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As a starting point, we suggest thinking about your theme first as you might want to create invitations that match. Bring along some different mixers (tonic, lemonade, sugar syrup etc), alcohol and liqueurs - think elderflower, prosecco, gin, juices etc. Similar to our Advice for the Bride. Bridal Mad Libs are fun cardsmade for you to simply fill in the blanks to create your personalised letter to give to the bride before her special day. These can often come pretty hilarious. 5. Purse Said

This is such a fun game as the party will learn more about the bride, and it is also a great way for everyone to get involved! Split into pairs and tie a potato on a length of string so that it just touches the ground between the players feet when attached to a belt or around the waist. These are fun games to play if you have a bridal shower, simply print out the quiz sheets and have them ready in case you need a few more games up your sleeve! Perhaps one to avoid if you’ve got your grandma joining your hen party, but the rest of the gang will love it. 14. Murder Mystery Ibble Dibble One starts and says, "Ibble Dibble One, with no Dibbles calls Ibble Dibble (any other number present but lets say 'Three') with no dibbles"Obviously, you’re going to get your hens to explain to the group why they chose what they did, so it’ll be fun hear who’s the glace cherry garnish and who’s the bitter lemon mixer. An oldie but a goldie. This is a great quiz to pop into a hen party bag. It can make a great ice breaker if you ask your hen party to do the quiz in pairs too! This is a naughty hen party game where you have to catch the rings on the penis strapped to your head. Make this into a hen do drinking game by making everyone who misses a ring do a shot!

Give each hen a piece of paper and ten minutes to sketch out what they think the bride’s dress is going to be like. One of the most memorable and funny hen party games you can play. All you need is plenty of loo roll and a gaggle of creative hens. The best way to play this game is to split the party into groups and get each to dress a ‘bride’ and then the real bride judges who is the winner. 9. Who Am I? A bridal shower is a great way for friends and family to meet before the big day. Sometimes, having different personalities in one room can be a challenge, but with a few different bridal shower games up your sleeve, you'll have everyone chatting in no time! If you’re going with a classy theme, you could serve grazing boards or a lovely afternoon tea spread. For a festival theme, a BBQ with fun festival-styled paper trays for hotdogs or chips could be a nice twist! Gift this after the hen, filled with sweet sentiments, hilarious wedding advice and date night ideas - the bride will love it! This inexpensive but super thoughtful gift idea comes to us from Confetti Daydreams.

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Split your hen party into two teams and then set up your table (preferable a rectangle or long table!) with 6 glasses on each end, placed in a triangular shape. When 30 seconds is up, the third member must come into the room and try to understand the charade by the second member. On the day of the hen, you will need someone who isn't involved in the game to control the music. Ask the hens to sit in a circle and pass the parcel around the circle. When the music stops, a hen removes a layer of the wrapping paper. Charades is a fun game that most of the hens will know how to play. Write down a number of love songs, TV shows, films and books on separate pieces of paper (keep the theme related to weddings and love for the bride!)

You’ll need to make paper masks with a picture of the grooms face for each of the guests – simply print a large photo of the grooms face onto paper and cut out. Each guest must then ask questions to find out which celebrity they are. (e.g am I an actress? do I have blonde hair?) There are a range of different ways that you can do this, whether you want to buy things or do a bit of DIY and create your own. Either way, it’s a great way to get everyone in the party spirit. Table Decorations

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First, make sure all of the hens know how to play charades. The rules of charades can be found here. It’s all aboutdecorations, so why not get creative and make your own with our fun Bunting Making experience? You will be provided with all the equipment and materials that you will need, and you will have an event host on hand for the experience to guide you through the whole event. And when you have made them, you can put them up. Silent Disco Simple touches like adding some flowers or disco balls to the table can really help to decorate the food and tie it in with the theme. Once you’re all done, piece it all together and your bride has got her very own Play Dough Groom to take home with her!