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This quiz is a must-do for every hen party! Give a copy of these questions to the groom before the party, then on the day, get the bride to answer the same questions and see if the answers match! For every question she gets wrong, the bride must do a forfeit. There seems to be a bit of a theme with these hen party games and it is making us feel very nostalgic. Once group ‘A’ of the hen party have finished then it is the hens in group B’s turn to make fools of themselves! Learn a little more about your fellow hen party guests with a fun game of never have I ever. Somebody suggests an act or scenario, and you have to drink if you ever done that thing! Using the charades signs (which everyone should know but if not - Google is your friend!), each guest has to act out their card without speaking, and the rest of the hen party must guess!

Depending on how much free time you and the girls have, it's pretty much up to you as to how manygames you should play! No matter whether the sole focus of playing games is to break the ice between unfamiliar members of the group or you're just looking to get into the celebrations with a few laughs, there's no limit on what, when or how many you play! 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!).We’ve scouted around and we believe that these are the best hen party piñatas available right now. Hen Party Piñata Put a pile of tights in the middle of the room and give each hen a pair of oven gloves. Shout go and see who can be the first to put on a pair of tights while wearing a pair of oven gloves. If you're looking for a classic party game that all the guests will love, then these Questions will be perfect. It’s an excellent way for you to get all the gossip on the relationship as you test how well the bride and groom’s responses match. Of course, you should ask the groom the same set of questions and record his answers before the party. Browse through these 200Mr & Mrs questions for inspiration. 2. Prosecco Pong We can imagine that the sentence: ‘ways to break the ice at a hen party’ is probably high on the list to Google search when it comes to planning the hen. The answer? Hen party games. If you’re looking for some sweet treats, it would be a good idea to add things like cupcakes and macaroons to the party. You could get these made professionally or just buy them from your local supermarket. You could even have a go at creating them yourself! Either way, something like this will always go down a treat (literally) with all the girls. Sweets

One of the most memorable and funny hen party games you can play. All you need is plenty of loo roll and a gaggle of creative hens. The best way to play this game is to split the party into groups and get each to dress a ‘bride’ and then the real bride judges who is the winner. 9. Who Am I?We have created bridal party charades which are themed around marriage and love (aww!) which will tie in well with your bridal theme. Our charade cards include TV Shows, Songs, Movies and Books. Make a list of around 20 different day to day activities, whether that be getting the bus to work or even making your dinner, the more creative the better! Give each hen a biscuit, ideally something substantial and with a large and pliable surface area such as a digestive or HobNob (haha!). 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

Make, buy or print off a load of cards with wedding-related words on, split the hens into teams and then take it in turns for one hen from each team to have to draw what is written on the card. Each guest must then ask questions to find out which celebrity they are. (e.g am I an actress? do I have blonde hair?)

The hen party is all about the bride and her friends so this is a really nice game to play at the hen do celebrations! Hen party dares is one of the brilliant hen do games to play with the gang, or make it even more old school and do hen party truth or dare. The Best Hen Party Drinking Games

If you have a few hens coming that have not met each other before, having some activities and ice breakers up your sleeve will be a great way to get everyone mingling. The game then works around the circle with each person asking a question about their celebrity. They can only be given a yes or no answer. For the sweet-loving girls out there, a great addition would be fondue. A chocolate fondue is always a great shout. With some fantastic things to dip into it, you and the girls will definitely be obsessed with this addition. But if chocolate isn’t your thing, you could always go savoury and turn it into a cheese fondue. BBQ If you are trying to make your henfest an experience to remember it would be a great idea to incorporate some live music. Function Central are a great company who can provide you with popular genres of music. So if you are planning a festival theme then a liveband would completely transform the feel of the day. Once you have spotted the hen in the other group doing the same charade as you, make a silent gesture and then sit down as a pair at once!You keep going around until everyone has guessed who their celebrity is. For a fun hen party twist, maybe use celebrity brides or one half of a famous couple. Now sing the tune of the Dam Busters until you feel ready to cry, "Bombs Away" and leap off the chair over the bowl, opening your legs to let the coins drop. The person with the most coins in the bowl wins!! This one might require a bit of forward planning, especially to make sure you all get into character. There are so many wedding traditions out there and do any of us really know what they’re about?! For example: Brides carry or wear “something old” on their wedding day. Why? Well according to a Google search, this is to symbolise continuity with the past.