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All you need for this hen party game is play-doh. It’s another hilarious option in our hen party games list and watch how competitive it gets. After you have played dance charades, you can finish things off with classic movie charades. To make it special for the bride-to-be you can include all of her favourite movies. Then it is Ibble Dibble Three's turn to say, "Ibble Dibble Three with no dibbles, calls Ibble Dibble 'Four' with no Dibbles," 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

A great way to inject some friendly competition into a nightis with a how well do you know the bride quiz. Before the day, get a selection of questions ready on some paper to hand out to all the girls to answer. See who gets the most questions correct. If you don’t want to create your own, you could buy some ready-made quiz sheets. For the best results, we recommend getting some white gel pens or even using Tippex pens so that the white dress shows up well. This adorable free printable from Bespoke Bride is a simple but sweet keepsake that you can later frame for the bride-to-be. Put together a number of lyrics from songs that suit the group / party. You want people to be able to know at least some of them! 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!She then has to guess who brought the gift for her. Gifts can be anything and they don't have to cost a lot of money either! Ideas include: a poem, something handmade, a keepsake, etc Have some fun with this one. Print out a few different pictures of the engaged couple on vacation, and have the guests try to guess where in the world they are. Sounds a little ambitious/dangerous? Just try standing in front of the bowl and walking/hopping over to release the coins.

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. Once you’re all done, piece it all together and your bride has got her very own Play Dough Groom to take home with her! Sizzling - Ask the hens to guess what food you are before you lie on the floor and pretend to be a sizzling bit of bacon.

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!).

This game is more of a single-player style game, so it definitely isn't the game to start with. It's a great time filler type quiz which can be filled out maybe after food or while eating dessert! Along the same lines as the previous idea, one of the best hen party games is a quiz to test how well the hens know the bride. You can put this together with the help of the bride and include some really challenging ones as well as some easier ones.This is a fun game that the bride-to-be will absolutely love! Take everyone on a trip down memory lane and print off a handful of photos of the bride and groom-to-be. Number the photos and ask the guests to guess where the love birds were!

The hen party guests are given a question sheet that they must complete, which is populated with around 10-15 questions about the bride. The best thing about hosting a hen party at home, is that you can ask guests to bring along their own drinks to cut costs – but it is still good etiquette to provide a welcome drink and some generic options like prosecco or mixers.

'Drink If' Game

All you need is a set of questions, your two chosen objects for 'bride' and 'groom', and a volunteer to act as the hubby. Bring along some different mixers (tonic, lemonade, sugar syrup etc), alcohol and liqueurs - think elderflower, prosecco, gin, juices etc. 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 Charades is a great game to play if the mood is low and there's little chat amongst the guests. Simply pull out a charade, get everyone guessing what it is and the person who guesses correctly is the next one to perform the next charade!