The Hen Night London

The hen night is traditionally organised by the chief bridesmaid, and is usually a somewhat quieter event than the groom's stag party - although not always! The party usually comprises of the bride, bridesmaids, and other female relatives and friends of the bride and groom.

Tahani Events
020 7380 0095
59, Chalton St
Camden
Cinnamon Events
020 7841 8726
4-8, Rodney St,
Islington
Newmarket Wedding Co
0844 8009987
26, Islington Green
Islington
Latenight London
0870 7777080
40, Shaftesbury Avenue,
City of Westminster
Calmer Karma Ltd
020 7401 9745
39, York Rd
Lambeth
tahani events
02073800095
59 chalton street
london
Time Based Events Ltd
020 7608 0080
Unit G10, Union Wharf, 23, Wenlock Rd
Islington
Sticki Events
0870 7433719
79, Brewer St,
City of Westminster
Flourishing Events Ltd
020 3268 2255
Arch 179, Hercules Rd,
Lambeth
Million To One Productions Ltd
020 7580 8432
1, Wells Mews,
City of Westminster
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The Hen Night

The Hen Night

The Hen Night

The hen night is traditionally organised by the chief bridesmaid, and is usually a somewhat quieter event than the groom's stag party - although not always!

The party usually comprises of the bride, bridesmaids, and other female relatives and friends of the bride and groom. Invitation is usually by word of mouth and it should be made clear to anyone invited what the plan for the evening is, so that they can dress appropriately and know what the likely cost will be.

When organising the hen night, do take into account the bride - if she is shy and quiet, she probably won't appreciate an oiled-up male stripper turning up at the restaurant. Popular choices include going to a pub and club, a meal in a restaurant or at home, or a day at a health club for a spot of pampering.

The hen night should take place well before the wedding, either the weekend, or two weekends before. It is often a good idea to arrange to have it at the same time as the stag do, although the best man and chief bridesmaid should probably liaise to make sure that the two groups won't bump into each other - unless that's what the bride and groom want!

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