends.
Made in the USA — Designed by a U.S.-based party brand that tests these games with real groups before they go on sale.
Ready to Pour, Play & Solve?
You know the story. You’ve met the suspects. You know Vivienne Voss never stood a chance. All that’s left is downloading the game and throwing the bachelorette party nobody will ever forget.
Here’s what happens next:
- Click the buy button below
- Get instant access to all your game files
- Print everything at home
- Assign your martini characters and send the invites
- Throw the bachelorette party they’ll talk about for the next six months
No shipping. No waiting. No stress. Just download, print, pour, and play.
Someone spiked more than the martinis — and it’s your job to find out who.
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Tini Bit Deadly | 8–12 Players — $24
8 mandatory characters + 4 optional roles. Instant download. Print at home. No license fees. Host tonight.
Instant download • Print at home • No license fees • $24
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