Hens day games

So keep the cost down with these free hen party games to print off and play now. One option is afternoon tea. You can save money by throwing it yourself and getting the bridesmaids to bake all the cakes. Plus, if the weather is nice why not host the hen party in the garden? This way you can laugh as loud as you want and enjoy the hen to the full as it will be completely run on your schedule. All guests are required to bring with them a photo of their first love. The bride-to-be is then tasked with guessing which pair belongs to which of their family or friends await the awkward future-mother-in-law guess.

Another one that requires some preparation, put together cards for each guest with ten or so unfinished sentences and an empty writing line for each. Attendees have to write their guess for how the bride-to-be would finish each sentence, earning a point for every correct guess.

In this hens party take, guests start the day with 5 pegs pegged to their clothing and any time anyone else hears them use one of the forbidden words make them wedding-related , the person who uses the word loses a peg to the person who heard them. At the end of the day, the person with the most pegs on their clothing wins. The premise of this one is simple: before the event, prepare a list of items that you might find in the common purse and, when guests arrive, read out the list of items, one-by-one.

Guests earn a point for every item they actually have in their purse, with a prize going to the winner. To the winning team goes the spoils. You know the classic game, Celebrity Heads? Well, this is a potentially awkward but hilarious take on that. Does anything more need to be said for this one? Just be mindful, it might go down like a lead balloon if you introduce it to the wrong crowd.

Another of the hens party games to adapt a classic. This time, charades. Have the guests guess who the celebrities behind the glued-on faces are. For this one, each guest needs to write down on a slip of paper a memory they have about them and the bride-to-be. All the slips of paper then go into a hat and the guest of honour pulls them out, one by one, and guesses who the memory belongs to.

To start the game, ask the guests to fill their empty bingo squares with gift ideas they think the bride-to-be would choose, then read out the gifts she did choose, one by one. Guests then cross off the items on their bingo cards that match what the bride-to-be chose, and the person to cross off an entire line on their card wins.

Another classic drinking game, which should be used sparingly, and at the right time the grandmothers and conservative aunties might not appreciate its nuances. Anyone in the circle who has done that thing takes a sip of their beverage. Work with the bride-to-be before the event to put together a list of 10 statements about them and their life E. Make sure half of the statements are true and the other half are false. When the time comes to play the game, read out the statements, one-by-one, to those in attendance with the challenge that they guess which statements about the bride-to-be are facts and which ones are fiction.

So many of our favourite hens party games are wedding-centric takes on the classics, and this one is no exception. Exactly like the perennial party favourite, beer pong, for this one you need a long table a ping pong table works best with 10 half-full cups probably best not to use glasses of sparkling wine lined up in a diamond formation at both ends.

An eccentric take on the aforementioned Champers Pong, this one takes things to a whole new level of creativity. This time, instead of the ping pong table with cups down both ends, pin bras of varying sizes onto a pinboard the big ones up top; the smaller ones down the bottom and have teams duke it out, this time aiming the ping pong balls to land in the bra cups.

For every shot Team A makes in the cups, Team B has to drink. For wedding ring inspiration, follow houseofkdor. Split the attendees into two competing teams and have each team form two parallel lines. The aim of the game is for a balloon to pass down each line, from team member to team member. Make sure you put easier dares in the outer layers of wrapping, delaying the really embarrassing stuff as the game unfolds.

Very similar to number 11 on the list, but this one involves everyone. Go around the room and get every guest to tell two truths and a lie about themselves. Everyone else has to guess which ones are the facts and which one is fiction. This one is less a game and more a necessity for the bride-to-be. Before the event, ask all those attending to contribute one item they think the guest of honour is going to need during her married life.

Package up the items nicely in a basket and present them on the day as the ultimate marriage survival kit. Two dice and a fresh drink are all you need to get started. Click here if you need a refresher on the rules of the game. Then, at the event, ask the bride-to-be the same questions and see how well or not well the answers match up. Prepare a list of items the bride needs to collect from strangers during the hens party festivities.

Things like business cards, locks of hair, underwear, and free drinks make for a hilarious collection. It doesn't all have to be drinking games and cheeky secrets. If you're looking for some slightly more classy hen party games that don't risk causing any embarrassment or taking the hens out of their comfort zones, then these are ideal. Prior to the weekend either purchase or make a wedding pinata if you're not crafty, find a hen who is. Ask all the hens to write:.

For every answer they get right, all the hens drinks, for everyone they get wrong, the bride-to-be drinks. Grab yourselves these handy printable Two Truths and One lie templates.

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