Hen's Night Games! Let's Have Some Fun!
All the wedding arrangements have been made, and the stress is almost over! Gather the girlies for a night out on the town and let your hair down! Games at hen’s nights are a bunch of fun! Here are some fun games to play with the bride-to-be and other party-goers!
How Well Do They Know Each Other?
Create a survey of questions, and a few days before the hen’s night, get the groom to fill it out! (Or alternatively, ask him the questions over the phone and record his answers). On the night, bring out the completed survey... Read the questions to the Hen. She will have to answer what she thinks her groom would have said! For every question she gets wrong, she will have to drink! Here are some example questions:
What is the bride’s favourite girl’s name?
What is the bride’s favourite boy’s name?
What is the groom’s favourite girl’s name?
What is the groom’s favourite boy’s name?
Who is her favourite movie star?
Who is her favourite rock star?
What is the bride’s favourite band?
Who was the bride’s first kiss?
Who was the groom’s first kiss?
What does the bride consider to be her best feature?
What does the groom consider to be the bride’s best feature?
What is the bride’s favourite.... ‘position’?!
What is the bride’s guilty pleasure?
If the bride could marry anyone else, who would it be?
What is the bride’s favourite animal?
Where is the bride’s favourite destination?
What is the bride’s favourite memory of the groom?
Now, do another survey and replace the word “bride” with “groom” and “groom” with “bride”. Get the groom to fill out his own personal answers for it and see if the bride can get it right! Same rules apply with the drinking!
Advice Cards:
Give everyone at the hen’s party a small card. (Except the bride). Get all party-goers to write out some advice to the couple for their marriage! Take it in turns to each read out your advice!
Toilet Paper Dress!
This game is best suited to parties at home, or can be done during pre-drinks before the party begins.
Get a load of rolls of cheap toilet paper, sticky tape, crepe paper and anything else white! Divide up into groups of two or three and nominate a designer, model and creator. You will have 15 minutes to create your toilet paper dress on the model. After the time is up, the models have to do a fashion parade (whether their dress is finished or not!) and a winner will be picked. Prizes are awarded to the winning team. Remember to take a load of photos!!
The Daring Hen
Gather the bridesmaids and maid of honour a few days before the party and each write up a few ‘dares’ for the hen on some card. During the course of the night, random cards will be drawn and the Hen HAS to do what is written on it! Here are some examples of dares:
The hen has to find a bald man and give him a hug
The hen has to request “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” on the juke box/DJ and sing it loudly
The hen has to stand up and yell “I’m almost off the market!!!”
The hen has to ask the bartender to create her a drink, and drink it no matter what is in it
The hen has to go and dance on her own in the middle of the dance floor
The hen has to find a man with ginger hair and kiss him on the cheek
The hen has to hug the next men who walks into the room
Be creative and tailor any of these games to the bride! Laugh a lot, have a bunch of fun and make sure she gets home in one piece at the end of the night. This should be a night to remember, so make it memorable!! Have fun and good luck!
How Well Do They Know Each Other?
Create a survey of questions, and a few days before the hen’s night, get the groom to fill it out! (Or alternatively, ask him the questions over the phone and record his answers). On the night, bring out the completed survey... Read the questions to the Hen. She will have to answer what she thinks her groom would have said! For every question she gets wrong, she will have to drink! Here are some example questions:
What is the bride’s favourite girl’s name?
What is the bride’s favourite boy’s name?
What is the groom’s favourite girl’s name?
What is the groom’s favourite boy’s name?
Who is her favourite movie star?
Who is her favourite rock star?
What is the bride’s favourite band?
Who was the bride’s first kiss?
Who was the groom’s first kiss?
What does the bride consider to be her best feature?
What does the groom consider to be the bride’s best feature?
What is the bride’s favourite.... ‘position’?!
What is the bride’s guilty pleasure?
If the bride could marry anyone else, who would it be?
What is the bride’s favourite animal?
Where is the bride’s favourite destination?
What is the bride’s favourite memory of the groom?
Now, do another survey and replace the word “bride” with “groom” and “groom” with “bride”. Get the groom to fill out his own personal answers for it and see if the bride can get it right! Same rules apply with the drinking!
Advice Cards:
Give everyone at the hen’s party a small card. (Except the bride). Get all party-goers to write out some advice to the couple for their marriage! Take it in turns to each read out your advice!
Toilet Paper Dress!
This game is best suited to parties at home, or can be done during pre-drinks before the party begins.
Get a load of rolls of cheap toilet paper, sticky tape, crepe paper and anything else white! Divide up into groups of two or three and nominate a designer, model and creator. You will have 15 minutes to create your toilet paper dress on the model. After the time is up, the models have to do a fashion parade (whether their dress is finished or not!) and a winner will be picked. Prizes are awarded to the winning team. Remember to take a load of photos!!
The Daring Hen
Gather the bridesmaids and maid of honour a few days before the party and each write up a few ‘dares’ for the hen on some card. During the course of the night, random cards will be drawn and the Hen HAS to do what is written on it! Here are some examples of dares:
The hen has to find a bald man and give him a hug
The hen has to request “Girls Just Want to Have Fun” on the juke box/DJ and sing it loudly
The hen has to stand up and yell “I’m almost off the market!!!”
The hen has to ask the bartender to create her a drink, and drink it no matter what is in it
The hen has to go and dance on her own in the middle of the dance floor
The hen has to find a man with ginger hair and kiss him on the cheek
The hen has to hug the next men who walks into the room
Be creative and tailor any of these games to the bride! Laugh a lot, have a bunch of fun and make sure she gets home in one piece at the end of the night. This should be a night to remember, so make it memorable!! Have fun and good luck!