So, your bestie’s bachelorette party is coming up, and this is probably the fifth one you will attend this wedding season. You are already exasperated with the endless rounds of rose wine, bar-hopping and sleepless nights. Do you want to break the mould a little and do something unexpected, now that you are responsible for the planning of the hens night? Once you know that the same old is not expected of you, it is more freeing! And you can come up with a number of exciting themes for what can turn out to be the best girls’ night for your bestie and all the girls. You have more options for hens night games, and you can challenge the girls to a more action-packed night, rather than sitting on bar stools waiting for your drinks to come.
If you thought that your bachelorette party options were limited to a night out with the girls, gossiping about the future in-laws or drowning the sorrow of your “last moments of singledom” in pink wine, then think again. Co-ed Bachelorette parties are becoming a trend in recent years. More and more couples are opting for a combined pre-wedding party, celebrity couples included. If you and your partner are inseparable and really want to enjoy your pre-wedding celebrations together, then a great idea would be to bring all your friends and family together in one venue and party the night away.
Hens nights and bridal showers are two very different celebrations that mark the same important aspect of a bride to be’s wedding week. Some could easily mistake one to be synonymous with the other, as their purpose is basically the same. However, from the hens party activities, the invitees and the gifts given, one is very different from the other!
Hens night party favours are not really a commonly talked about subject, as it is usually left till the last minute. The focus is more on the games, the food, the drinks and the gifts to give the bride herself. However, party favours are definitely a nice touch to the hens night, and are a great way to make the night memorable for the other guests. Hen party favours are a small token gesture to say ‘thank you for coming’.
