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Winter might not be the traditional time for a bachelorette party, but it can still be a great weekend away with the girls. A little cold shouldn’t stop you from enjoying one of the most memorable events of your life! Here are all the things to consider if you have a winter hen.

Trading the sun for the cold may not appeal to some, but a winter hen-do can be just as magical as a summer party. Sip on your hot chocolate (make it Irish) and indulge in the same classic hen party shenanigans, but with a seasonal twist.
We spoke to bachelorette party experts at Last Night of Freedom, who gave us eight tips and things to keep in mind to ensure your winter bachelorette party is just as magical as any other time of year (and a little cheeky, of course…! ).
8 things to consider when planning a winter bachelorette party
Big Night In or Wild Night Out?
With the weather getting colder, you might want to consider an overnight stay for your hen party. A girls’ night out can be just as much fun as a stroll around town, plus there’s no risk of slipping on ice with your high heels!
Choose a theme and celebrate at home. You can order matching pajamas and decorate the house to turn it into the ultimate Instagrammable party pad. Alternatively, if you dare brave the cold and grab a few drinks, don your glitziest dress and head out for a night on the tiles – think winter and Christmas cocktails and a classic glass of mulled wine .

Location, location, location
Just because your hen is in the winter months doesn’t mean you have to keep your hen in a cold country. Why not fly to sunny Tenerife and top up that tan before heading down the aisle?
Or you could pick up the winter theme and head to a city with a cozy winter feel like Amsterdam or Prague. With snowfall and cozy atmosphere, these magical towns are perfect for winter markets and beautiful photos.
Don’t want to leave the comfort of the UK? There are many cities here that give you the same cozy winter feeling as the continent. Edinburgh enchants in winter with beautiful architecture complemented by snow – while the Christmas markets are a great place for a seasonal day trip.
Then there’s Newcastle, full of noisy revelers who never seem to get cold! Join them if you are brave enough; There are plenty of bars to warm you up with delicious cocktails or a few pints – remember, nobody wears a coat!

Decor to worship
Decoration is important, especially if you are spending a night at home. Transform your hotel room or home into your own personalized hen party paradise and fill the space with balloons, banners and colorful confetti. Remember, this is your big night before your big day, so make a big deal of it and mark the milestone before you go from Miss to Mrs.
Decorating the room will get everyone in the bachelorette party mood and make your surroundings picture perfect. Choose a theme to coordinate and you will wow the chickens with your fabulous taste.

What to Wear to a Winter Hen Do
We’re sure you said yes to the dress, but do you know what you’ll be wearing when the temperature drops? Check the weather before you pack to make sure you have the right outfits, and pack plenty—especially if you’re traveling to a chilly city. Plan your outfits in advance so they match the activities and you can coordinate with your girls if you wish. Nothing says Insta-worthy like matching bachelorette party outfits!
And, of course, you’ll need some bachelorette party accessories, otherwise how will viewers know that this evening is ultimately all about you?
If you’re spending a night at home, why not stock up on some matching pajamas or dressing gowns to stay cozy and Instagrammable? Pair them with slippers and you have the ultimate slumber party for your bachelorette party.

Delicious drinks for your winter bachelorette party
Winter drinks are all about staying warm. We know alcohol will do, but who doesn’t love a rich, warming cup of cocoa? Hot chocolate and Bailey’s – or a toasted mulled wine – will make you feel good inside. If you prefer it cold, we recommend a classic eggnog or a Moscow Mule to bring some color to your cheeks.
But since this is a hen, you might want to put a naughty twist on some classics. Hot chocolate bombs are always cute and cozy, but why not add a cheeky surprise like sweet marshmallows?
Or why not take some glow-in-the-dark straws to town? They’ll work great when trying to find your drink on those dark nights. Alternatively, if you don’t want glowing willies in your mouth, glowing straws and glowing tumblers are just as good for brightening up your drink on those winter nights.

Winter Hen Games for the Girls
Games are a great way to get your chickens together. Play some as part of your pre-drinks, or if you stop at the party pad, play them until you all collapse at 3am!
Drinking games come in all shapes and sizes, although they all ultimately end with you flopping into a seat like your grandma at Christmas after the sherry comes out.
Luckily, there are games for every type of hen – from the giggling “Truth of Dare” to the drunken shenanigans of Beer Pong. And the good news is, whether you’re cruising around town or having a big night in your chicken coop, they can be played just about anywhere!
For the competitive members of the chicken group, this is a perfect way to show off and feel more comfortable in a large group. They don’t even have to be drinking games—piñatas and pin-the-willy games are just as fun.

Winter activities for bachelorette parties
Hen parties have now evolved into an all-encompassing event and not just a night out with the girls. And it’s hard enough finding activities everyone will love without the hassle of seasonal closures! Here are some activity ideas to book with Last Night of Freedom that are great for the winter months and for any type of bachelorette party:
Proud Cabaret Show Entry with Three Course Dinner and Cocktail in London
An impressive, professional live show with great acts while you sip a welcome cocktail. The perfect evening activity to sit down on on a cold night.
Willy workshop in Edinburgh
A sassy, grown-up themed workshop for the younger groups to have a laugh and put their artistic skills to the test. A great way to get smart and avoid the harsh weather outside.
Ice bar entrance in Prague
Embrace the cold and head to a bar made of ice! You’ll be provided with jackets and gloves, so you don’t have to worry about frostbite. This is a wonderful winter-themed activity for your hen.
Winter bobsled in Riga
For the more active groups, this winter activity will get your heart pumping. With two rides each, you can say you’ve ridden the same track as Olympic legends.
Smashed Party Pub Crawl in Benidorm
What’s better than drinking plenty of alcohol in a warm country to make you forget the miserable weather at home? Aptly named, you’ll be ‘well served’ at the end of the night.

Winter hen do gifts
For the hen, for the girls, gift for everyone! Party favors are always a crowd puller. Gift bags that match your decor add a special touch to the hen party; Fill the bag with bridesmaid and hen knick-knacks the girls will love and you’ll be sorted.
Eye-catching gifts for the bride are also a bachelorette party staple, so you might end up with a few phallic items by the end of the night. Walking around town with an inflatable doll or a giant Willy just screams Hen Do! You can even dress her up as an elf or Santa when you’re in the festive spirit.

For more information on booking your winter bachelorette party, visit Last Night of Freedom.
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