Hen party game ideas

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Hen parties are the girly get-togethers usually held the weekend before a wedding. The bride-to-be and her friends come together to celebrate the upcoming nuptials with all kinds of games and fun. It is common for hen party games to have a naughty, sexual undertone and to involve lots of talk and jesting about the opposite sex.

1. Pin the Appendage

   • A naughty version of the traditional game of Pin the Tail on the Donkey, this game involves a poster of a naked man---with his significant "appendage" missing. The party guests take turns trying to pin the missing appendage in the correct anatomical position of the naked man while blindfolded. The closest mark wins the game.

   On the Lips

   • On the Lips can be played in conjunction with the Pin the Appendage game. The aim is to place a kiss on the lips of the naked man in the poster. Each party guest applies a different color lipstick so that the kisses can be told apart. The girl with the closest kiss wins the game.

   Marital Bliss

   • Each guest writes a piece of advice for the bride-to-be on how she can achieve marital bliss. The advice can be anything comical, serious, sweet or phony. One party guest collects the pieces of advice and gives them to the bride-to-be, who reads them out to the party toward the conclusion of the night. The bride-to-be can also be made to guess which piece of advice came from which guest.

   Naughty Cherry Game

   • Ask the party guests who amongst them has "lost their cherry" (referring to no longer being a virgin). Once a number of ladies step forward, bring out bowls filled with green maraschino cherries and one red one in each. The aim of the game is for the ladies to "reclaim" their lost red cherry amidst the green ones using only their lips.

   Know Your Man

   • This game requires a party organizer to find out secrets or uncommon facts and trivia about the groom. Each question is written on a separate piece of paper, and guests take turns asking the questions to the bride-to-be. If she gets a wrong answer, she must put a bubble gum ball in her mouth. As she gets more and more answers wrong (the key is to find out really tricky questions), it will be more and more difficult for her to speak with a mouthful of bubble gum---guaranteed hilarity for the guests.

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