A penalty game that livens up the after-party
At wedding after-parties or the second stop of a night out, it’s not just about enjoying food—people also get hyped up with classic party games.
This time, we’ve put together a list of fun penalty games that are sure to liven up any after-party.
Prizes for the winners are great, but why not also throw in some hilarious penalties?
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Punishment games that liven up the after-party (11–20)
shin hair duct tape
It’s probably a punishment game just for men where you slap duct tape on your shin and rip out the hair all at once.
You can almost hear them thinking, “If we’re doing this, just rip it off in one go!” So it’s better for the person to pull the tape off quickly rather than slowly!
Change the sentence ending
It’s a penalty game where you have to end every sentence with a specific word.
Decide an embarrassing sentence ending in advance, and using something like a roulette to choose it makes it more exciting.
You can use it just as a punishment for the after-party, or keep it going for a few days—it’ll be fun either way.
Make someone say embarrassing lines
Embarrassing lines are a classic punishment game, and they always liven things up.
Since the mood is more relaxed at the after-party, just go for it and say them.
Filming the moment on video is recommended—it really adds to the feeling of defeat.
showing a bare face
A fun penalty game for a second party with lots of women is having the loser reveal her bare face.
Prepare makeup remover oil and cotton pads in advance, and have the loser remove a bit more makeup each time she loses.
Many women dislike showing their bare face, so it gets really heated.
Having hair pulled out with duct tape
This is more of a punishment game recommended for men.
You stick duct tape on a hairy area like the shins and rip it off in one go.
It’s simple but pretty tough.
Be careful—if you go too hard, it can be quite painful.
First love story
Everyone experiences a first love.
It’s something filled with all kinds of stories—sweet and tangy memories, bitter ones, and happy ones.
How about sharing your first love story as a penalty game at the after-party? A slightly embarrassing sweet memory is sure to liven up the room.
Please make it a different person.
How about a penalty game at the after-party where you drastically change someone’s hairstyle and turn them into a completely different person? Since everyone has their own signature look, the effect would be outstanding! They might even end up looking surprisingly cool.
Expose the secret
In this video, the concept is to expose friends’ secrets.
For a second-party penalty game, it’s better if someone has their secret “exposed.” Everyone has things they keep secret, and we all hold someone else’s secrets, too.
However, be sure to leave anything that could harm the relationship as a secret.
Unveiling a dark past
Everyone has a past they’d rather keep hidden, but this is a penalty game where you have to reveal it.
Show things like the notebook of poems you wrote in middle school or photos where you were trying to look cool.
Even if the statute of limitations has technically passed, it’s still pretty embarrassing, I think.
perform a one-shot gag
It’s a simple yet embarrassing penalty game where you perform a one-shot gag in front of everyone.
Since it’s for TV, it’s fine even if it’s a routine people have seen before—just go for it.
Rather than acting awkward and shy, carrying yourself with confidence will actually make it funnier.