O/T - not too riske hen party games

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    • Sparkly
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    Hello!

    Very O/T I know but I thought the wedding planners wouldn't quite be there yet and you guys are always so helpful.

    It's my sister's hen party this weekend and as chief BM I am in charge of the event - eeek!  There are some "oldies" coming along too so I was wondering if anyone had any ideas for some not too riske hen party games. I've tried googling them but I think most will bt too rude for the company coming along but I do want to do something. I didn't have any at my hen party but then it was a rather tame, relaxed, small event so did any of you have any fun games you enjoyed?

    Thanks

     

     Lilypie - (9q2L)

  • Re: O/T - not too riske hen party games

    Oh hello I'm from WP but am a sneaky spy on BT as well!

    My hen party is this weekend and I've said strictly no dares or willies or anything like that. I expect we will still play raucous but non-sexual (!) drinking games like 21, what the ****, bunnies in the hutch. Do you want games that don't involve drinking either?

    You could always play word games like where you make up a silly story by telling one word each. You could still have a 'thumbmaster' where people put their thumb on the table slyly and the last person has to do a forfeit - usually drinking but could be anything like standing up and singing I'm a little teapot or something daft?

     


     

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    • kaz13
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    For one hen party I went to we did a game with an empty carton of pringles .. you had to bend over without using your hands an pick up the pringles tube with your teeth.  Then a little was cut off the tube each round.  I barely managed the first round!

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    • Sparkly
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    Hi fancy free - not adverse to drinking games but actually don't know any. How do you play bunnies in the hutch? Would also like some non drinking games as there are a few bumps attending. My sister is also very definitely along the no dares or willies line too but we still want some fun! BTW where is your hen party? Just wondering if we might bump into you around London! Hope you have loads of fun.

    Kaz13 - pringles carton may be a good one to try - thanks

     

     Lilypie - (9q2L)

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    I'm lucky in that one of my chief ladies used to be the social secretary for all of the sports societies at London unis - she knows all the games and teaches us! Bunnies is this game: http://www.bbc.co.uk/dna/h2g2/A702794 Maybe a bit advanced!

    Will you be at home? Flour cake is quite fun. You put a load of flour in a bowl, tip it upside down (to make a packed down 'cake') and then put a smartie or something in the middle. People have to cut the cake in turns. If you make the smartie fall you have to fetch it with your mouth. Makes for some very funny photos! 

    You could get a pack of marshmallows on hand and do the old stuffing as many in your mouth as you can manage game? 


     

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    Is it a night in or out?

    night in - mr and mrs, who knows the bride best quiz, design a wedding dress using toilett roll.

    night out - drinking games, get a white t-shirt for bride to wear write on it boys names the more unusual the better the bride then has to find men with matching names and cross then off she has to do a shot for each name remaining.

     

    Alfie 08/10/2007

    Isla Rose 28/08/2010

     

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    At my cousins hen night we made her look at close up pictures of mens body parts (not rude ones I might add). The bride had to guess which ones were from her H to be.

    Baby girl Erin Grace - 20th Jan 2005 - 8lb 15.5oz

    Baby boy Isaac James - 13th March 2010 - 8lb 14oz

     

     

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    • Sue H
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    On my friends hen night we all had to bring her a pair of knickers and she had to guess who had chosen them. Some of them were very nice, some a bit naughty and some very silly. Mine were knitted ones and unsurprisingly she picked them out straight away. We put them in a hat and then we had some mr and mrs questions. We'd got the groom to give his answers and then we gave her a choice of 3 possible answers, if she got it wrong she had to wear the pants she'd chosen on her head. Some very funny pictures of her.

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    • Sparkly
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    We're going out - Saturday is the noisy, lively part, then SUnday some rest, relaxation so maybe noisy games Sat & quizes on Sun.

    Love the knickers game!!

     

     Lilypie - (9q2L)

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    • KTD
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    Having a nosey at this post as I have to organise something similar in a few weeks time.

    We already had the main Hen Weekend where I arranged Mr & Mrs, how well do you know the Bride etc but we are also now having a gathering at the Bride's Mothers house 2 nights before the wedding so I need some more inspiration!! Again, not just drinking games and 'oldies' present

    Mummy to twin girls - Sophie Olivia and Aimee Leah born 17 April 2009 both weighing 5lbs 6 1/2oz Kiss

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    My friend dd a game which was eating a bar of chocolate (big one) with a knife and fork amd wearing gardening gloves. Each person gets a 30 second go.

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