3 Top Tips for Alternative Hen Nights

Most hen nights start and end with a blowout party.  There’s nothing wrong with the inaugural drink-a-thon and rudely labelled t-shirt, but there are also ways you can do hen parties without just simply doing what everybody else does. 

Whatever your reason, you shouldn’t be afraid to try something a little bit different, so here are 3 top tips for alternative hen nights.

 1.      What about a Regular Hen Night with a Twist?

If you’re up for a night on the tiles but you want to put a unique twist on the usual events, you could try something a little different before you venture out into the night.  One idea you could try might be to go to a comedy show and become the centre of attention by letting the comedian joke about your wedding.

Something else you could do is have a hen night on a unique venue, such as a boat or a TX rental bus.  If you want to experience something a little bit stranger, you could try getting your future read online at a site such as Kooma, where the psychic could make predictions about your marriage.

2.      Try a Daytime Hen Party

If you’d prefer to avoid traditional hen nights altogether, there are a range of activities and day-time events that you and your girlfriends could take part.

What about trying an experience day?  There are probably a huge range of things you’ve wanted to do, and the older you get the more you have.  What better time to try out one of those activities than with your best girlfriends just before your wedding day?  If you’re unsure of the type of activity you should try, most people go for things like bungee jumps, or learning to fly a plane.   See some of the exciting experiences you could try out after the link.

3.      How about a Holiday?

Usually when you’re thinking of going on holiday around your marriage, it’s in relation to a honeymoon.  But, what if you and your girls take a break together?  You could go somewhere you’ve always wanted to, but have never had the opportunity.  Or you could even attempt an adventure holiday, think trekking or climb a mountain.

So there are our 3 top tips for alternative hen dos.  Hopefully, you’ll now be able to think of hen parties that aren’t of the traditional sort!