Team Bride: What to Put in a Hen Party Goodie Bag

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– Itinerary – Emergency contacts (bridesmaids' phone numbers and an address and contact number for where you're staying ) – Taxi numbers

Essentials

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– T-shirts – Sashes – Headbands or flower crowns – Badges or name tags – Mini temporary tattoos – Fun sunglasses (to hide those tired eyes!)

Wearables

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– Any game printables and a pen or pencil – Bride-to-be advice cards – Mini confetti cannons or party poppers – Bubbles – Photo and selfie props – Glow sticks – Drink tokens – Cocktail stirrers – Pretty paper or novelty straws – Paper cups

Hen Party Fun & Games

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– Bottled water – Mini prosecco bottles – A midnight snack. We're big fans of the crisp sandwich packs! You can buy these online or you can also prepare yourself. Slices of bread, mini butter pad, eco-friendly disposable knife (to avoid waste!), and a packet of crisps all neatly packed in a sealed bag – Sweets – Mints or gum – Can of fizzy pop – Cereal bar or popcorn

Food and Drink

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– Mini makeup or perfume samples (you could pick up samples from beauty counters) – Lip balm – Hair ties and hair clips – Nail polish

Little Treats

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– Band-aids/plasters – Blister plasters – Party feet – Tissues – Hand sanitiser – Rennie (indigestion tablets) – Painkillers

Hangovers & First Aid

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– Obviously every hen party is different and will need different items for different activities or themes but these are the most popular items to include. Of course you don't have to include everything but they're a handy guideline of “just in case” or "just for fun" items! – First things first, you need a stylish bag to keep all the goodies in, from mini paper bags to personalised canvas totes, there are lots of options to choose from. 

Tips for Creating the Perfect Hen Party Goodie Bag

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Source these from great stores online and Etsy or in stores such as Dealz  and Primark. Or, any pretty gift bag will do! – Depending on the number of girls, you’ll want to think cheap and cheerful for your goodie bags.  Remember you don't have to go overboard filling these bags with fancy items, Penneys/Primark and Eurosaver items are fine.

Tips for Creating the Perfect Hen Party Goodie Bag

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– Try to limit expensive novelty items as much as possible. Instead try and fill with items that the hen party guests and bride will use again - avoid single use plastics where possible! – Collect product samples throughout your planning, they’re free and they are perfectly sized for goodie bags! – A personalised label or tag with each hen's name and a sprinkling of confetti in the bottom of each bag adds a fun finishing touch!

Tips for Creating the Perfect Hen Party Goodie Bag

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