Hen Party Activities & Ideas!

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At GoHen, we have 1000s of incredible hen party activities and ideas all across the UK, Europe and further afield.
Check. Them. Out!!

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Unusual

Sexy

Food & Drink

Create & Craft

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Song & Dance Classes

Hen Nights

Adventure

Pampering

Indulgent

As Seen On TV

Vintage & Retro

Sophisticated

Harry Potter Theme

90s Theme

Water Sports

Driving

Virtual Hen Events

Charity Hen Weekends

Football Hen Do

1. Memories - Remember that hobby the bride loved as a child? Take her back in time to relive precious memories.
2. Bucket List - Is there something the bride has always wanted to do? Well now's her big chance!
3. Memento - Give the bride a physical memory with an activity where you make something she can keep.
4. Comfort Zone - It's a hen weekend: it's not time to stay safe, it's a time to try new adventures! Step outside your comfort zones.
5. Budget - Work out how much you have to spend and decide how many activities you can fit in.
6. Booze - Cocktail mixing, wine tasting, gin sampling and champagne swigging. Find the right tipple for the bride and her friends.
7. Location - Not all activities are available everywhere, so look for events in your chosen location before you go.
8. Cheese! - You could choose something particularly photographic (e.g vintage makeover) for great photos to treasure.
9. Challenge - Try something totally new none of the girls have done before that will push them to the max!
10. Laughs - Above all, make sure there are lots of laughs to be had and you'll be onto a winner.
11. Help! - Still can't find the right ideas? Ask our team of experts and we'll do the hunting for you.

What are the best cheap hen party activities?

At GoHen, we don't do "cheap". It's the bride's big weekend, she doesn't want "cheap". However, we do have some great quality hen party activities that won't break the budget. Treasure hunts, dance classes and cocktail mixing are all good purse-cuddling options that won't melt the credit cards. Alternatively, hire a hen party house, add a butler in the buff, and play your own party games.

Some people think a hen weekend is all about taking it easy ahead of the big day, some bride's want to go a little bit crazy and try something new, but you can definitely do both. You have 48 hours to party, so pick something a little more 'out there' and energetic for day one, and then something a little more simple and soothing before departure on day two.

Everything! You name it, we've got it. Harry Potter fans are spoilt for choice: they can enter escape rooms, or mix cocktails and potions. You can have a bake-off, climb a mountain, dance like Beyoncé, race cars, sail boats, meets hunks... GoHen have thousands of activities to choose from.

Book Early
There are always deals to be had, the earlier in advance you book, the quieter the supplier's calendar will be, and the more likely you'll be able to get a good deal.

Use an Expert
At GoHen, we book thousands of activities every year - this buying power means we get excellent rates we pass on to our groups. So, booking through a quality hen party provider can actually save you money.

Double Up
Another great way to get more for your money is to book two activities at one site. You can have double the fun and get a great discount on the second activity.

Everywhere! When it comes to having a crazy time on the bride's special weekend, the world is your lobster! We've scoured the UK, Europe and beyond to find the best, craziest, tastiest, funniest, most relaxing hen activities in all our destinations. So no matter where you want to go, we can provide you with the best activities to suit your party mood.

Planning Your Hen Activities...

It’s never too early to look into arranging the hen party activities, in fact, the earlier the better. Most hen weekends take place 6 – 8 weeks before the wedding, and as there are certain weekends each year that are the busiest for weddings, the same is true for hen weekends. That means some hen weekend activities get really booked up.

At GoHen, we can help you beat the rush and, with thousands of industry contacts, we can help you get your preferred dates (as long as you let us know early enough).

The other reassurance you get booking with GoHen is that all our hen do activities are tried and tested. Then they're tried and tested again. And again. And again. We ask all our groups for feedback: that means people like you (as well as our team of Event Managers who regularly visit our destinations) help us ensure that our activities and suppliers live up to our very high hen activity standards to ensure you get the best weekend possible.

We also ensure your hen weekend is totally protected. At GoHen, we're ABTA bonded which means we work to the highest standards of financial transparency and protection so that, should something go wrong, you are fully protected. You can see our full ABTA information here.

We also make sure our sites and providers have complete public liability insurance. Yes, we agree that all sounds very boring (it is boring), however, it is vital to help keep you safe and not all providers will have it in place. Always book with a trusted, reputable hen activity company (Over here! GoHen, we're very sensible, honest).

• 1. Pick Well - Selection is worth taking your time on – you want hen do activities that the bride prefers, and that'll also work for the group as a whole. Challenging as it may seem at first, your job as organiser is to ensure everyone enjoys it! Understand that, and you're already on the way to a more successful event.
• 2. Detail - Make sure you know exactly what you’re getting, that way you’re well informed, which means you can manage group expectations and stay one step ahead.
• 3. Timing - Double-check activity scheduling works well with any other plans you're making, from arrivals to departures to any necessary transfer and recovery time you and the girls may need (another reason for planning as early as possible). And make sure everyone turns up on time!
• 4. Venues - Ensure you disclose all requirements in advance so that any preferences can be met. If you’re doing more than one activity, complementary locations can be a necessary consideration to get the best from your itinerary. In any case, why not call your venues in advance and tell them you’re really looking forward to coming, it could well stimulate a little extra VIP service.
• 5. Directions - Make sure you and everyone else in the group know where they’re heading. That way you can stick to timing as mentioned above.
• 6. Transfers - Think about whether you need to arrange any transfers. If you do need them, clearly coordinating transport within the group is a great idea.
• 7. Clothing - If you need to, make sure you tell the girls in advance how to dress for any hen party activities. If you're an “extra miler,” you might also want to check the weather forecast.
• 8. Refreshments - After the action, the girls might be hungry or thirsty (or both) – do you want to arrange some refreshment on-site, or nearby, or on the return journey, or can you wait until you get back? Is it a good time for a celebration cake, a couple of bottles of bubbly, a snack, lunch or something else? Who said strip-o-gram?
• 9. Control - Don’t be knocked off course or influenced by other members of the group – you’re the organiser, you know what you’ve arranged and staying in control means sticking to the plan. Hen Power!
• 10. Health - Make sure the hens tell you if they have any concerns so that they may be relayed and/or considered – for example, some activities have restrictions, especially for pregnancy. At the very least, make certain everybody has been advised to get any appropriate insurance.
• 11. Enjoy - It's a fun hen do not an exam! Being efficient and prepared from the outset really will avoid any unnecessary pressure. Stay on top and believe it or not, you should enjoy the hen party activities as well!

But if you really want to get it right and most likely save time, hassle and money, why not drop us a brief today? You’ll be glad you did.