Hen & Stag Nights

Choosing your hen or stag party kit

Games to get the group going

Games are the backbone of any do. Drinking games and pump-action contests pit 2 people head-to-head and get loud fast; card games and adults-only takes on classics like pin-the-tail scale to a whole room. Check the player count before you buy — some are built for pairs, others need a minimum group, and a few want a table, most don't.

Think about how far the group wants to go. Plenty keep it to a giggle, and some add optional dare or forfeit rules to push things further — fine when everyone's up for it, easy to skip when they're not. Reading the room beats any rulebook.

Props, decorations and daft gifts

Then there's everything that dresses the place up. Willy straws, confetti and shot glasses turn an ordinary table into a hen-do table in seconds, and they double as cheap favours people take home. Giant inflatables are pure photo fuel — the kind of thing that ends up in every picture from the night.

Small gifts land well too — as forfeits, prizes, or something silly for the goody bags. A few edible treats make easy crowd-pleasers. For more of the same, the novelties range is full of daft bits to pad out a gift bag.

Dressing up and setting the theme

Half the fun is the get-up. Matching outfits, sashes and accessories pull a group together in the photos and make the guest of honour easy to spot. A wig is the quickest disguise going, and for a proper theme, the costumes and roleplay range covers fancy dress that takes the night up a notch. Pick a look the group's actually happy to wear, and it carries the whole event.

Putting the night together

Building a hen or stag night is mostly about pacing. Start with a game or two as the centrepiece — something to break the ice early, before everyone's settled in. Layer the table decorations and straws on top so the place looks the part from the first drink, and keep the daft gifts back as forfeits or end-of-night prizes.

Match the raunch to the crowd. A mixed group of all ages calls for lighter, sillier bits; a tight group of close mates can handle the cheekier games. If there's a bride or groom being roasted, one big centrepiece — a giant inflatable, a wearable game — gives everyone something to gather round.

Dressing up early sets the tone, so sort the lingerie or outfits ahead of the day if the guest of honour's getting a gift. Plan the order, not just the shopping list, and the night runs itself.

Safe materials, discreet delivery

Everything here comes from established party brands, with body-safe, phthalate-free plastics and food-safe edibles where it matters — nothing dodgy. Orders ship in plain, unbranded boxes, so even a surprise delivery to the bride or groom gives nothing away. Order before 2pm Monday to Friday for same-day dispatch, with free UK delivery over £50 and easy returns if anything's not right.