Hen Party Night

Wedding plans can get so hectic and worrisome; isn't it nice to get away from it all for a while and let your hair down? A hen party night is the perfect solution to those last day jitters when the bride is overstressed and in need of a reprieve. As her trusted friend, she'll look for you to plan the best event before her wedding, and we can help! With so many fun and tantalizing options, it will be hard to decide where to start. Here are some suggestions to assist in giving her the perfect hen party night!

Gen up
Talk with the bride first: not knowing what she's in the mood for or everyone she wants to invite can lead to disaster. This should be a once in a lifetime event, and hopes are that it's the best imaginable! Help lessen your hen's stress by letting her choose the theme and create the guest list. This may be the best time not to have too many surprises. Even though it's exciting to imagine her enjoyment when a hunky stripper performs the full Monty in her living room, grandma might need a pacemaker afterwards! On the other hand, the group she has in mind could easily make a pub crawl look like a cake walk. Gathering information is the best way to ensure success. Another source of ideas is to read up on stag party ideas - most will probably be unsuitable - but there are often "left field" ideas that could give your hen party night a bit of extra pizazz!

Ring up the guest list
Take a few minutes and get to know the ladies on the list. Ring the ladies you haven't met to see how risque they are feeling. If all of the friends aren't mutual, it is a great idea to have a small get-together and see what the other ladies would like to do. Gather around the computer and look at all of the stunning gadgets, games and other adult novelties to choose from. Browse over fun and fabulous items such as the Bunny girl or Horny devil costumes, inflatable bride hat, and bride to be sash with blinking lights in the 'Wearable's" section. From angel halos to edible bras, the sky's the limit depending on the mood of your crowd.

Organise and budget
The more organised you are, the better the night, so get the hens to plan based on the bride-to-be's theme. Let them come up with suggestions or ideas for how to pull it all together. That way, they'll be more likely to hand out some cash for a smashing good time. With today's economy purse strings may be tight, so don't push for big ticket items. Another good idea is to pick a friend's flat for the adventure. Fun doesn't have to equal expensive; take time to look over these great ideas for under £10.99.

Hen Night Accessories
Once you've sent out invitations, you'll want a number of hen night accessories to complement the evening. Try out cocktail napkins and saucy badges to let everyone know what you're up to. Don't forget her golden Willie award statue once she makes it through the night. The Deluxe Spin the bottle badge could spice things up a bit if there's a bit of a lull at the pub. Another fun idea to get the hens cackling is to bring along a few inflatable's. Is the bride-to-be a little worried that she won’t have the 'perfect' man? Bring her the strong and silent type - a blow up man! Is her future mother-in-law too mouthy? Offer to grow her one that won't talk back! You could even take her along to the local! Draw more attention to your entourage with sashes that light up the night, and a bouquet of balloons for the bride-to-be to carry. If your hen's a little shy, bring out "That Guy", a great game that will make everyone an extrovert by the end of the night. Another way she'll be sure to stand out in a crowd is with the Giant Willie, a three foot inflatable that will have everyone looking!