Games are also a great way to break up the day if you have your hens over for more than a few hours. We have listed some of our favourite hen party games below that are perfect for playing at home! Games & Activity Ideas If you want to getthe girls in the creative spirit, make the party a crafty occasion! There are so many different ways you can enjoy doing some DIY. From decorating something to creating something entirely from scratch, all these things you could buy from Hobbycraft. And it’s an excellent way for the bride-to-be to de-stress from all the planning. Come up with a list of wedding would you rathers and for each one decide which you think the bride would choose. If the hens get it right, the bride drinks, if they get it wrong, they drink! You can make your very own hen party Twister game to enjoy some messy fun. Instead of colours, assign each colour to a member of the wedding party, so if the arrow lands on blue it’s the name of the best man, if it lands on red it’s the bride etc. For adventurous hens, these dares are great fun to try on a night out. Get the hens to take photos of their completed dares on their phone, and award prizes for the most points. The photos will make for a hilarious album after the hen party!

Then the bride gets to choose either the best representation of her dress, or if she wants to keep the wedding dress completely secret until the big day, she can just choose her favourite. 7. Pin The Penis You can think of it as a classy hen party idea or the path to hen party carnage. Either way, it will be a talking point and will ensure the hen party fun gets going. As the ultimate hen party game, Horrible Hens comes with a warning: all Hens will be embarrassed and made to do hilarious dares! Easy to play and with 55 professionally manufactured cards, this little box of fun contains a mix of unique and hilarious rules, forfeits, dares and challenges. Grandma Jean might want to sit this one out! Bridal Pictionary is a good game choice if you're looking for something that will have everyone playing as a group. Another great ice-breaker style game, Pictionary is an activity everyone can get involved with and this one is also Grandma and Mum friendly... (although we do have a naughty version too for the more daring brides!).Get some ping pong balls and work out a point system for scoring - e.g the smaller bras get 5 points! The aim is for all hens to get the highest score. The gals at Something Turquoise have created a brilliant bunting printable for creating your very own party banner.

A festival is all about getting creative and what better way to do that than with a creative activity? One of our most popular for something like this is Flower Crown Making. You will be given some high-quality materials and flowers that you can then put together to create your own beautiful crown. Bunting Making Be the hostess with the mostest and add some glitz and glam to circular treats with these fun glitter engagement ring toppers from Evite. Before the hen do, get everyone to write a question down on a piece of paper. Then when you’ve got them all, place them each inside a different balloon and blow them up. Throughout the night, let the bride-to-be pop a balloon and answer the question inside. Make it even better and get everyone to answer the question! Put lots of classic dance songs in to a hat, and play charades with the group. You have to do the dance until somebody can guess its correct name. Think Macarena, Cha Cha Slide, YMCA … all the classics!What person doesn't like charades?! Most people know the rules which makes it an easy choice, and it gets everyone out of their seat. Believe us when we say it can get pretty competitive! Another hen party games idea that will have you reminiscing with those hens you’ve known since pre-school. Give each hen a lump of Play Doh and a body part of the groom-to-be to make. 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. Not much prep needed for this fun hen do game, just use one of the balloons from your hen party decorations supplies.

Of course, hen party games with family members can be brilliantly hilarious! However, depending on who it is that's joining you, it might be a wise idea to tone down some of the feistierdares and challenges that you would otherwise play with your friends... remember, everybody is different! Featuring paper crowns, bouquets and heart-shaped sunnies, this on-trend printable photo booth prop set from Bespoke Bride is perfect for all those #selfies.You can also play this and get the hens involved! Ask all hens to bring along a baby photo, and give it to the organiser of the hen party. The organiser must keep note of who is who and allocate each baby photo a number We recommend playing this after a few drinks. You can also split the group into teams and ask them to create a man.

Two of them are true but one is a big fat lie. The rest of the hens have to guess each time which is the lie. 21. How Well Do You Know The Bride? Have all your guests celebrate their friendship with the bride-to-be by completing a questionnaire. Include questions like where did they meet, what their first impression was, and their favourite memories together. It will be fun to read through them later on. Have some fun with this one. Print out a few different pictures of the engaged couple on vacation, and have the guests try to guess where in the world they are. For the best results, we recommend getting some white gel pens or even using Tippex pens so that the white dress shows up well.Each guest is given only so many chances (for example, 20 questions max) - the aim is to guess your character in as little questions as possible We've kept one of the best til' last with our bridal party bundle. This bundle includes 4 different quiz-style games which have gone down a treat at so many of our bridal showers! 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. The game works by gathering the hens together - one hen reads out loud a scenario (for example, lets' use a fun but naughty one: "You've had sex outdoors"),