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Is this idea a hen do or hen don't?!

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Laura Styles, 9 January, 2014 at 15:50

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I really want to arrange a teddy bear's picnic for the hen do after seeing these amazing teddy bear onesies. I'm thinking more along the lines of glamping - hot tub, champers, no wellies or weeing in a ditch or anything! What do you think? Would you be horrified to have your hen outfit be a onesie?...

I really want to arrange a teddy bear's picnic for the hen do after seeing these amazing teddy bear onesies. I'm thinking more along the lines of glamping - hot tub, champers, no wellies or weeing in a ditch or anything!

What do you think? Would you be horrified to have your hen outfit be a onesie? The ones i've seen are made to order so will fit well and can get silly names etc on them too. I think it will be a giggle!

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miss pickle · 16 January, 2014 at 20:19
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Have you looked on eBay?

£14.99 and free delivery ;-)

They come from China but I have purchased one of the dinosaur ones before of eBay before and it arrived okay and was decent quality for the price!
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broganj · 16 January, 2014 at 20:38
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My OH has almost that exact one and I'm actually currently sat in my panda one. We paid approx £30 for the pair and they are really good quality for the price. They're nice and soft and really warm.

Sod paying £85 for one though.
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Laura Styles · 28 January, 2014 at 16:22
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Miss Pickles - Love those teddy ones aswell, thanks! but it is really british/homegrown kinda thing so I would get into a lot of bother ordering from China unfortunately!!!

Rod (I think, can no longer see previous comments) - Haha aww no, not at all maybe if I knew them then they wouldn't be that much! I do get where you're coming from on cost etc though.

Everyone else -

I do appreciate everyone's opinions (except the few nasty ones) so thanks everyone!

I texted around the other hen do-ers in the end and asked what they thought and we came to the conclusion we would buy one each for bride and groom with their wedding date on as their gift as they'd probably make better at home loungey onesies than outdoors where they might get ruined. Between us it's not much money at all

I think it worked out in the end except I didn't get mine on my Christmas list though
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