Games to play at a Hen Party Weekend??

Ooh gonna stalk this thread as I'm planning the same :-)

Having said that I'm also hoping for karaoke :-)

Oooh i'm also going to stalk this thread as I was googling for ideas yesterday. :-)

Not a massive fan of these but two memorable ones from the two hen parties I've been to are:

Never have I ever - I'm sure the girl who organised it had a pack of cards with the questions on, but you could do your own and make it as dirty or clean as you like, depending on who's there. It was quite a good ice breaker as well and a drinking game if you want it to be.

Sort of Mr and Mrs style questions for the B2B about her groom, be careful though, I remember the question 'where did you two first have sex?' didn't go down to well with the hen when her future mother and sister in law were sitting next to her!!

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I love the idea of writing down advice for the bride to then read on the morning - stealing this idea ?

Quick question on this one - really only married people (or even people with some) can do this, does this exclude the singletons, how can they give advice? (do not want to sound rude at all, but don't want to offend anyone)

I have a hen tomorrow for a friend of mine x

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Brilliant - thank you! Didn't want to offend anyone, especially as I won't know everyone at the hen party - great idea, thanks (plus it gives the bride something to look forward to) x

There was one game at mine that I really funny. Everyone had to bring along a gift for me that reminded them of a story about me. I had to guess who the gift was from and explain why. Some of it was pretty embarrassing.

We had the Mr and Mrs game at my SIL's hen (the clean version!) and also a game involving pegs where you had 5 each! We weren't allowed to mention her H2Bs name,the words ceremony or wedding (or something to that effect) and if you did you lost a peg, gave it to the person who caught you out. It was a daft game, loads of fun after a few glasses of wine because you completely forgot!

We also did the advice book which was great to read after the event and see who had put what.