For the crew
Bachelor party favors: a card of every guy in the crew
Everyone on the trip gets their own personalized trading card: their photo, a nickname, a position, and a ridiculous stat line. Behind every QR code: the weekend's photos, the itinerary, and the playlist.
- A card of every guy
- Ridiculous stats on the back
- The weekend behind every QR code
- 10 cards, $49.99
- Free to design
The short answer
The bachelor party favor guys actually keep is a personalized trading card of each of them: their photo, a nickname, a position, and a ridiculous stat line on the back, with the weekend's photos behind every card's QR code. A 10-card Card Pack is $49.99, about $5 a guy, and it works the same way for a bachelorette party.
Bachelor party favor ideas
The groom's rookie card
"Final season as a free agent" on the front, his best and worst photos behind the QR code.
The crew's cards
Every groomsman and friend with a nickname, a "position" (Best Man, Designated Planner, Last One Standing), and one stat on the back.
Handed out at the start
Give the cards at the welcome dinner. Everyone gets their own card, and the weekend's photos land behind them as it happens.
Saved for after
Mail them a week later with the trip album added behind every QR code, so the favor arrives with the memories.
Stat lines for the back
- Hours of sleep: 3
- Group chat messages: 4,812
- Times he said "one more": 11
- Golf balls lost: classified
- Flight delays survived: 2
More in trading card stat ideas.
Bachelorette party favors
Same idea, her crew: a card of each bridesmaid and friend with a nickname and a position (Maid of Honor, Playlist Director, Snack Captain), and the weekend's photos behind every QR code. Started the year with bridesmaid proposal cards? This is the sequel.
Free to design
A card of everyone on the trip
Each card's own photo and stats
A page behind every QR code
No app needed to scan
10-card Pack $49.99 / single $29.99
Frequently asked questions
What are good bachelor party favors?+
A personalized trading card of every guy on the trip: their photo, a nickname, a "position" like Best Man or Designated Planner, and a ridiculous stat line on the back, with the weekend's photos behind each card's QR code. A 10-card Pack is $49.99, about $5 a guy.
What are bachelor party favors people actually keep?+
Something about them and the trip, not something with a logo. A card of each guy with the weekend's photos behind it ends up on a desk, not in the trash.
Do bachelorette party favors work the same way?+
Yes. A card of each bridesmaid and friend, with the weekend's photos and the playlist behind every QR code. It pairs well with a bridesmaid proposal card from earlier in the year.
What should the stats on the back say?+
One or two inside jokes per person: hours of sleep, group chat messages sent, the number of times someone said "one more." Keep it funny enough to show their kids someday.
What goes behind the QR code?+
Every Cardbop card is a Living Card: the QR code printed on the back opens a page that belongs to that card. You can add the story behind it, more photos from that day, links (a highlight video, a playlist, a shared album), and a note the person who gets it finds when they scan it. Only people with the card or its link can open the page, and the owner can make it private. The printed code never changes, so the page can be updated any time.
What if the crew is bigger than ten?+
Each Card Pack is 10 cards with its own photo and details on every card, so a bigger group takes more than one Pack.
