AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
If you're thinking about including one or two kitchen tea activities in your best friend's special day (that all ages can enjoy), this article is a must read! From craft experiences through to baking, these wonderful activity ideas are guaranteed to be a beautiful surprise that your bride won't see coming! 
BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS
Provide a selection of flowers (both fresh and dried) alongside craft supplies such as scissors, ribbons, twine and kraft paper. Guests can then sit at the kitchen table (or any other designated area at your venue) and create their very own 'Wedding Bouquets'.
This is a fun kitchen tea activity that also results in beautiful take-home favours. Tip: have your guests create one bouquet as a group out of dried flowers. This can then be gifted to your bride-to-be as a memento from her special day! 
CARICATURE ARTIST
If you're after a truly unique addition to your celebration, a caricature artist could be the way to go! An enjoyable activity no-one will see coming; guests will have the wonderful (and hilarious!) opportunity to watch the cartoon version of their friends (and themselves) come to life before their very eyes. These take-home sketches will become a treasured keepsake for all.
DIY CRAFTS
This one is perfect for the creative souls!
Find an activity that your bride-to-be would love to learn more about and make it an optional addition to the Kitchen Tea experience! Not only will it provide a bit of extra fun, but those who do decide to create something special can then take it home as a beautiful memento of the day. Win/win! Some DIY craft ideas include the following (simply purchase kits or provide the materials required to complete the project):
DIY PHOTO BOOTH
Find a plain wall or a beautiful spot in the garden - you're about to get snap happy!
To create a DIY Photo Booth all you need is a nice backdrop, a basket filled with fun props (this can be any sort of accessory you have in your cupboard - sunglasses, hats, feather boas, etc. If you haven't got a stash, ask friends/family or check out your local op shop for goodies!) and a sign telling people what to do (e.g. 'Photo Booth - Snap Away!). EDIBLE GARDENS
Herbs are a staple in most kitchens around the world. So why not give your party the gift of fresh herbs in their kitchen (i.e. the gift that keeps on giving)?!
To pull this off, you will need to provide seedlings, starter plants, pots, soil, gloves and small shovels. Guests can then get their hands dirty whilst creating their very own edible gardens - the perfect addition to any sunny window sill! 
FAMILY RECIPES
A Kitchen Tea is based on Kitchen gifts, recipes and knowledge. Why not combine the three into one fun activity?!
Chat to the mother of the bride (and groom) to see if there are any special recipes that have been passed down through the two families. You can then all join forces on the day and learn exactly how to bring these delicious dishes to life! Working as a group, wine in hand, this activity will not only prove to be a special bonding experience, but will also result in amazing food and conversation (I mean, whatever you create needs to be tasted afterwards - so keep the party going at the dining table as you devour your goods fresh from the oven!) 
GIANT LAWN GAMES
If you're planning to have the Kitchen Tea outside (or even indoor/outdoor), giant lawn games are always a great way to get the party started (and keep it going!).
Giant Jenga, a huge game of Noughts & Crosses, or even extra large Connect Four - there are so many fun options when it comes to oversized lawn games and celebrations! Tip: save yourself some money and either ask friends to borrow their giant goodies or hire the games rather than purchasing yourself. 
LIVE MUSIC
For the bride-to-be who loves the sound of music. Whether you go for an acoustic vibe or a complete band, local musicians will be more than happy to entertain! Combined with good food, good wine and good company, this really is a recipe for success.
PERSONAL CHEF
If your bestie is a foodie, she will definitely appreciate this option!
Rather than heading out to a restaurant for lunch or dinner, bring the delicious food to you! A personal chef will not only provide your party with an incredible feast, but will also be able to share some tricks of the trade as they create each dish (perfect for a Kitchen Tea where this information is shared by friends and family as well). Enjoy the perks of eating out whilst in the comfort of your own home - and best of all... there's no clean up! >>> RELATED ARTICLE: 10 REASONS TO LOVE A PERSONAL CHEF PARTY! <<< 
SURPRISE PICNIC
Just because it's a kitchen tea doesn't mean the entire party has to be based around the kitchen!
Surprise your beautiful bride-to-be with a cheeky picnic meal in the garden. From boho to tropical, there are so many stunning ways to theme the area. And when combined with appetizers/grazing platters, drinks and maybe even a couple of games, guests and bride alike are bound to have a wonderful time! >>> RELATED ARTICLE: HOW TO DIY A STUNNING BOHO PICNIC! <<< 
TREAT TRANSFORMATION
Cupcakes, biscuits, mini cakes - any delicious treat that can be decorated with icing and other goodies is absolutely perfect for this activity!
Set out bowls of sprinkles, shaved chocolate, strawberries, blueberries, etc. and let your guests go crazy transforming their basic treats into something heavenly! You could even take it one step further by requesting that all décor is 'wedding themed'. Your bride-to-be can then select her favourite decorated treat once everyone is done and award that particular guest with a sweet prize! 
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ENJOY YOUR KITCHEN TEA ACTIVITIES!
With options for a range of budgets and personalities, I hope the above list provided you with a great deal of inspiration for your upcoming celebration!
We absolutely LOVE hearing about your events - if you have any Kitchen Tea activities you'd like to share with the For Every Hen community, please do so via the comments section below or social media! (AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest) Cheers to an incredible Kitchen Tea party where the activities are an absolute HIT! Much love, keep smiling - Bec x P.S. THE BELOW IMAGE IS PERFECT FOR PINTEREST... GO ON & SHARE THESE DELIGHTFUL KITCHEN TEA ACTIVITIES - YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO! :-)
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AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
This wedding vow mad libs game is so much fun! It's super easy to organise, cheap, and will provide your bride-to-be with some funny keepsakes from her special day. Learn how to play (plus view some alternative game ideas) by reading the article below - enjoy!
HOW TO PLAY THE WEDDING VOW MAD LIBS GAME
YOU WILL NEED:
Pre-written wedding vows (Google is your best friend for this!), printed laying cards, pens or pencils. GAME INSTRUCTIONS: Before the party, find some pre-written wedding vows. Re-type them, but remove all of the adjectives, verbs and nouns (leaving a space for guests to fill in their own words instead). Print off your mad libs playing cards ready for the celebration!
Now, there are two ways to play this game.
The first; split guests into two (or more) teams - with each team appointing one captain. Hand the captains a vow mad libs playing card and explain that they aren't to let anyone else in their team sneak a peek! Team captains then ask their members to, one-by-one, come up with fun, funny and creative nouns, adjectives or verbs. Fill in the words in the appropriate spaces and you will eventually have a completed set of vows. Have one person from each team take part in a mock ceremony whereby the hilarious vows are read to each other in front of their adoring friends! The second option is playing this vow mad libs game with the entire group... without their knowledge! Rather than showing guests' what they're taking part in, simply ask them to give you the first noun, adjective or verb that comes to mind (depending on the section of the vows you are up to). Fill in their answers as you go. At the end of the celebration, have your bride-to-be read out her wedding vows to the group - prepare for giggles! 
EXTRA TIPS FOR PLAYING WEDDING VOW MAD LIBS
SURPRISE GUEST
Surprise your bride-to-be and her guests with a pop in visit from the groom himself. The couple can then take part in a funny mock wedding where they read these hilarious vows to one another!
VOWS ARE FOR KEEPING
These funny wedding mad libs will make for a beautiful keepsake! Either place in a scrapbook (along with other fun mementos from the day, such as photos, letters from guests, ticket stubs, etc.) and gift to your bride-to-be, or simply hand over to your guest of honour at the end of her celebration. It will be such a fun memory from her bridal shower, kitchen tea or hen party that she can look back on for many years to come! 
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ENJOY YOUR VOW MAD LIBS GAME!
I would love to hear how your 'bridal shower mad libs' game went! If you would like to share how you played (e.g. if you had different rules/tips) or what your bride-to-be and guests thought of these fun wedding vows, please let us know via the comments section below or social media!
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x (AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest) P.S. THE BELOW IMAGE IS PERFECT FOR PINTEREST... GO ON & SHARE THIS WEDDING VOW MAD LIBS GAME - YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO! :-)
AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
A fun twist on the scavenger hunt game, Hen Party Bucket List will give your bride-to-be the chance to complete a range of things she's ALWAYS wanted to do... but never had the time! Surrounded by her best friends and family, completing the items in this game will not only be extremely fun, but it will also be incredibly meaningful (she will see the thought that went into creating her special day, and will love you even more for it!). To learn how to play, see below.
HOW TO PLAY HEN PARTY BUCKET LIST:
YOU WILL NEED:
Some intel on what your bride-to-be would love to try. This could be anything from pole dancing through to eating a giant doughnut! You will also need enough checklists for everyone in the group (see below for more details). GAME INSTRUCTIONS: It's a scavenger hunt... but with items the bride-to-be has always wanted to do! Have a chat with your best friend (and/or her fiancé if you would like to keep it a bit more on the down-low) and find out what she would love to experience in your local city (bonus points if she's never done it before!). Type up the activities she mentions, making sure that each item is placed alongside a section for guests to tick once the task has been completed. Once your 'bucket list' is finalised, print them off (one per person attending the celebration). Example items include, but are not limited to:
Handy hint: You can add a couple of your own ideas if the list needs a few more options. Just make sure it's something your best friend would LOVE taking part in - this game is all about her after all!
On the day, hand the bride-to-be and each of her guests' a 'bucket list' before heading out and about. Explain that the aim of the game is to complete the list with the bride-to-be (and to get photo evidence along the way!). When the group finishes all of the tasks on the list, EVERYONE will receive a special prize (this could be a surprise dinner that you organised prior to the day, certificates stating that they completed their bucket list, mini favours - such as small bottles of wine, and so on). 
ALTERNATIVE WAYS TO PLAY 'HEN PARTY BUCKET LIST'
GAME ON!
Rather than completing each of the items as a group, break off into smaller teams and race to finish the line! First team to get through each of the items (with photo and/or video evidence, of course!) wins! FOLLOW THE HASHTAG Playing in teams and want to keep an eye on what the others are up to? Create a special hashtag (JUST for the game!). Teams can then upload images alongside the hashtag once an item has been completed; meaning any team who views the hashtag will be able to see what their competitors are up to/have achieved so far! WE LIKE TO MOVE IT, MOVE IT Rather than just capturing still shots, consider adding items to your bucket list that involve video. For example, ‘take a video of the hen doing [insert bucket list item]'. Alternatively, teams who film themselves completing items on the list could receive bonus points! 
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MAKE THE MOST OF THIS GAME!
This scavenger hunt game, with a fun twist, will not only be enjoyable on the night, but will leave your hen feeling as though she has accomplished something! All of those little things you would love to do 'one day' but never get around to doing - that's what she will tick off her 'to do' list on her special day.
What's more - she gets to do it with her favourite people! So take plenty of photos, have plenty of laughs, and have the absolute BEST time taking part in this hen party bucket list game. Because life is for living! Much love, keep smiling - Bec x (AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest) P.S. THE BELOW IMAGE IS PERFECT FOR PINTEREST... GO ON & SHARE THIS HEN PARTY BUCKET LIST GAME IDEA - YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO! :-)
AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
No matter the occasion, celebrations take a great deal of time and thought to orchestrate. Which is exactly why I want to share these wonderful Kitchen Tea, Bridal Shower and Hen Party Planning tips with you. Straight from the mouths of professional event planners the world over, tips and tricks like these will not only make your planning easier, but will also take it to the next level! THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS, WHICH MEANS WE MAY RECEIVE A COMMISSION, AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU, IF YOU MAKE A PURCHASE THROUGH A LINK. PLEASE SEE OUR DISCLAIMER FOR MORE INFO.
APPEARANCES MATTER...
“There’s a reason social media sites such as Pinterest and Instagram are so popular – and that’s the fact people LOVE to look at beautiful photos. In fact, you’d probably be hard pressed to find a bride who hadn’t set up a board or two with inspiration for her own big day. With this in mind, take the lesson to heart that appearances matter and put in the time and effort to create a beautiful space with real wow factor.
It doesn’t have to cost a lot of money to do this. One of our favourite touches is Party Picks, which are small messages attached to toothpicks that you can insert into everything from cupcakes to macarons. They’re exactly the sort of thing you would see in an editorial wedding shoot, and help elevate a sense of style. Oversized balloons are also on trend right now, as are gorgeous tassles in hues ranging from pastel to metallic. Brides are also loving handmade celebration flags, which are attached to retro stripe and polka dot straws and have messages such as “hooray” and “kitchen tea”. They look especially appearling sitting in a mini milk bottle full of Pimms or punch, again enhancing the idea that little touches can have a big impact. Something else you can also never go wrong with is bunting, especially if it pays tribute to the woman of the hour. Other great decorative ideas include massive paper flowers in vases, mason jars filled with biscuits and candy, and of course, as many awesome but slightly embarrassing photos of the hen as you can find.” - Amy De Groot (easyweddings.com.au) 
IT’S NOT ABOUT HOW MUCH MONEY THE HOST SPENDS...
“The ultimate [celebrations] are not about how much money the host spends... but rather how creative the planner gets. The most memorable events are the ones that make us FEEL deeply!
While it’s wonderful to shower the bride with gifts, the experience is way more important than the amount of things she ultimately takes home. Consider choosing a theme that has meaning and significance for the bride – a tribute to her childhood or something that celebrates her passions. Anything goes these days so think outside the box and don’t be afraid to try something new. I’ve seen everything from life drawing with a nude model (for the artist bride) to a full on carnival-themed extravaganza complete with flame throwers and elephants!” - Hayley Devlin (hayleydevlin.com) 
IT’S ALL ABOUT THE LOCATION...
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Once you have your bridal pictionary words sorted, fold them up and place them into a hat or bowl. Place this hat/bowl next to some textas, pens and a stack of paper.
Ensure that the paper is displayed so that everyone at the party can see what is being drawn (e.g. attached to an easel, blutacked to the wall, etc.)
Now the fun really begins... it's game time!
To play, start by splitting guests into two teams.
Flip a coin to see which team draws first, with the winners picking themselves a 'drawer' (that is, the first person who gets to make their way to the front, randomly grab a pictionary word from the hat/bowl, and attempt to draw what is written).
To get the game underway (and as briefly mentioned above), it is the drawers job to quickly sketch the phrase/object written on her chosen card. However, she cannot, no matter how hard it may be, talk while her masterpiece takes form!
Whilst she's busily drawing away, the rest of her team-members must try their hardest to guess what the phrase/object is. But this is where it gets hard... the drawing and the guessing must happen within one minute.
Once the buzzer goes, that round is done and dusted. If the team managed to guess the picture correctly before the timer went off, they receive one point. If they didn't, no points are assigned and it's the next team's turn to take the plate.
Teams continue to take it in turns demonstrating their drawing abilities (a new drawer is selected each time) until you either run out of cards or call it a day. The team with the most points at the end of the bridal shower pictionary game, wins!
EXTRA TIPS FOR THIS BRIDAL SHOWER PICTIONARY GAME
BEST PICTURE
Rather than tossing each picture straight into the recycling bin, why not display your masterpieces like the beautiful art they are?! Attach them with little pegs to string and hang across a wall/between trees. Guests and bride-to-be can then vote for their favourite/funniest/worst drawing overall (anonymously, of course!). The person who wins their category receives a prize!
ACT IT OUT
Take this game up a notch! If teams fail to guess the word/phrase being drawn within the time limit, half of that team (i.e. Team A) must make their way to the front and act it out as a group (like charades)! If their remaining team members can guess what is being acted out in front of them, within 30 seconds, they still get one point for the round! Whilst this is all happening, Team B can simply take a seat and enjoy the show... until the buzzer goes and it's potentially their turn to perform!
Rather than tossing each picture straight into the recycling bin, why not display your masterpieces like the beautiful art they are?! Attach them with little pegs to string and hang across a wall/between trees. Guests and bride-to-be can then vote for their favourite/funniest/worst drawing overall (anonymously, of course!). The person who wins their category receives a prize!
ACT IT OUT
Take this game up a notch! If teams fail to guess the word/phrase being drawn within the time limit, half of that team (i.e. Team A) must make their way to the front and act it out as a group (like charades)! If their remaining team members can guess what is being acted out in front of them, within 30 seconds, they still get one point for the round! Whilst this is all happening, Team B can simply take a seat and enjoy the show... until the buzzer goes and it's potentially their turn to perform!
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If you enjoyed the bridal shower pictionary ideas above, you will LOVE the 40+ game ideas in the following article! With a range of fun, unique, cheeky and sweet game ideas, there are options for all sorts of events and personalities. Click here and enjoy!
ENJOY YOUR GAME OF BRIDAL PICTIONARY!
I would love to hear about your experience with 'Bridal Pictionary'! If you would like to share how you played (e.g. if you had different rules/tips) or what your guests thought of this wonderful bridal shower game, please let us know via the comments section below or social media!
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
(AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest)
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
(AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest)
P.S. THE BELOW IMAGE IS PERFECT FOR PINTEREST... GO ON & SHARE THESE BRIDAL SHOWER PICTIONARY IDEAS - YOU KNOW YOU WANT TO! :-)
AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
So you’re hosting a Kitchen Tea for your best friend/sibling and cannot wait to start planning! Which begs the question... where exactly do you start your planning? And what exactly do you need to plan for? Jam packed full of amazing Kitchen Tea ideas, this article 100% has your back! From those early chats with the bride-to-be, right through to the activities and games; everything you need to know about hosting a memorable Kitchen Tea is outlined below!
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So you’re hosting a Kitchen Tea for your best friend/sibling and cannot wait to start planning! Which begs the question... where exactly do you start your planning? And what exactly do you need to plan for? Jam packed full of amazing Kitchen Tea ideas, this article 100% has your back! From those early chats with the bride-to-be, right through to the activities and games; everything you need to know about hosting a memorable Kitchen Tea is outlined below!
THIS ARTICLE MAY CONTAIN AFFILIATE LINKS, WHICH MEANS WE MAY RECEIVE A COMMISSION, AT NO EXTRA COST TO YOU, IF YOU MAKE A PURCHASE THROUGH A LINK. PLEASE SEE OUR DISCLAIMER FOR MORE INFO.
START YOUR KITCHEN TEA PLANNING EARLY
The best tip I can give you is to start your planning early! Whilst it may not appear to be, organising a Kitchen Tea is quite the job. Every task, no matter how big or small, adds up. Meaning if you want to create a beautiful, thoughtful event, you will need to put in the time and effort.
CATCH UP WITH THE BRIDE
Before you start to plan anything it’s a great idea to have a chat with your beautiful bride to make sure you’re both on the same page. At your catch up, it’s important to get an idea of the following:
WHAT TYPE OF CELEBRATION IS SHE REALLY AFTER?
Before you go ahead and plan an incredibly beautiful kitchen tea, make sure it’s what she really wants! You don’t want to go to all of this effort only to find out that she was hoping for a bridal shower, or even a hen’s party.
WHEN DOES SHE WANT TO HAVE THE KITCHEN TEA?
Once you’ve established the fact that it’s a Kitchen Tea she’s after, it’s time to work out a date! It’s best to let your bride-to-be pick a day and time that suits her.
On the one hand, wedding planning is HUGE so she’s likely to be pretty busy in the lead-up to her special day (meaning hosting the Kitchen Tea at least two weeks before her nuptials is ideal). On the other hand, if you host the event closer to her wedding, it’s more likely that guests from out of town will be able to attend.
Let her weigh up the pros and cons of each scenario, and come to a decision that works best for her situation. Then pop it in the calendar!
WHO DOES SHE WANT TO INVITE?
Traditionally, a Kitchen Tea is reserved for female friends and family members; but in this day and age there’s no reason close male friend/s and family can’t attend as well (if the bride-to-be wishes, of course!). A Kitchen Tea is also the perfect type of celebration for all generations, with grandmothers and children alike finding it an enjoyable occasion.
With all of this in mind, it’s best to have your bride-to-be write out a guest list for you. This means that everyone she wants to share this special day with has the opportunity to attend!
WHAT TYPE OF CELEBRATION IS SHE REALLY AFTER?
Before you go ahead and plan an incredibly beautiful kitchen tea, make sure it’s what she really wants! You don’t want to go to all of this effort only to find out that she was hoping for a bridal shower, or even a hen’s party.
WHEN DOES SHE WANT TO HAVE THE KITCHEN TEA?
Once you’ve established the fact that it’s a Kitchen Tea she’s after, it’s time to work out a date! It’s best to let your bride-to-be pick a day and time that suits her.
On the one hand, wedding planning is HUGE so she’s likely to be pretty busy in the lead-up to her special day (meaning hosting the Kitchen Tea at least two weeks before her nuptials is ideal). On the other hand, if you host the event closer to her wedding, it’s more likely that guests from out of town will be able to attend.
Let her weigh up the pros and cons of each scenario, and come to a decision that works best for her situation. Then pop it in the calendar!
WHO DOES SHE WANT TO INVITE?
Traditionally, a Kitchen Tea is reserved for female friends and family members; but in this day and age there’s no reason close male friend/s and family can’t attend as well (if the bride-to-be wishes, of course!). A Kitchen Tea is also the perfect type of celebration for all generations, with grandmothers and children alike finding it an enjoyable occasion.
With all of this in mind, it’s best to have your bride-to-be write out a guest list for you. This means that everyone she wants to share this special day with has the opportunity to attend!
SAVE THE DATE!
★Click here to view a selection of fun ‘Save the Date’ E-vites★
Woohoo! It's time to put the word out to those lucky enough to score an invite! By sending out a ‘Save the Date’ early you’re giving everyone a greater chance of being able to attend (babysitters can be organised, work can be moved around, etc.).
Woohoo! It's time to put the word out to those lucky enough to score an invite! By sending out a ‘Save the Date’ early you’re giving everyone a greater chance of being able to attend (babysitters can be organised, work can be moved around, etc.).
Share the upcoming special date with your bride-to-be’s guest list via digital E-vite (you can find some fun options by clicking here), email, physical post or even a Facebook event page and get everyone pumped for what will be an incredibly fun day!
START BRAINSTORMING
Thanks to your new intel (from the bride-to-be herself!), you now know when the party will be, who is invited, and the fact that it’s a Kitchen Tea she’s after. With this information at hand, it’s now time to move to the next stage of your planning – brainstorming!
If you haven’t already, get in touch with the other bridesmaids (and/or family members who are helping to plan the Kitchen Tea). An email thread or group conversation on Facebook is a great way to connect with each other and share Kitchen Tea ideas.
Chat about everything from themes, games, activities, food, drinks and gift ideas through to prizes, favours and special ways to personalise the day (e.g. by ordering bunches of her favourite flowers to use as part of the decorations). By putting your heads together you’ll be able to come up with an event tailored to your bride-to-be; one that is well thought out, meaningful and so special!
Tip: there is some great inspiration (everything from activities to favours) further down in this article!
If you haven’t already, get in touch with the other bridesmaids (and/or family members who are helping to plan the Kitchen Tea). An email thread or group conversation on Facebook is a great way to connect with each other and share Kitchen Tea ideas.
Chat about everything from themes, games, activities, food, drinks and gift ideas through to prizes, favours and special ways to personalise the day (e.g. by ordering bunches of her favourite flowers to use as part of the decorations). By putting your heads together you’ll be able to come up with an event tailored to your bride-to-be; one that is well thought out, meaningful and so special!
Tip: there is some great inspiration (everything from activities to favours) further down in this article!
SET A BUDGET
Now that you have a few ideas rolling around, it’s time to set a budget (a realistic one!). Unlike hen parties, guests attending a Kitchen Tea or Bridal Shower aren’t asked to make a monetary donation towards the day (because gift giving is involved). Rather, the host pays for it all.
It’s important to keep this detail in mind; you don’t want to stretch yourself financially. That being said, the overall costs can be split between bridesmaids and/or family members if they are helping to host the event.
It’s important to keep this detail in mind; you don’t want to stretch yourself financially. That being said, the overall costs can be split between bridesmaids and/or family members if they are helping to host the event.
DECIDE ON A LOCATION
Despite the name suggesting that a Kitchen Tea is to be held in, well, a kitchen, when it comes to the venue, the possibilities are pretty endless!
Depending on your budget, a Kitchen Tea could be held at a home (bridesmaids, Maid of Honour, or Mother of the Bride’s houses are all fabulous options) or a hired venue. You could also book a table at your bride-to-be’s favourite cafe/restaurant, or venture into the outdoors; hosting the celebration at a park, near the beach, in the forest, or in a backyard.
Depending on your budget, a Kitchen Tea could be held at a home (bridesmaids, Maid of Honour, or Mother of the Bride’s houses are all fabulous options) or a hired venue. You could also book a table at your bride-to-be’s favourite cafe/restaurant, or venture into the outdoors; hosting the celebration at a park, near the beach, in the forest, or in a backyard.
SET A THEME
Not essential, but definitely an exciting little surprise for guests and bride-to-be alike! Sweet and classy Kitchen Tea themes such as Mad Hatter Tea Party, Boho, Vintage, White, Her Favourite Colour, Pastels, Fairytale, Handmade, Flowers, Winter, Summer or even Tropical are all popular options. Keep it simple and elegant, with a touch of fun!
Tip: I personally find it easier to decorate when I have a theme in mind. It doesn't have to be anything elaborate. Even picking a few colours (e.g. white, light pink and light purple) makes everything so much easier.
This doesn't mean you go all out in the decor department (because sometimes less really is more). It just means that when you're choosing bunches of flowers, for instance, you stick to that same colour palette (white, light pink and light purple). Everything will flow nicely that way.
Tip: I personally find it easier to decorate when I have a theme in mind. It doesn't have to be anything elaborate. Even picking a few colours (e.g. white, light pink and light purple) makes everything so much easier.
This doesn't mean you go all out in the decor department (because sometimes less really is more). It just means that when you're choosing bunches of flowers, for instance, you stick to that same colour palette (white, light pink and light purple). Everything will flow nicely that way.
Photo credit: littlemisspartyplanner.com.au
SURPRISE THE BRIDE WITH A KITCHEN TEA ACTIVITY
Just because it’s not a hen party doesn’t mean you can’t surprise your beautiful girl with a sweet activity or two! Below are some of our favourite options (many of which slot in perfectly with the overall ‘Kitchen’ theme!):
BAKING PARTY
Kitchen Teas are all about sharing knowledge with others. One of the best ways to do this is by sharing a family recipe and baking it all-together!
A special bonding experience (especially if this is a recipe passed down through many generations) that results in good food and conversation (because, you have to eat what you make!). Working as a group, wine in hand, learning new tricks and creating a delicious feast – it’s bound to be one memorable experience.
BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS
Fill a cart or table with an assortment of beautiful flowers. At some point during the day, announce to the party that it’s time get creative. Draw their attention to the flowers and explain that they aren’t just for decoration – they are, in fact, an activity!
Ask guests to make their way to the table and pick out a few of their favourite blooms. Once everyone has a handful of flowers, it’s time to gather around the kitchen table. Bring out craft supplies such as scissors, ribbons and twine so that each guest can then create their very own take-home ‘wedding bouquets’! A fun activity and favour all in one.
Tip: if you want to make a lasting bouquet, consider using dried flowers rather than fresh!
BISCUIT DECORATING
A wonderful Kitchen Tea activity that any age can (and will) enjoy! Make sure you have enough edible decorations (such as sprinkles, icing in a range of colours, shaved chocolate, etc.) for all; then watch in awe as plain biscuits are transformed into heavenly treats before your eyes.
You could even make a little competition out of it, requesting guests create ‘wedding themed’ biscuits; handing out a special prize for the masterpiece judged ‘most creative’ by the bride-to-be!
CUPCAKE DRESSES
Similar to above, but rather than sticking to the general ‘wedding’ theme, this time make the rules a little stricter!
Provide guests with piping bags, icing and edible decorations; then leave them to create cute wedding dresses on top of their cupcakes. Take it one step further by printing off small images of your bride-to-be’s face and sticking them to the top of toothpicks. Carefully place these picks into the ‘cupcake dresses’; demonstrating how b-e-a-utiful your bride would look in these sweet-as-can-be outfits on her wedding day!
Side note: This activity could also be used as a cheeky competition - chosen by your bride-to-be, the top 'fashion designer' wins a prize!
EDIBLE KITCHEN GARDEN
Why not help your bride-to-be set up an edible garden for the kitchen by organising a bit of a herb planting sesh?!
Set up a table filled with pots, herb seeds (or starter plants), soil, gloves and small shovels. From here, it’s up to guests (and the bride) to get their hands dirty. And the best part about this activity? These mini herb gardens provide entertainment AND a lasting favour all in one!
HIRE A CARICATURE ARTIST
For a kitchen tea with a very unique twist, why not invest some coin in having a caricature artist come to the party? The bride-to-be along with each of her guests will have the opportunity to be sketched; resulting in gifts/favours that will be forever treasured! It also provides MANY giggles, oohs and ahhs as those watching on see the caricature of their friend come to life in real time!
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: HAVING A CARICATURE ARTIST AT YOUR PARTY <<<
LIVE MUSIC
If your bestie enjoys nothing more than hitting up the gig scene, or sitting back and listening to some chilled out tunes, incorporate her love for music by hiring a local musician to entertain. The mix of acoustic melodies, good food, good people and good wine is a recipe for success.
SPLURGE ON PROFESSIONAL CHEFS
If you have cash to splash, there is also the option of hosting a cooking class. Either hire a personal chef to cook restaurant quality food for guests in your home (everyone can watch on and learn some sneaky tricks of the trade at the same time!), or take part in a cooking class at a dedicated venue (whereby guests create their own meals, before sitting down and eating their concoctions together).
SPOIL HER WITH A TIME CAPSULE
Help your best friend and her husband celebrate their one year wedding anniversary with a sweet time capsule. To organise, you’ll need to prepare guests before the celebration by asking them to do one or more of the following:
BAKING PARTY
Kitchen Teas are all about sharing knowledge with others. One of the best ways to do this is by sharing a family recipe and baking it all-together!
A special bonding experience (especially if this is a recipe passed down through many generations) that results in good food and conversation (because, you have to eat what you make!). Working as a group, wine in hand, learning new tricks and creating a delicious feast – it’s bound to be one memorable experience.
BEAUTIFUL BOUQUETS
Fill a cart or table with an assortment of beautiful flowers. At some point during the day, announce to the party that it’s time get creative. Draw their attention to the flowers and explain that they aren’t just for decoration – they are, in fact, an activity!
Ask guests to make their way to the table and pick out a few of their favourite blooms. Once everyone has a handful of flowers, it’s time to gather around the kitchen table. Bring out craft supplies such as scissors, ribbons and twine so that each guest can then create their very own take-home ‘wedding bouquets’! A fun activity and favour all in one.
Tip: if you want to make a lasting bouquet, consider using dried flowers rather than fresh!
BISCUIT DECORATING
A wonderful Kitchen Tea activity that any age can (and will) enjoy! Make sure you have enough edible decorations (such as sprinkles, icing in a range of colours, shaved chocolate, etc.) for all; then watch in awe as plain biscuits are transformed into heavenly treats before your eyes.
You could even make a little competition out of it, requesting guests create ‘wedding themed’ biscuits; handing out a special prize for the masterpiece judged ‘most creative’ by the bride-to-be!
CUPCAKE DRESSES
Similar to above, but rather than sticking to the general ‘wedding’ theme, this time make the rules a little stricter!
Provide guests with piping bags, icing and edible decorations; then leave them to create cute wedding dresses on top of their cupcakes. Take it one step further by printing off small images of your bride-to-be’s face and sticking them to the top of toothpicks. Carefully place these picks into the ‘cupcake dresses’; demonstrating how b-e-a-utiful your bride would look in these sweet-as-can-be outfits on her wedding day!
Side note: This activity could also be used as a cheeky competition - chosen by your bride-to-be, the top 'fashion designer' wins a prize!
EDIBLE KITCHEN GARDEN
Why not help your bride-to-be set up an edible garden for the kitchen by organising a bit of a herb planting sesh?!
Set up a table filled with pots, herb seeds (or starter plants), soil, gloves and small shovels. From here, it’s up to guests (and the bride) to get their hands dirty. And the best part about this activity? These mini herb gardens provide entertainment AND a lasting favour all in one!
HIRE A CARICATURE ARTIST
For a kitchen tea with a very unique twist, why not invest some coin in having a caricature artist come to the party? The bride-to-be along with each of her guests will have the opportunity to be sketched; resulting in gifts/favours that will be forever treasured! It also provides MANY giggles, oohs and ahhs as those watching on see the caricature of their friend come to life in real time!
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: HAVING A CARICATURE ARTIST AT YOUR PARTY <<<
LIVE MUSIC
If your bestie enjoys nothing more than hitting up the gig scene, or sitting back and listening to some chilled out tunes, incorporate her love for music by hiring a local musician to entertain. The mix of acoustic melodies, good food, good people and good wine is a recipe for success.
SPLURGE ON PROFESSIONAL CHEFS
If you have cash to splash, there is also the option of hosting a cooking class. Either hire a personal chef to cook restaurant quality food for guests in your home (everyone can watch on and learn some sneaky tricks of the trade at the same time!), or take part in a cooking class at a dedicated venue (whereby guests create their own meals, before sitting down and eating their concoctions together).
SPOIL HER WITH A TIME CAPSULE
Help your best friend and her husband celebrate their one year wedding anniversary with a sweet time capsule. To organise, you’ll need to prepare guests before the celebration by asking them to do one or more of the following:
- Bring an additional, small, wrapped gift to the Kitchen Tea (a unique kitchen utensil, for example)
- Write down date night ideas for the happy couple to complete during their second year of marriage
- Write down memories you have of the couple (e.g. what happened the first time you met them)
- Wishes for the bride and her husband
- Recipes for a happy marriage
- Special recipes the couple can cook together
- A memento of their friendship with the couple (e.g. photos from years ago)
- A surprise (this can be anything the guest wishes to write/bring)
Ask everyone to add their goodies to the ‘time capsule’ box as they arrive (or throughout the party).
Seal the box once the celebration has wrapped up and gift to your best friend. Make sure you give her strict instructions NOT to open it before her wedding anniversary! If she doesn’t think she’ll last, keep it at your place and gift it to her one year later – what a beautiful surprise it will be!
Seal the box once the celebration has wrapped up and gift to your best friend. Make sure you give her strict instructions NOT to open it before her wedding anniversary! If she doesn’t think she’ll last, keep it at your place and gift it to her one year later – what a beautiful surprise it will be!
SEND YOUR KITCHEN TEA INVITATIONS
Now that you have an idea of where the celebration will be, whether or not it will be themed, and what (if any) activities you'll be participating in, it's time to tell the guests! When putting your Kitcen Tea invitations together, make sure you include the following points:
- What the event is, and who it's for
- The date of the celebration and the time it will start (you may wish to include an approximate end time as well)
- Where the event will be held (house, cafe, restaurant, garden)
- Whether or not the Kitchen Tea details on this invite are to be kept a secret from the bride-to-be - meaning you can surprise her on her special day!
- Whether or not guests have to bring anything (i.e. a kitchen gift for the bride-to-be, notes for the time capsule, etc.)
- RSVP date and time, alongside your phone number and email
If you decide to do one or two activities and wish to let the guests in on these plans, don't forget to put this information on the invites too. For example, if you're hiring a musician for the day, let guests know when the performance will start so that everyone arrives in plenty of time.
That being said, it can be fun to surprise guests as well - imagine arriving at a celebration and, surprise, finding live acoustic music in the lounge-room!
That being said, it can be fun to surprise guests as well - imagine arriving at a celebration and, surprise, finding live acoustic music in the lounge-room!
PLAY SOME GAMES FOR A KITCHEN TEA
Whether they’re used as ice-breakers or to add a bit of lighthearted fun to the day, having a few Kitchen Tea games up your sleeve is definitely a must!
BRIDAL TRIVIA
Create your very own trivia game, based entirely on your best friend! To organise, have a chat with your bride-to-be about her fun, weird, interesting and silly quirks (the ones she’s happy to share), and make up questions to go along with her answers.
At the Kitchen Tea, separate guests into groups and, one by one, make your way through each of your pre-written questions. The team who gets the most correct win a prize!
HE SAID SHE SAID
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First things first – you need to come up with some super cute couple questions to ask the bride and groom! These can be anything from ‘who met the future in-laws first’ to ‘who proposed?’. Tailor these to your friends as best you can. Print off your questions and head on over to your fave couples house; asking them to fill out their answers.
At the party, hand each guest (or team) a piece of paper and a pen. Now, slowly read out the questions to the group; asking players to write down their answers as you go. When you’ve finished, have your bride-to-be read out the actual answers. One point is awarded for every correct answer; with the person/team receiving the most points at the end being the winner/s.
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: HOW TO PLAY THE ULTIMATE 'HE SAID SHE SAID' GAME <<<
KITCHEN TEA BINGO
★Click here to download your FREE Kitchen Tea Bingo playing cards★
Start by clicking here and printing off enough of these FREE bingo cards for each guest.
When it comes to playing time, ask each party-goer to fill in the blank squares with gifts they think the bride-to-be will receive. As your beautiful bride opens her presents, guests must watch on closely and cross off any gifts that they wrote down before the game started. First to get five in a row (and yell 'BINGO') wins!
MR & MRS QUIZ
This game requires a little bit of organisation (but it is definitely worth it!). A few weeks before the party, ask the soon-to-be husband to answer some questions about himself, his soon-to-be bride, and their relationship. When coming up with these questions, be mindful of the guest list at this Kitchen Tea and the age of guests attending. Keep it classy and fun!
On the day of the Kitchen Tea, sit your beautiful bride-to-be down and, one by one, ask her the very same questions. See how many the couple answer the same!
Tip: Film the groom answering each question. You can then play each of his answers back on the TV after your bride has given her answer. This is a sweet way to tell the party whether or not she was correct.
RECIPES FOR A HAPPY MARRIAGE
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This sweet game (that doubles as a keepsake for the bride-to-be!) can be played in one of two ways:
★Click here for ‘Recipe Card’ inspiration★
This sweet game (that doubles as a keepsake for the bride-to-be!) can be played in one of two ways:
- Set out a bunch of wooden spoons and permanent markers next to a printed/framed sign (saying something along the lines of “please write your recipe for a happy marriage on a wooden spoon!” - That's not very creative by me, but you get the gist!).
- Place a bunch of homemade ‘recipe cards’ (i.e. a page with the heading ‘recipe’ followed by empty lines) next to a box or chest. Once again, set up a sign letting guests know what to do (e.g. “please share your favourite recipe for a happy marriage”).
From here it’s up to guests to share their words of wisdom. At the end of the celebration, your bride-to-be can take home and read these ‘recipes’ in the lead-up to her special day!
WHAT AGE WAS THE BRIDE?
★Click here to view a selection of beautiful ‘What Age was the Bride?’ playing cards★
★Click here to view a selection of beautiful ‘What Age was the Bride?’ playing cards★
This is such a cute game! To get it ready, print off at least 5 photos of your bride-to-be from different points in her life. Be sure to write down her correct age in each photo and keep these little details in a safe place (you will need to know this information on the day of her Kitchen Tea!). Display these pictures as you wish (stick to the wall, frame each photo individually, frame photos as a collage, pin to a pinboard, etc.). When it comes time to play, ask each of the girls to guess what age they think the bride-to-be was in the photographs. The person who gets the most right wins!
Tip: This game can also be played with photographs from the bride and groom’s relationship. Guests can then guess the order these big (or small) events in their lives happened or where they were when the photo was taken. Alternatively, Share photos of baby husband and baby wife – guests have to try and guess which baby is which!
For 20 more kitchen tea game ideas, click here!
For 20 more kitchen tea game ideas, click here!
OTHER KITCHEN TEA IDEAS
MAKE YOUR BEST FRIEND FEEL EXTRA SPECIAL
This Kitchen Tea is all about celebrating your best friend – so making her feel special is a must!
There are so many ways you can do this; from playing her favourite music, decorating with her favourite flowers and/or creating thoughtful keepsakes, to serving her favourite foods and supplying her favourite drink/s. You could also surprise her by bringing a theme to life that she absolutely adores, or by organising an extra special group gift – something she’s always spoken about but never actually owned.
It’s the little things that really count – the thoughtful touches that will mean the world to her. So put your heads together and come up with ways to wow her. It doesn’t have to be expensive; it just has to be her!
This Kitchen Tea is all about celebrating your best friend – so making her feel special is a must!
There are so many ways you can do this; from playing her favourite music, decorating with her favourite flowers and/or creating thoughtful keepsakes, to serving her favourite foods and supplying her favourite drink/s. You could also surprise her by bringing a theme to life that she absolutely adores, or by organising an extra special group gift – something she’s always spoken about but never actually owned.
It’s the little things that really count – the thoughtful touches that will mean the world to her. So put your heads together and come up with ways to wow her. It doesn’t have to be expensive; it just has to be her!
DECORATE LIKE A PRO!
When it comes to decor, you can have so much fun! Whether you go for a themed celebration (as mentioned earlier), stick to an overall ‘Kitchen’ vibe, or simply place a few stunning bunches of flowers around; you really can’t go wrong! To help get you inspired, we’ve shared some of our favourite Kitchen Tea decoration ideas below:
When it comes to decor, you can have so much fun! Whether you go for a themed celebration (as mentioned earlier), stick to an overall ‘Kitchen’ vibe, or simply place a few stunning bunches of flowers around; you really can’t go wrong! To help get you inspired, we’ve shared some of our favourite Kitchen Tea decoration ideas below:
ADD COLOUR WITH FLOWERS
when it comes to decorations, flowers are the BEST! Stunning, elegant and colourful, these beauties come in all shapes and sizes (and can be displayed in a range of fun ways, too!). For inspiration when it comes to floral decor, click here.
COUNT DOWN TO THE WEDDING
Using a blackboard or large sign, build excitement by highlighting how little time is left before the big day! E.g. ’14 days until she says ‘I Do’!’
FUNNY FACES
Help guests tell their glasses/champagne flutes apart in the best kind of way by printing off (at the smallest photo size possible) a range of funny (and nice) images of your bride-to-be.
Now for the fun part! Attach one photo per glass (that is, every single glass/champagne flute has it's own individual image of the bride attached to the stem or handle. A hole punch and some twine is an easy way to get this done).
Party-goers will have a great time checking out each other's images AND they won't forget which cup is theirs!
KITCHEN UTENSILS
Want the Kitchen Tea to be stunning, different and memorable? Why not use kitchen utensils as they've never been used before!
Fill teapots and teacups with flowers, use cheese graters as candle covers, place floating candles in wine glasses, fill the bowl of a mix master with floral bunches, etc.
Mixing a couple of these eccentric decorations into the day will not only create a fun vibe, but will also continue the Kitchen Tea theme no matter what your location may be (garden, lounge room, etc.).
TEA TIN VASES
For a unique twist on floral decor, why not dig out some old (washed!) tea tins and fill them with stunning blooms? This not only brings the ‘Kitchen Tea’ theme to life, but also makes for a fun talking point.
THE CARDBOARD GROOM
After some funny photo ops? A hilarious way to surprise the bride-to-be? Why not invest in a life-size cutout of the groom?!
WEDDING PHOTOS
Add a sweet, personal touch to the celebration by incorporating old wedding photos. Parents of the bride, parents of the groom, grandparents, etc. These could be framed or placed neatly in a photo album (with a special space at the beginning saved for your bride-to-be!).
If you're after some stunning eco-decor ideas for your Kitchen Tea celebration, click here.
when it comes to decorations, flowers are the BEST! Stunning, elegant and colourful, these beauties come in all shapes and sizes (and can be displayed in a range of fun ways, too!). For inspiration when it comes to floral decor, click here.
COUNT DOWN TO THE WEDDING
Using a blackboard or large sign, build excitement by highlighting how little time is left before the big day! E.g. ’14 days until she says ‘I Do’!’
FUNNY FACES
Help guests tell their glasses/champagne flutes apart in the best kind of way by printing off (at the smallest photo size possible) a range of funny (and nice) images of your bride-to-be.
Now for the fun part! Attach one photo per glass (that is, every single glass/champagne flute has it's own individual image of the bride attached to the stem or handle. A hole punch and some twine is an easy way to get this done).
Party-goers will have a great time checking out each other's images AND they won't forget which cup is theirs!
KITCHEN UTENSILS
Want the Kitchen Tea to be stunning, different and memorable? Why not use kitchen utensils as they've never been used before!
Fill teapots and teacups with flowers, use cheese graters as candle covers, place floating candles in wine glasses, fill the bowl of a mix master with floral bunches, etc.
Mixing a couple of these eccentric decorations into the day will not only create a fun vibe, but will also continue the Kitchen Tea theme no matter what your location may be (garden, lounge room, etc.).
TEA TIN VASES
For a unique twist on floral decor, why not dig out some old (washed!) tea tins and fill them with stunning blooms? This not only brings the ‘Kitchen Tea’ theme to life, but also makes for a fun talking point.
THE CARDBOARD GROOM
After some funny photo ops? A hilarious way to surprise the bride-to-be? Why not invest in a life-size cutout of the groom?!
WEDDING PHOTOS
Add a sweet, personal touch to the celebration by incorporating old wedding photos. Parents of the bride, parents of the groom, grandparents, etc. These could be framed or placed neatly in a photo album (with a special space at the beginning saved for your bride-to-be!).
If you're after some stunning eco-decor ideas for your Kitchen Tea celebration, click here.
KITCHEN TEA FAVOUR IDEAS
If you would like to give your guests a little something at the end of the celebration, check out the following ideas:
If you would like to give your guests a little something at the end of the celebration, check out the following ideas:
BAKED GOODS
Whether you whip up some delicious baked goods on your own, or order from one of the local bake houses, goodies such as cookies, cupcakes, mini cakes, chocolates and more make for beautiful (and mouth-watering!) favour ideas. Pack neatly in little bags or boxes for extra style.
COOKIE CUTTER SET
Coming in a range of shapes and sizes, you can get your hands on cookie cutter sets for just about any theme/occasion! A fun Kitchen Tea favour that’s also extremely handy in the home, cookie cutter sets are something your lucky guests can use again and again for many years to come!
Whether you whip up some delicious baked goods on your own, or order from one of the local bake houses, goodies such as cookies, cupcakes, mini cakes, chocolates and more make for beautiful (and mouth-watering!) favour ideas. Pack neatly in little bags or boxes for extra style.
COOKIE CUTTER SET
Coming in a range of shapes and sizes, you can get your hands on cookie cutter sets for just about any theme/occasion! A fun Kitchen Tea favour that’s also extremely handy in the home, cookie cutter sets are something your lucky guests can use again and again for many years to come!
EDIBLE PLANTS/SEEDS
★Click to view gorgeous seed pack favours★
Help guests create their own little kitchen garden by gifting either mini plant or seed pack favours! Thoughtful, eco-friendly, long-lasting and useful, these edible blooms make such a wonderful gift! Whether they are herbs, vegetables or fruits, party-goers are bound to be excited by the thought of adding to their indoor (or outdoor) gardens.
★Click to view gorgeous seed pack favours★
Help guests create their own little kitchen garden by gifting either mini plant or seed pack favours! Thoughtful, eco-friendly, long-lasting and useful, these edible blooms make such a wonderful gift! Whether they are herbs, vegetables or fruits, party-goers are bound to be excited by the thought of adding to their indoor (or outdoor) gardens.
ENGRAVED WOODEN SPOONS
★Click to view some gorgeous, personalized wooden spoons★
It’s safe to say that wooden spoons are a well-used kitchen utensil – which also makes them a fabulous favour idea! But rather than handing out plain wooden spoons that can be picked up at any cooking store, why not make things a little more special and have each spoon engraved? From quotes to sweet messages, there are many ways to bring the fun to your Kitchen Tea with these divine (and useful) favours!
★Click to view some gorgeous, personalized wooden spoons★
It’s safe to say that wooden spoons are a well-used kitchen utensil – which also makes them a fabulous favour idea! But rather than handing out plain wooden spoons that can be picked up at any cooking store, why not make things a little more special and have each spoon engraved? From quotes to sweet messages, there are many ways to bring the fun to your Kitchen Tea with these divine (and useful) favours!
FLOWER BOUQUETS
Typically the bride-to-be gives away her bouquet at the wedding, so this is a fun little twist on tradition that the girls will love. For a bouquet that lasts, we recommend using dried flowers rather than fresh.
TEA CUP SUCCULENTS
Head on down to your local op shop and find yourself some pretty tea cups! Fill each of these little beauties with succulents and soil; then finish off your favour by attaching a name tag to the handle. Living favours with a unique twist – everyone will love them!
Typically the bride-to-be gives away her bouquet at the wedding, so this is a fun little twist on tradition that the girls will love. For a bouquet that lasts, we recommend using dried flowers rather than fresh.
TEA CUP SUCCULENTS
Head on down to your local op shop and find yourself some pretty tea cups! Fill each of these little beauties with succulents and soil; then finish off your favour by attaching a name tag to the handle. Living favours with a unique twist – everyone will love them!
After more Kitchen Tea favour inspiration? Check out the following two articles:
RELATED KITCHEN TEA ARTICLE
If you loved the Kitchen Tea ideas mentioned above, you may also enjoy the following article! Blasting any confusion you may have had, here you will learn exactly what the differences are between a Kitchen Tea, Bridal Shower and Hen's Party (plus fun ways to combine two celebrations if your bride-to-be is after a little bit of everything!). Click here to learn more now.
If you loved the Kitchen Tea ideas mentioned above, you may also enjoy the following article! Blasting any confusion you may have had, here you will learn exactly what the differences are between a Kitchen Tea, Bridal Shower and Hen's Party (plus fun ways to combine two celebrations if your bride-to-be is after a little bit of everything!). Click here to learn more now.
FINAL THOUGHTS ON PLANNING A KITCHEN TEA
Phew! That was a lot of info to digest, but hopefully it will make your planning that little bit easier (and a lot more fun!). I'll keep adding to this article as more ideas come to mind. Likewise, if I've missed any inspiration you feel others would LOVE, please don't hesitate to share your thoughts via the comments section below or on our socials (AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest).
Cheers to a wonderful Kitchen Tea (planned to a tee!).
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
Cheers to a wonderful Kitchen Tea (planned to a tee!).
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
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AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
Imagine, for just one moment… you’re engaged (woohoo!), you’ve chosen your bridal party, and the wedding planning has well and truly begun. Everything is slowly coming together, with your special date fast approaching.
And whilst you’ve been busying yourself with a ridiculously long list of tasks that go hand-in-hand with organizing such a large event, those beautiful bridesmaids of yours have been secretly planning something too. A special celebration for your beautiful self! On last hurrah where you can celebrate your final days as a ‘single’ lady whilst surrounded by close friends and family.
Which begs the question… how do you want to spend your ‘final fling before the ring’?
Hen’s party, bridal shower or kitchen tea?
But to answer this question, you first need to know: what IS the difference between bridal shower and bachelorette party? What IS a kitchen tea? To help, we discuss the three different options below!
Imagine, for just one moment… you’re engaged (woohoo!), you’ve chosen your bridal party, and the wedding planning has well and truly begun. Everything is slowly coming together, with your special date fast approaching.
And whilst you’ve been busying yourself with a ridiculously long list of tasks that go hand-in-hand with organizing such a large event, those beautiful bridesmaids of yours have been secretly planning something too. A special celebration for your beautiful self! On last hurrah where you can celebrate your final days as a ‘single’ lady whilst surrounded by close friends and family.
Which begs the question… how do you want to spend your ‘final fling before the ring’?
Hen’s party, bridal shower or kitchen tea?
But to answer this question, you first need to know: what IS the difference between bridal shower and bachelorette party? What IS a kitchen tea? To help, we discuss the three different options below!
WHAT IS A KITCHEN TEA?
WHAT DO YOU DO AT A KITCHEN TEA?
Generally held during the day, a ‘Kitchen Tea’ is a fairly relaxed occasion whereby the bride’s closest friends and family (including the groom’s family) gather to share advice regarding the kitchen, enjoy some refreshments, dig in to some light meals and/or high tea, and play a couple of sweet games.
It is also commonplace for guests to bring along small gifts suitable for the kitchen (a way to help the happy couple set up their marital home).
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: KITCHEN TEA IDEAS - THE ULTIMATE GUIDE! <<<
WHO SCORES AN INVITE?
This type of celebration is perfect for those who wish to include the generations in their special day; with grandmothers, aunts, parents and younger family members all finding a Kitchen Tea welcoming and enjoyable.
And whilst this type of event was traditionally reserved for female friends and family only, the guest list is entirely up to the host (meaning close male friend/s and family members are more than welcome to take part in the day if you wish!).
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE?
When it comes to location, the beauty of hosting a Kitchen Tea is that there are an abundance of options! As long as the venue is somewhere you feel comfortable celebrating, giggling and telling stories, there is no reason you can’t celebrate there.
Whether this be a café, restaurant, house or even a picnic in the park/at the beach depends on your budget and the style of party you’re after.
FUN KITCHEN TEA GAME IDEA/S:
A sweet, fun and useful Kitchen Tea activity involves asking each guest to write down their favourite recipe prior to the event; bringing it along with them on the actual day.
When everyone has arrived, collect the recipes and stick them into a scrapbook. Leave this on a ‘guest book’ table alongside a Polaroid camera and some pens. This gives guests’ the chance to add photos of themselves with the bride-to-be, extra notes, etc. next to their recipe contribution.
Memories of the day will come flooding back every time the bride uses this book to create masterpieces in the kitchen!
You can find many more bridal shower & kitchen tea game ideas by clicking here.
Generally held during the day, a ‘Kitchen Tea’ is a fairly relaxed occasion whereby the bride’s closest friends and family (including the groom’s family) gather to share advice regarding the kitchen, enjoy some refreshments, dig in to some light meals and/or high tea, and play a couple of sweet games.
It is also commonplace for guests to bring along small gifts suitable for the kitchen (a way to help the happy couple set up their marital home).
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: KITCHEN TEA IDEAS - THE ULTIMATE GUIDE! <<<
WHO SCORES AN INVITE?
This type of celebration is perfect for those who wish to include the generations in their special day; with grandmothers, aunts, parents and younger family members all finding a Kitchen Tea welcoming and enjoyable.
And whilst this type of event was traditionally reserved for female friends and family only, the guest list is entirely up to the host (meaning close male friend/s and family members are more than welcome to take part in the day if you wish!).
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE?
When it comes to location, the beauty of hosting a Kitchen Tea is that there are an abundance of options! As long as the venue is somewhere you feel comfortable celebrating, giggling and telling stories, there is no reason you can’t celebrate there.
Whether this be a café, restaurant, house or even a picnic in the park/at the beach depends on your budget and the style of party you’re after.
FUN KITCHEN TEA GAME IDEA/S:
A sweet, fun and useful Kitchen Tea activity involves asking each guest to write down their favourite recipe prior to the event; bringing it along with them on the actual day.
When everyone has arrived, collect the recipes and stick them into a scrapbook. Leave this on a ‘guest book’ table alongside a Polaroid camera and some pens. This gives guests’ the chance to add photos of themselves with the bride-to-be, extra notes, etc. next to their recipe contribution.
Memories of the day will come flooding back every time the bride uses this book to create masterpieces in the kitchen!
You can find many more bridal shower & kitchen tea game ideas by clicking here.
WHAT IS A BRIDAL SHOWER (A.K.A. WEDDING SHOWER)?
WHAT DO YOU DO AT A BRIDAL SHOWER?
Held during the day, a ‘Bridal Shower’ is basically a relaxed celebration with your closest friends and family members (including the groom’s family).
Similar to the Kitchen Tea, light meals or high tea is enjoyed, refreshments are served, a few fun games are played, and advice regarding marriage and/or the home is shared. Guests’ may also take this opportunity to ‘shower’ the bride-to-be with gifts (hence the name!). However, unlike the ‘Kitchen Tea’ where gifts are reserved for the kitchen only, offers received at a Bridal Shower can be used anywhere in the home.
WHO SCORES AN INVITE?
Once again, this is a fantastic way to celebrate with grandmothers, aunts, parents and younger family members. Traditionally, it is a female-only event; however as mentioned earlier, it is entirely up to you who makes the final guest list!
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE?
Whether Bridal Showers are held at the maid of honour’s house or a favourite café down the road, it’s bound to be a good time! As with the Kitchen tea, just make sure the chosen venue is somewhere you feel comfortable sharing stories, having a laugh and letting loose (just a little bit!).
FUN BRIDAL SHOWER GAME IDEA/S:
This is a favourite of ours because it’s a fun activity and beautiful keepsake all in one! To play, simply ask each guest to write down their favourite memory involving the bride-to-be onto a piece of paper. Collect each memory and, one-by-one, read them aloud to the group. The bride-to-be must then try and guess who each memory belongs to (she may even like to tell the back story if it’s a good one!).
After the shower, stick each of the memories into a scrapbook or photo album – a lovely souvenir from a wonderful day!
Click here to find more fun bridal shower games.
Held during the day, a ‘Bridal Shower’ is basically a relaxed celebration with your closest friends and family members (including the groom’s family).
Similar to the Kitchen Tea, light meals or high tea is enjoyed, refreshments are served, a few fun games are played, and advice regarding marriage and/or the home is shared. Guests’ may also take this opportunity to ‘shower’ the bride-to-be with gifts (hence the name!). However, unlike the ‘Kitchen Tea’ where gifts are reserved for the kitchen only, offers received at a Bridal Shower can be used anywhere in the home.
WHO SCORES AN INVITE?
Once again, this is a fantastic way to celebrate with grandmothers, aunts, parents and younger family members. Traditionally, it is a female-only event; however as mentioned earlier, it is entirely up to you who makes the final guest list!
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE?
Whether Bridal Showers are held at the maid of honour’s house or a favourite café down the road, it’s bound to be a good time! As with the Kitchen tea, just make sure the chosen venue is somewhere you feel comfortable sharing stories, having a laugh and letting loose (just a little bit!).
FUN BRIDAL SHOWER GAME IDEA/S:
This is a favourite of ours because it’s a fun activity and beautiful keepsake all in one! To play, simply ask each guest to write down their favourite memory involving the bride-to-be onto a piece of paper. Collect each memory and, one-by-one, read them aloud to the group. The bride-to-be must then try and guess who each memory belongs to (she may even like to tell the back story if it’s a good one!).
After the shower, stick each of the memories into a scrapbook or photo album – a lovely souvenir from a wonderful day!
Click here to find more fun bridal shower games.
WHAT IS A HENS PARTY (A.K.A. BACHELORETTE PARTY)?
WHAT IS A HENS PARTY?
In complete contrast to the relaxed family affairs mentioned above, a ‘Hens Party’ is often quite the adventure! Generally beginning with some drinks, nibbles and ice-breaker games, the hens soon move on to an activity or two.
Depending on the bride-to-be and her wishes (it’s always a good idea to find out what type of celebration she’s after before planning anything!), these activities could be anything from a group dance class to a strip show.
By the time the pre-planned shenanigans have finished, expect guests to be well and truly in party mode! It’s not uncommon for celebrations to continue well into the small hours of the morning.
WHO SCORES AN INVITE?
As a hens party can be quite revealing at times, the bride-to-be must feel comfortable with those in attendance. Therefore, inviting close friends and, if the hen doesn’t get embarrassed easily, family, is a safe bet. This is definitely not the type of event for youngsters (and grandmothers may not appreciate an invite either!).
That being said, a hens party doesn’t have to be all cheek. Many brides are opting for classy celebrations these days – no peckers in site – making them more accommodating to other attendees!
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: IMPORTANT INVITE DETAILS YOU CAN'T MISS! <<<
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE?
When it comes to location, hen’s parties differ greatly. Almost always they begin at a particular meeting point (such as a house, hotel room or restaurant). This provides time for guests to arrive, get to know one another, and have a few drinks/nibbles before anything too crazy kicks off.
Where to next depends on what has been planned. Travel to activities is quite common; however with so many mobile entertainment options available these days, hen parties at home (or at one particular venue) are becoming more and more popular.
FUN HEN PARTY GAME IDEA/S?
‘Before’ and ‘After’ photos make for some hilarious keepsakes of the night. Simply take a picture of each guest as they arrive (looking Ah-mazing!), holing a blackboard or sign that says ‘Before’. Take another photo as guests’ leave (this time holding a board or sign that says ‘After’).
Stick each guests’ before and after photo next to each other in a book and challenge your hen to NOT smile when she looks back at it!
For a huge list of hen party games (sweet, cheeky and everything in between!), click here.
In complete contrast to the relaxed family affairs mentioned above, a ‘Hens Party’ is often quite the adventure! Generally beginning with some drinks, nibbles and ice-breaker games, the hens soon move on to an activity or two.
Depending on the bride-to-be and her wishes (it’s always a good idea to find out what type of celebration she’s after before planning anything!), these activities could be anything from a group dance class to a strip show.
By the time the pre-planned shenanigans have finished, expect guests to be well and truly in party mode! It’s not uncommon for celebrations to continue well into the small hours of the morning.
WHO SCORES AN INVITE?
As a hens party can be quite revealing at times, the bride-to-be must feel comfortable with those in attendance. Therefore, inviting close friends and, if the hen doesn’t get embarrassed easily, family, is a safe bet. This is definitely not the type of event for youngsters (and grandmothers may not appreciate an invite either!).
That being said, a hens party doesn’t have to be all cheek. Many brides are opting for classy celebrations these days – no peckers in site – making them more accommodating to other attendees!
>>> RELATED ARTICLE: IMPORTANT INVITE DETAILS YOU CAN'T MISS! <<<
WHERE DO YOU CELEBRATE?
When it comes to location, hen’s parties differ greatly. Almost always they begin at a particular meeting point (such as a house, hotel room or restaurant). This provides time for guests to arrive, get to know one another, and have a few drinks/nibbles before anything too crazy kicks off.
Where to next depends on what has been planned. Travel to activities is quite common; however with so many mobile entertainment options available these days, hen parties at home (or at one particular venue) are becoming more and more popular.
FUN HEN PARTY GAME IDEA/S?
‘Before’ and ‘After’ photos make for some hilarious keepsakes of the night. Simply take a picture of each guest as they arrive (looking Ah-mazing!), holing a blackboard or sign that says ‘Before’. Take another photo as guests’ leave (this time holding a board or sign that says ‘After’).
Stick each guests’ before and after photo next to each other in a book and challenge your hen to NOT smile when she looks back at it!
For a huge list of hen party games (sweet, cheeky and everything in between!), click here.
WHAT NOW?
If you’re not sure what type of celebration your beautiful bride-to-be is after, definitely ask her! If a particular style jumps out at her, let the bridesmaids know as soon as possible and plan accordingly. This will not only mean that you can organize something truly special, but will also ensure that the guest of honour doesn’t end up getting whisked away on a hen’s party when what she really wanted was a bridal shower (or vice versa).
To help with your planning journey, check out the 'Party Planning Tips' page by clicking here!
To help with your planning journey, check out the 'Party Planning Tips' page by clicking here!
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If you enjoyed learning about the difference between bridal shower and bachelorette party, you may also enjoy learning more about the Kitchen Tea party. From the first steps of planning right through to the games and activities, this article has absolutely everything you need to know to pull off an amazing celebration! Click here to read this Kitchen Tea article now.
If you enjoyed learning about the difference between bridal shower and bachelorette party, you may also enjoy learning more about the Kitchen Tea party. From the first steps of planning right through to the games and activities, this article has absolutely everything you need to know to pull off an amazing celebration! Click here to read this Kitchen Tea article now.
CONCLUDING ON BRIDAL SHOWER VS BACHELORETTE PARTY EVENTS
Whether you end up organizing a casual high tea, a cheeky night on the town, or a little bit of both, it’s sure to be an event to remember! Why? Because when someone is surrounded by all of their incredible friends at the same time, fun and laughs WILL be had – no matter where you are or what you’re doing!
If you have anything else to add, please don't hesitate to share your thoughts in the comments section below (or via our socials: AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest).
Cheers to an AMAZING celebration, no matter the style!
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
If you have anything else to add, please don't hesitate to share your thoughts in the comments section below (or via our socials: AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest).
Cheers to an AMAZING celebration, no matter the style!
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
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AUTHOR: BEC OF 'FOR EVERY HEN'
After dropping the kids to school the other day, a thought crossed my mind... how fun would a ‘back to school’ party theme be for a hen do?! Set up like a normal school day ('class schedule' and all), you could make your way through different subjects, eat your way through delicious food, and, of course, drink you way through refreshing bevies! If you like the idea of a back to school theme party for adults (or you’re intrigued by the idea), read on!
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After dropping the kids to school the other day, a thought crossed my mind... how fun would a ‘back to school’ party theme be for a hen do?! Set up like a normal school day ('class schedule' and all), you could make your way through different subjects, eat your way through delicious food, and, of course, drink you way through refreshing bevies! If you like the idea of a back to school theme party for adults (or you’re intrigued by the idea), read on!
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IT ALL BEGINS WITH A CLASS SCHEDULE
When thinking of what to do for your best friend's 'back to school' hen's party, it's best to start with a 'class schedule'. This will not only fit in perfectly with the overall theme and make for a great invitation (giving guests a hint of what's to come), but having it all written down will also help you decide on activities, decide on approximate times for said activities and more!
To make this task easier for you, we've provided some 'class/subject' inspiration below. Include three or more of the following classes to guarantee an amazing day!
Hot tip: We have provided activity ideas and back to school party games inspiration for each class. You don't have to do every single one of these suggestions, just choose the ones that you like/suit your party best and go from there! Happy planning :-)
To make this task easier for you, we've provided some 'class/subject' inspiration below. Include three or more of the following classes to guarantee an amazing day!
Hot tip: We have provided activity ideas and back to school party games inspiration for each class. You don't have to do every single one of these suggestions, just choose the ones that you like/suit your party best and go from there! Happy planning :-)
DRAMA CLASS
Dinner and a show, anyone? Take this opportunity to see the professionals in action! From musical theatre and circus acts to male revue shows and stand-up comedians, there are so many fun, unique, awe-inspiring and amazing ways to appreciate the art of performance.
Rather have the show come to you? Why not hire yourself a comedy hypnotist? Not only a hilarious performance by a professional, but also a way for your guests to show off their skills once under the spell of hypnosis!
Rather have the show come to you? Why not hire yourself a comedy hypnotist? Not only a hilarious performance by a professional, but also a way for your guests to show off their skills once under the spell of hypnosis!
DRAMA CLASS GAMES:
Drama class calls for some fun, interactive games that get everyone involved. From capturing hilarious moments on camera to performing hidden talents for the group, below are all the ways you can bring the drama to your hen party games:
CAPTURE THIS:
Capture hilarious poses and moments on camera with this fun game. Click here for instructions.
CHARADES:
one person acts out a phrase/object to their group. If the group guesses what it is within a certain time-frame, they get one point. The group with the most points at the end of the game wins. Think of back to school party related game cards to tie in with the theme (e.g. teacher's pet, detention, etc.).
NAILED IT:
Experts show off their hidden talents and then groups have to try and replicate it. Click here fore full game instructions.
Drama class calls for some fun, interactive games that get everyone involved. From capturing hilarious moments on camera to performing hidden talents for the group, below are all the ways you can bring the drama to your hen party games:
CAPTURE THIS:
Capture hilarious poses and moments on camera with this fun game. Click here for instructions.
CHARADES:
one person acts out a phrase/object to their group. If the group guesses what it is within a certain time-frame, they get one point. The group with the most points at the end of the game wins. Think of back to school party related game cards to tie in with the theme (e.g. teacher's pet, detention, etc.).
NAILED IT:
Experts show off their hidden talents and then groups have to try and replicate it. Click here fore full game instructions.
ART CLASS:
It’s time to get those creative juices flowing! From paint and sip classes (where you can create beautiful masterpieces, wine in hand) or creative workshops (such as terrarium making and terracotta pot decorating), to nude drawing lessons (hello, naked friend!) and body painting workshops, there are back to school crafts for adults to suit all types of personalities.
If your group would prefer to sit this class out (literally), you could bring in the creative instead! Hire a caricature artist who can draw each of your girls in the most unique and memorable way. This will not only be heaps of fun (imagine watching the caricature of your friend take form, right in front of your eyes), but a cartoon portrait will also make for a memorable favour that each of your guests will treasure forever.
If your group would prefer to sit this class out (literally), you could bring in the creative instead! Hire a caricature artist who can draw each of your girls in the most unique and memorable way. This will not only be heaps of fun (imagine watching the caricature of your friend take form, right in front of your eyes), but a cartoon portrait will also make for a memorable favour that each of your guests will treasure forever.
ART CLASS GAMES:
Art class games are designed to get the creative juices flowing! From hilarious drawings to unique photographs, below are all the ways you can incorporate art in your hen party games:
DIRTY PICTIONARY (OR BRIDAL PICTIONARY IF YOU'RE AFTER A CLEANER OPTION!):
Come up with a list of words related to weddings/hen parties (these can be dirty or clean). Individuals then take it in turns to draw a chosen word/phrase, whilst their team members try and guess what it is. Click here for full game instructions.
DESIGNER GOWN:
On a computer, paste an image of your hen’s face at the top of a blank A4 page and print off enough for each guest. Party-goers then design bridal gowns by drawing a dress, veil, shoes, etc. onto the page with your hen’s face at the top (this means they have to draw arms, legs, bodies, etc.). Best dress wins!
DIY GOWN:
Teams create designer wedding dresses (within a 10 minute time-frame) using ONLY toilet paper (you can find bamboo and recycled toilet paper here). This is achieved by dressing one of the team members by wrapping, throwing, twisting, etc. toilet paper all over their body. Bride-to-be chooses the winning team once they've all shown off their designs.
TRACING TRUTHS:
Place a piece of paper on the ground and, one at a time, ask the girls to trace around their hands WITHOUT bending their knees! Write down all of the funny things they say whilst drawing (e.g. 'This is SO hard!'). Prepare for giggles as you announce that, thanks to them, you now know what your bride-to-be will be saying to her husband on their wedding night (i.e. 'This is SO hard!'). Click here for full game instructions.
SNAP THAT:
Before the celebration, type up a checklist that includes different types of group and portrait shots. 'Funny faces', ‘laughter’, ‘dancing’, 'the hen and her family', and ‘a selfie’, are all great options. Hand each guest a checklist and ask that they capture (photograph) as many items from the list as possible. The person who ticks off the most is the winner! Click here for full game instructions.
Art class games are designed to get the creative juices flowing! From hilarious drawings to unique photographs, below are all the ways you can incorporate art in your hen party games:
DIRTY PICTIONARY (OR BRIDAL PICTIONARY IF YOU'RE AFTER A CLEANER OPTION!):
Come up with a list of words related to weddings/hen parties (these can be dirty or clean). Individuals then take it in turns to draw a chosen word/phrase, whilst their team members try and guess what it is. Click here for full game instructions.
DESIGNER GOWN:
On a computer, paste an image of your hen’s face at the top of a blank A4 page and print off enough for each guest. Party-goers then design bridal gowns by drawing a dress, veil, shoes, etc. onto the page with your hen’s face at the top (this means they have to draw arms, legs, bodies, etc.). Best dress wins!
DIY GOWN:
Teams create designer wedding dresses (within a 10 minute time-frame) using ONLY toilet paper (you can find bamboo and recycled toilet paper here). This is achieved by dressing one of the team members by wrapping, throwing, twisting, etc. toilet paper all over their body. Bride-to-be chooses the winning team once they've all shown off their designs.
TRACING TRUTHS:
Place a piece of paper on the ground and, one at a time, ask the girls to trace around their hands WITHOUT bending their knees! Write down all of the funny things they say whilst drawing (e.g. 'This is SO hard!'). Prepare for giggles as you announce that, thanks to them, you now know what your bride-to-be will be saying to her husband on their wedding night (i.e. 'This is SO hard!'). Click here for full game instructions.
SNAP THAT:
Before the celebration, type up a checklist that includes different types of group and portrait shots. 'Funny faces', ‘laughter’, ‘dancing’, 'the hen and her family', and ‘a selfie’, are all great options. Hand each guest a checklist and ask that they capture (photograph) as many items from the list as possible. The person who ticks off the most is the winner! Click here for full game instructions.
HEALTH & PHYSICAL EDUCATION:
Physical Education is all about, well, getting physical! If you’re hosting an event at home, why not hire a dance instructor to get those bodies moving? From vintage to pop, twerking to lap dancing, it’s going to be a good time. And if you’re out and about? Dance classes are still an option, as are other physical activities such as canoeing, bike riding, zip-lining, stand up paddling, surfing, rock climbing, bubble soccer, laser tag, and more.
For those after a cheeky twist for their PE class, this subject also happens to be where you learn all about the human body. Well, ladies, there’s no better way to gain an understanding of the male form than with a stripper and/or topless waiter! The perfect surprise for that naughty student of yours.
For those after a cheeky twist for their PE class, this subject also happens to be where you learn all about the human body. Well, ladies, there’s no better way to gain an understanding of the male form than with a stripper and/or topless waiter! The perfect surprise for that naughty student of yours.
P.E. GAMES:
P.E. is the perfect time to play games that focus on the human body (in ALL its glory!). See below for some hilariously cheeky ways you can bring the 'physical education' to your hen party games:
PIN THE JUNK ON THE HUNK (OR PIN THE BOUQUET ON THE BRIDE):
Print off a LARGE photo or poster of your hen’s crush (for example) + enough cartoon peckers for each guest. Guests can then take it in turns to be blindfolded and spun before tying to ‘pin’ the junk in the correct position. Write guests’ name's on their particular penis so that you can keep track of who is winning! This game also works using a picture of your beautiful bride-to-be and printed off bouquets (guests can then try to pin the bouquet in the correct spot).
PLAYDOUGH PECKERS:
Each team/individual is given some playdough and asked to mould a penis within a certain time-frame. The bride-to-be then gives prizes out to one or more of the following categories: best shaped pecker, biggest pecker, funniest pecker, etc.! Don't want to mould a penis? Teams could mould a man, mould parts of a man, or mould the bride instead!
PUMP THE PECKER:
Ask guests to get into pairs and give each team one balloon pump and one LONG balloon. One person from each pair then sits on a seat, balloon pump held tightly between their thighs; hands behind their back. On 'GO!' the other person in each pair must place the balloon over the top of the pump, kneel down and pump it up as fast as they can! First team to inflate or pop their balloon wins! Click here for full game instructions.
THIS OR THAT?
Pick a particular category (for example, 'porn or singing', 'boobs or butt', etc.), search for some hilarious images and create game cards from your stash of piccies (click here for example layouts). Guests must then guess if it's one or the other. The person with the most right at the end wins!
WHO'S YOUR MAN?
Ask the groom and each of his groomsmen to take pictures of body parts: nose, eye, foot, hair, hand, chin, bicep, etc. Print each of these photos off big enough that everyone can see them (or load them onto a slideshow and use a TV for viewing).
On the day, make your way through the body parts; asking the bride-to-be to pick her husband’s photo from the rest (i.e. if the groom has three groomsmen, hold up four images of feet and ask her to point to her groom’s. Do the same for the rest of your pictures). Every wrong answer? Your lovely hen must drink!
P.E. is the perfect time to play games that focus on the human body (in ALL its glory!). See below for some hilariously cheeky ways you can bring the 'physical education' to your hen party games:
PIN THE JUNK ON THE HUNK (OR PIN THE BOUQUET ON THE BRIDE):
Print off a LARGE photo or poster of your hen’s crush (for example) + enough cartoon peckers for each guest. Guests can then take it in turns to be blindfolded and spun before tying to ‘pin’ the junk in the correct position. Write guests’ name's on their particular penis so that you can keep track of who is winning! This game also works using a picture of your beautiful bride-to-be and printed off bouquets (guests can then try to pin the bouquet in the correct spot).
PLAYDOUGH PECKERS:
Each team/individual is given some playdough and asked to mould a penis within a certain time-frame. The bride-to-be then gives prizes out to one or more of the following categories: best shaped pecker, biggest pecker, funniest pecker, etc.! Don't want to mould a penis? Teams could mould a man, mould parts of a man, or mould the bride instead!
PUMP THE PECKER:
Ask guests to get into pairs and give each team one balloon pump and one LONG balloon. One person from each pair then sits on a seat, balloon pump held tightly between their thighs; hands behind their back. On 'GO!' the other person in each pair must place the balloon over the top of the pump, kneel down and pump it up as fast as they can! First team to inflate or pop their balloon wins! Click here for full game instructions.
THIS OR THAT?
Pick a particular category (for example, 'porn or singing', 'boobs or butt', etc.), search for some hilarious images and create game cards from your stash of piccies (click here for example layouts). Guests must then guess if it's one or the other. The person with the most right at the end wins!
WHO'S YOUR MAN?
Ask the groom and each of his groomsmen to take pictures of body parts: nose, eye, foot, hair, hand, chin, bicep, etc. Print each of these photos off big enough that everyone can see them (or load them onto a slideshow and use a TV for viewing).
On the day, make your way through the body parts; asking the bride-to-be to pick her husband’s photo from the rest (i.e. if the groom has three groomsmen, hold up four images of feet and ask her to point to her groom’s. Do the same for the rest of your pictures). Every wrong answer? Your lovely hen must drink!
HISTORY CLASS:
Step back in time and celebrate Vintage style with this fun and unique History class! From swing dancing and burlesque to Vintage hair/makeup and pin-up photoshoots, there are countless ways to engage students.
If you're after a more settled session, there are also the options of drive in movies, seeing a favourite flick at a vintage theatre, or watching the best movies from the 70s and 80s in the comfort of your lounge/on a projector screen in the yard (wine, chocolate and popcorn mandatory)!
If you're after a more settled session, there are also the options of drive in movies, seeing a favourite flick at a vintage theatre, or watching the best movies from the 70s and 80s in the comfort of your lounge/on a projector screen in the yard (wine, chocolate and popcorn mandatory)!
HISTORY CLASS GAMES:
History class calls for some fun games that take a sneak peek into the past. From funny stories to trivia, below are all the ways you can bring the history to your hen party games:
EMBARRASSING STORIES:
This is where you really need to dig up those hilarious stories that are, well, history! Have each guest anonymously write down an embarrassing/funny experience they’ve had. Collect the stories and place them in a bowl. One by one, your hen can read them aloud to the group; attempting to guess who each story belongs to as she goes!
TRIVIA:
Create your own trivia night! Simply search the internet for some hilarious questions (these can be naughty or nice depending on the type of party you're hosting). Write your favourites onto a question sheet.
At the party, separate guests into teams and slowly make your way through each of your questions. Team with the most right answers at the end wins. Handy tip: use questions about your bride-to-be's life instead (e.g. how old was she when she first kissed a boy? Who was her first crush? etc.)!
WHAT AGE WAS THE BRIDE?
Print off at least 5 fun photos of your hen from different points in her life and record her age in the photo somewhere safe. Display the pictures as you wish (bluetack to the wall, pinned to a board, etc.). Guests can then guess what age they think the hen was in each photograph by writing their answers on paper. The person who gets the most right wins! Click to view 'what age was the bride' game card printable.
A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE:
Guests writes down a special memory they have with the bride-to-be and place them into a bowl. One by one, your hen reads them aloud to the group; trying to guess who each memory belongs to as she goes. Make the game a little more crazy by having your hen have drink or do a pre-prepared dare for every wrong guess she makes!
History class calls for some fun games that take a sneak peek into the past. From funny stories to trivia, below are all the ways you can bring the history to your hen party games:
EMBARRASSING STORIES:
This is where you really need to dig up those hilarious stories that are, well, history! Have each guest anonymously write down an embarrassing/funny experience they’ve had. Collect the stories and place them in a bowl. One by one, your hen can read them aloud to the group; attempting to guess who each story belongs to as she goes!
TRIVIA:
Create your own trivia night! Simply search the internet for some hilarious questions (these can be naughty or nice depending on the type of party you're hosting). Write your favourites onto a question sheet.
At the party, separate guests into teams and slowly make your way through each of your questions. Team with the most right answers at the end wins. Handy tip: use questions about your bride-to-be's life instead (e.g. how old was she when she first kissed a boy? Who was her first crush? etc.)!
WHAT AGE WAS THE BRIDE?
Print off at least 5 fun photos of your hen from different points in her life and record her age in the photo somewhere safe. Display the pictures as you wish (bluetack to the wall, pinned to a board, etc.). Guests can then guess what age they think the hen was in each photograph by writing their answers on paper. The person who gets the most right wins! Click to view 'what age was the bride' game card printable.
A WALK DOWN MEMORY LANE:
Guests writes down a special memory they have with the bride-to-be and place them into a bowl. One by one, your hen reads them aloud to the group; trying to guess who each memory belongs to as she goes. Make the game a little more crazy by having your hen have drink or do a pre-prepared dare for every wrong guess she makes!
MATHS CLASS:
Maths is all about problem solving. And what better way to get your mind's ticking than with an escape room experience? Whether you take part in this activity at a venue dedicated to Escape Rooms, or create a DIY version for your home, this exercise will have you cracking codes and piecing together puzzles as a team in no time! Like the idea of problem solving with a time limit? You may also enjoy 'minute to win it' style puzzles. Not only will they be fun and tie in perfectly with this lesson, but they are also a great ice-breaker (the laughter will be real!). Some examples include:
ACTUAL MATHS FACTS:
Print off some simple equations and see who gets the most right within one minute.
CHEEKY PUZZLES:
Print off some hilarious photos of your bride to be (or, if it's a cheekier soiree, male body parts!). One by one, cut the photos up into small, puzzle style pieces and place them into bags (one photo - or all the little pieces of the photo - per bag). See who can put together their photo within one minute.
DIRTY RIDDLES:
Print off some riddles that sound dirty but actually have a very clean answer (click here for ideas). See who can get the most right within one minute. If you want to keep this game clean, use G/PG rated riddles instead!
ACTUAL MATHS FACTS:
Print off some simple equations and see who gets the most right within one minute.
CHEEKY PUZZLES:
Print off some hilarious photos of your bride to be (or, if it's a cheekier soiree, male body parts!). One by one, cut the photos up into small, puzzle style pieces and place them into bags (one photo - or all the little pieces of the photo - per bag). See who can put together their photo within one minute.
DIRTY RIDDLES:
Print off some riddles that sound dirty but actually have a very clean answer (click here for ideas). See who can get the most right within one minute. If you want to keep this game clean, use G/PG rated riddles instead!
MUSIC CLASS:
There are SO many fun ways to bring the music to your day, it’s hard to know where to begin! For starters, you could set up a karaoke machine and let your gals go crazy singing their favourite old-school songs, group ballads and more. Interactive African Drumming is also a great way to bring rhythm to your day, as is a dance class (that could be filmed and turned into your very own music video clip!).
If you’re heading out for your celebration, a mobile silent disco is an amazing way to party. As you shimmy through the streets and sing at the top of your lungs, you will not only feel free as a bird, but you will also put on the most hilarious show for those passing by! Then there is also the option of attending a live gig if one of her favourite artists are in town, or simply taking in some tunes at the local pub.
If you’re heading out for your celebration, a mobile silent disco is an amazing way to party. As you shimmy through the streets and sing at the top of your lungs, you will not only feel free as a bird, but you will also put on the most hilarious show for those passing by! Then there is also the option of attending a live gig if one of her favourite artists are in town, or simply taking in some tunes at the local pub.
MUSIC CLASS GAMES:
Music class definitely calls for some musical games! See below for some ways to bring the song and dance to your hen party games:
LET'S DANCE:
Guests stand in a circle and wait for your bride-to-be to get the dancing started. How? By making up one simple dance move (e.g. twerking)! Starting with the person to her left, each guest then takes it in turns to repeat the bride’s dance move (that is, they twerk). Once the entire circle has had a turn, the next player (person to the left of your bride) twerks before adding in their own move (e.g. a star jump). Each guest then has to twerk and do a star jump.
Keep playing until everyone has added one move. The game finishes with the group performing their entire routine together!
Music class definitely calls for some musical games! See below for some ways to bring the song and dance to your hen party games:
LET'S DANCE:
Guests stand in a circle and wait for your bride-to-be to get the dancing started. How? By making up one simple dance move (e.g. twerking)! Starting with the person to her left, each guest then takes it in turns to repeat the bride’s dance move (that is, they twerk). Once the entire circle has had a turn, the next player (person to the left of your bride) twerks before adding in their own move (e.g. a star jump). Each guest then has to twerk and do a star jump.
Keep playing until everyone has added one move. The game finishes with the group performing their entire routine together!
RECESS/LUNCH TIME:
Recess and lunch means three main things. Eating all the food, drinking all the drink, and letting loose with your friends! Make this easy for your guests by setting up all-you-can-eat food tables (where they could stock up their ‘lunch boxes’ or ‘food trays’), a drink bar (complete with water, punch and a mix of alcoholic beverages/mixers for those DIY cocktail enthusiasts), and a lunch area (somewhere guests can chill out, eat, drink and chat for a while in-between classes).
If you feel like splurging, there is also the option of hiring a food truck or a private chef.
Want to make lunch/recess an activity in itself? Why not try out some cocktail making classes, a cheeky baking class (learn how to create some 18+ biscuits or cakes!), chocolate making lessons, a high tea, wine tasting (that includes a luncheon as well) or even a surprise picnic in a stunning location?
If you feel like splurging, there is also the option of hiring a food truck or a private chef.
Want to make lunch/recess an activity in itself? Why not try out some cocktail making classes, a cheeky baking class (learn how to create some 18+ biscuits or cakes!), chocolate making lessons, a high tea, wine tasting (that includes a luncheon as well) or even a surprise picnic in a stunning location?
SCHOOLIES/SCHOOL'S OUT:
Woohoo! You DID it! You passed the final exam and the school day/year is over! Now it’s time to celebrate all that HARD work and PARTAY! Do this by hitting the town (or your lounge, music blaring!), downing some of your favourite bevs, and dancing the night away!
Handy hint: actually organise a 'final exam' before guests can officially attend 'schoolies'! Make it a simple yet fun task that everyone can complete together (e.g. take a shot, pose for a class photo, sing a group song, etc.).
Handy hint: actually organise a 'final exam' before guests can officially attend 'schoolies'! Make it a simple yet fun task that everyone can complete together (e.g. take a shot, pose for a class photo, sing a group song, etc.).
FUN EXTRAS YOU CAN ALSO ADD TO YOUR 'CLASS SCHEDULE'
SCHOOL RULES:
Create a sheet of strict ‘school rules’ that are to be followed throughout the celebration. These could be anything from ‘Don’t say the word wedding’ to ‘Don’t drink on campus’ (meaning every guest must take a swig of their drink when they think no-one else is looking! Those who get caught get a warning – 3 warnings and it’s off to detention!).
Whether or not you decide to follow these rules to a tee doesn’t matter, it’s a great way to get everyone laughing and in the mood for a ‘school yard party’ as they walk through the door!
Fun Tip: Nominate a school principal and teacher at the beginning of the party (these roles can change throughout the day). They can be in charge of enforcing the rules and giving out warnings/hilarious punishments when required!
Create a sheet of strict ‘school rules’ that are to be followed throughout the celebration. These could be anything from ‘Don’t say the word wedding’ to ‘Don’t drink on campus’ (meaning every guest must take a swig of their drink when they think no-one else is looking! Those who get caught get a warning – 3 warnings and it’s off to detention!).
Whether or not you decide to follow these rules to a tee doesn’t matter, it’s a great way to get everyone laughing and in the mood for a ‘school yard party’ as they walk through the door!
Fun Tip: Nominate a school principal and teacher at the beginning of the party (these roles can change throughout the day). They can be in charge of enforcing the rules and giving out warnings/hilarious punishments when required!
FIRST DAY OF SCHOOL PHOTOS
★Click here to view a selection of fun & reusable ‘Back to School’ boards★
You know those ‘first day of school’ boards that the preppies hold, stating their age, what they want to be when they’re older, their favourite colour, etc. (click here to view some examples)? They (or a DIY version) would be perfect for this! Snap a pic of each guest as they arrive for a great memento (if you can, use a polaroid camera to take these pictures and stick them under a ‘[insert bride-to-be’s name]’s class of 2020!’ sign on the wall!).
★Click here to view a selection of fun & reusable ‘Back to School’ boards★
You know those ‘first day of school’ boards that the preppies hold, stating their age, what they want to be when they’re older, their favourite colour, etc. (click here to view some examples)? They (or a DIY version) would be perfect for this! Snap a pic of each guest as they arrive for a great memento (if you can, use a polaroid camera to take these pictures and stick them under a ‘[insert bride-to-be’s name]’s class of 2020!’ sign on the wall!).
CLASS PHOTOS:
Photo day is a big deal. Hair sleeked back, outfit on point, beautiful smile (or, if you’re THAT guy, the random crazy face). With everyone looking their best, make time in the day to get a ‘class photo’. Following the party, whip up a template on your computer that includes this pic, a heading (such as “school” name or ‘[name]’s hen’s party 2020’) and a list of everyone’s name’s in the “class” (in other words, make it look like an actual school photo). Print it off at your local photo printing store, frame and gift to your bride-to-be!
DETENTION:
Guys, it’s not ok to be breaking the school rules, ok?! For those pesky gals who just won’t listen, make sure there are some cheeky games, 'punishments' and other shenanigans in the ‘detention hall’ ready when they are!
BACK TO SCHOOL THEME PARTY COSTUME IDEAS!
If you’re hosting a back to school party for adults, there 100% should be a ‘school dress code’ as well! Your back to school party outfits could be anything from specific (such as white blazers, long socks, tartan skirts) to a little less strict (i.e. you must wear the colour ‘pink’). The other option is to give guests the freedom to interpret the theme as they wish (just ask that they dress appropriately for a ‘back to school theme party’!). This could result in anything from sexy schoolgirl outfits and giant pencils to stern principals – the surprise will be priceless on the day!
This begs the question, how should you ask your hen to dress?
If you want to keep the whole theme a secret, you could ask her to arrive decked out in white (she won’t have a clue with this colour palette, as white is traditional bride-to-be). On the day, you can then add some fun school-themed accessories to her outfit (e.g. a ‘teacher’s pet’ badge, fake glasses, a tartan tie, etc.). Alternatively, let your beautiful bride-to-be in on the theme (but not the happenings of the day!) and help her find a back to school theme party costume that will tie in with how the rest of her guests are dressing.
This begs the question, how should you ask your hen to dress?
If you want to keep the whole theme a secret, you could ask her to arrive decked out in white (she won’t have a clue with this colour palette, as white is traditional bride-to-be). On the day, you can then add some fun school-themed accessories to her outfit (e.g. a ‘teacher’s pet’ badge, fake glasses, a tartan tie, etc.). Alternatively, let your beautiful bride-to-be in on the theme (but not the happenings of the day!) and help her find a back to school theme party costume that will tie in with how the rest of her guests are dressing.
BACK TO SCHOOL PARTY DECORATIONS INSPIRATION
And finally, it's time to decorate! If you're hosting the event at home or at a hired venue, you can easily bring this theme to life using the following ideas.
BLACKBOARDS:
Great for labelling different areas/tables (such as favours, food - or school canteen - table, teacher's lounge, detention hall, etc.) whilst simultaneously bringing back ALL those classroom feels. If you have a board that's big enough, you could even write your 'class schedule' up for everyone to see!
LEARNING CHARTS:
Timestables, ABCs, handwriting, you get the idea! Pop them on the walls and your guests will be transported back to those primary school days. Ah the memories!
PHOTOBOOTH:
If you're the crafty type (or someone on the guest list is), consider creating a 2D School bus (with the windows cut out). Then your guests can hold the 'bus' up in front of them, appearing as though they're taking a ride to school! Other fun photobooth ideas include 'Student of the Week' signs (make and print certificates from your computer, with different reasons for winning - e.g. 'Best table dancing the school has ever seen', 'Class clown' etc.).
PREVIOUS SCHOOL PHOTOS:
Unearth those hilarious, cute, hideous school photos of the guest of honour (and, if your guests are willing to get involved, have them send their funniest snaps in too!). Create a class wall of fame and stick them there to be viewed throughout the party.
TEACHER'S DESK:
This doesn't have to be an actual desk, any table and chair will do! Decorate appropriately (pens, pencils, paper, little sign saying 'Soon-to-be Mrs [insert name], etc.) to tie in with the overall theme. Once ready, this can be where your bride-to-be sits for any games that require her judgement (there's nothing like a teacher watching over you to make you work harder!).
And apples. Not quite sure why everyone associates them with teachers, but there you go!
BLACKBOARDS:
Great for labelling different areas/tables (such as favours, food - or school canteen - table, teacher's lounge, detention hall, etc.) whilst simultaneously bringing back ALL those classroom feels. If you have a board that's big enough, you could even write your 'class schedule' up for everyone to see!
LEARNING CHARTS:
Timestables, ABCs, handwriting, you get the idea! Pop them on the walls and your guests will be transported back to those primary school days. Ah the memories!
PHOTOBOOTH:
If you're the crafty type (or someone on the guest list is), consider creating a 2D School bus (with the windows cut out). Then your guests can hold the 'bus' up in front of them, appearing as though they're taking a ride to school! Other fun photobooth ideas include 'Student of the Week' signs (make and print certificates from your computer, with different reasons for winning - e.g. 'Best table dancing the school has ever seen', 'Class clown' etc.).
PREVIOUS SCHOOL PHOTOS:
Unearth those hilarious, cute, hideous school photos of the guest of honour (and, if your guests are willing to get involved, have them send their funniest snaps in too!). Create a class wall of fame and stick them there to be viewed throughout the party.
TEACHER'S DESK:
This doesn't have to be an actual desk, any table and chair will do! Decorate appropriately (pens, pencils, paper, little sign saying 'Soon-to-be Mrs [insert name], etc.) to tie in with the overall theme. Once ready, this can be where your bride-to-be sits for any games that require her judgement (there's nothing like a teacher watching over you to make you work harder!).
And apples. Not quite sure why everyone associates them with teachers, but there you go!
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FINAL THOUGHTS ON BACK TO SCHOOL PARTIES... FOR ADULTS!
I hope this back to school theme party for adults article has given you ALL the inspiration you need to host a wicked celebration! From costumes to class schedules, this theme has SO much going for it, you're bound to have an incredible time! If you decide to go ahead with the schoolyard theme, let us know in the comments (or via our socials: AUS Facebook Group | Worldwide Facebook Group | Pinterest) - we'd love to hear ALL about it!
Cheers to an AMAZING party where the students run wild, and detention is the best place to be!
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
Cheers to an AMAZING party where the students run wild, and detention is the best place to be!
Much love, keep smiling - Bec x
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