Life drawing
Bubbles and canapés around the easel and a model who takes his job very seriously.
The bride who’d laugh first and draw second.
Life drawing hens parties
Her hens day, her hens night, the lot
Hens party ideas and hens night activities, sorted by her vibe
You know her.
Let’s find her thing.
Life drawing, boat cruises, paint and sip, drag bingo and everything in between. No clue yet, half a hunch or already sure? Start wherever you’re at. We’ve got you.
Park the twenty reels the group chat sent you.
This bit is just you and her.
Every tap gets you closer to this
Her hens8 people
OMG I found what we’re doing for her hens!!
- TashSTOP that is so her
- Melhow did you even find this
- GeorgieI’m in. what do I wear
- Samher mum is going to love it too
Four replies. Four yeses.
Hens party ideas, sorted by the kind of bride she is
Right now, your only job is her.
Everyone will have an opinion eventually. That part gets a lot easier once there’s a real plan to react to, instead of twenty ideas and a poll nobody finishes.
Creative hens party ideas
The Muse ClubFor the bride who’ll find a new talent she absolutely does not need.
Heart anything that feels like her. Your shortlist waits at the bottom of the screen.
Paint and sip
A canvas she’ll actually hang, a cheeky one with a very distracting still life, or everyone painting the bride herself.
Strong opinions about colour palettes? Finally, a use for them.
Paint and sip hens parties
Dance classes
Pick her era: Barbie, 70s disco, the 90s, R&B or Taylor Swift. A choreographer, one routine and one performance the group chat will never let her forget.
She’s been rehearsing in the kitchen for years.
Hens dance classes
Cooking classes
A chef, a floury bench and the girls rolling gnocchi from scratch, then lunch on what they made. Or split into teams, open a mystery box and let the judge pick a winner.
She plans every holiday around where to eat.
Hens cooking classes
Jewellery making
A long table of beads, charms and chains, and everyone walks out wearing what they made. Earrings or a necklace she’ll actually wear again.
The bride who has never once left the house without earrings.
Hens jewellery making
Perfume making
A fragrance expert helps every one of them blend and bottle a scent to take home. Hers will smell like the best night of her year.
The bride who can name your perfume from across the room.
Hens perfume makingMore creative hens party ideas
Pottery
Hands in the clay, bubbles within reach, and a little bowl she’ll keep long after the veil’s in a box.
How it works
Cowgirl hat burning
Burn, paint and bedazzle a cowgirl hat for her last rodeo.
70s disco dance class
Flares optional, the hustle compulsory, a disco ball overhead.
Pasta making
Flour everywhere, fresh pasta by hand and a lunch you made yourselves.
Flower crowns
A table of blooms, a round of bubbles, and everyone walking out wearing the photo.
How it works
Pizza making
Stretch the dough, top it your way, then fight over the last slice.
Chocolate and dessert making
Tempering, dipping, decorating and a lot of quality control.
Candle pour and sip
Pour, scent and decorate a candle, with a glass of bubbles never far away.
How it works
Trapeze class
Harnessed in, swinging out, and a story the whole group will tell at the wedding.
Silversmithing
Hammer, shape and polish a silver ring of your own.
Aerial silks
Long ribbons of fabric, a gentle climb and a pose she’ll want framed.
Hip hop dance class
One routine, a choreographer and a group that walks out convinced they could tour.
Mosaic making
Tiles, glass and grout, and a piece that looks great on her hallway wall.
Floristry and bouquet making
Build a bouquet of your own and carry it out like you just caught it.
Latte art
Hearts in the foam, a barista coach and more coffee than anyone needs.
Aerial hoop
A hoop in the air, a patient instructor and some very good photos.
Taylor Swift Eras dance class
A routine for every era. Friendship bracelets strongly encouraged.
Barbie dance class
Hot pink, a choreographed routine and the whole group very much in their Barbie era.
Roaring 20s Gatsby class
Pearls, fringe and the Charleston, learnt between rounds of bubbles.
Cake decorating
Piping bags, sprinkles and a cake that may not survive the tasting.
Friendship bracelets
Beads, charms and a bracelet for every girl standing up there with her.
Hammock acrobatics
Part yoga, part circus, mostly upside down.
Glow in the dark painting
Neon paint, UV light and art that only really works with the lights off.
90s throwback dance class
Every move from the film clips she rehearsed in the lounge room, finally performed properly.
Pop dance class
Learn the routine to her favourite pop anthem, then perform it once, with feeling.
R&B dance class
Slow jams, sharp choreography and a little attitude, all of it for her.
Cheese making
Stretch fresh mozzarella by hand, then eat the evidence.
Gin blending
Pick your botanicals, blend your own gin and name it after the bride.
Dumpling making
Fold, pleat, steam, then argue about whose dumpling looks best.
Tea blending
Sniff, sip and blend a tea that tastes exactly like her.
Resin board making
Swirl colour through resin and walk out with a cheeseboard worth showing off.
Vision boards
Magazines, scissors, bubbles and her whole next chapter on one board.
Watercolour painting
Soft colours, loose brushwork and a painting she’ll want to frame.
Textured painting
Thick paint, palette knives and a modern canvas that looks expensive.
Y2K throwback dance class
Low-rise energy, a routine to a 2000s banger and a bride who peaks at the key change.
Plant pot painting
Paint a pot, plant something green and take home a souvenir that grows.
Skincare and bath bomb making
Mix your own bath bombs and skincare, then argue over the best scent.
Pamper and day spa hens party ideas
Glow & ResetFor the bride who’d rather be horizontal.
Spa day
Robes on, bubbles poured, a massage in some, and nobody asking her a single wedding question.
She’s been living on flat whites and seating charts.
Hens spa days
Pamper parties
Her pick of massage or facial, time on a rooftop spa deck, then high tea and bubbles sky high.
Her idea of wild is a second glass in the spa.
Hens pamper parties
Nails
A marble nail bar, a deluxe manicure each and a cocktail waiting for the bride. Then share plates and a VIP booth to show them off.
That ring’s about to be photographed for a year. Give it a proper frame.
Makeup and glam
The before photo in a private room, cocktail in hand. Then pro makeup artists do every face and the lashes, and the after photo happens in a VIP booth.
Everyone gets the good lashes. Not just the bride.
Pilates and yoga
A slow class the morning after, comfy clothes and a smoothie, before brunch puts everyone back together. Or the calm before a big night.
The bride who’d rather feel amazing than survive.
Bathhouses and hot springs
Warm pools, steam rooms and a massage or facial each, with a long brunch before and a rooftop cocktail after.
She’s earned an afternoon where her phone stays in the locker.
More pampering hens party ideas
Tarot readings
A reader, a deck and a mini reading for every girl while the bride waits her turn.
Massages
Knots out, robes on, phone in a locker for an hour.
Content capture
Every reel and candid moment captured, so nobody’s stuck behind a phone.
Breathwork and meditation
A slow, quiet start before a big day, with nobody checking their phone.
Hair and blowout bar
Everyone walks into the night with salon hair.
Japanese head spa
A scalp treatment so relaxing she might nap through it.
Facials
Glowing skin for the photos, and a quiet hour she’ll thank you for.
Sound bath
Lie back while bowls and gongs do the work. Snoring happens.
Tea leaf reading
Finish your cup and find out what the leaves say about her.
Private photographer
Someone else takes the photos, so you’re actually in them.
Want the whole day slow? Try these relaxed hens party ideas.
Inside a real hens package: one Melbourne night
Anyone can book the class. This is everything around it.
One real night in Melbourne, from the door to the last drink.
Cocktails in hand as they walk in.
Not a queue at the bar while the class starts without you.
A host, the clay and a private room.
Two hours with the room to yourselves. The host runs the class; you get to be in it.
Share plates on the table.
Clay is hungry work.
Then a rooftop, and a cocktail the bride didn’t order.
Nobody had to ask.
Every package has its own version of this.
If you didn’t notice any of it on the night, perfect. You were busy.
Cheeky hens night ideas
A Little MischiefCheeky, without three people suddenly becoming very interested in their phones.
Strip shows
Front-row seats at a male revue with topless waiters working the room, or a private show with her in the hot seat.
She’ll go red first and cheer loudest after.
Strip show hens parties
Topless waiters
A charming gent in a bow tie, at lunch, at dinner, behind the cocktail class bar or on the deck of a private cruise.
A long lunch where nobody gets up for a top-up.
Topless waiter hens parties
Party bus
Your own private bus with BYO on board, so the trip between venues becomes the best bit. Some come with a cheeky show thrown in.
Getting there was never going to be the quiet part.
Drag queens
From drag trivia with the bride safely in the crowd to a private show with her front and centre.
The mixed group. She gets her moment without having to earn it.
Drag queen hens parties
Burlesque
Feather fans, a private instructor and a costume just for the bride. Then the whole crew takes that swagger up to a rooftop.
The bride who’ll try anything once, and twice if the song’s right.
Should you do burlesque at the hens?
Pole dancing
An instructor, a studio full of poles and a bride who discovers she’s suspiciously good at it. Then dinner, still in her showgirl era.
Leg day, but make it a hens.
How cheeky it gets is her call, and it isn’t one scale. Plenty of brides love a drag show and want no nudity at all.
More cheeky hens night ideas
Fireman and fire truck
A fireman, a helmet for the bride and sirens entirely optional.
Man candy show
A full stage of abs, music and choreography, with her in the front row.
Female stripper
A cheeky show with a showgirl in charge.
Life drawing with a female muse
Same laughs, same bubbles, a muse instead of a male model.
Cheeky clay class
Pottery, with a very specific subject to sculpt.
Toy party
A giggly hosted session with games, and a gift for the bride.
Twerk class
A routine, a lot of laughing and a skill nobody asked for.
Burlesque show
Feathers, sequins and a performer who might just pull the bride into the act.
Topless waitress
Drinks topped up all night by someone very easy on the eye.
Cheeky Jesmonite casting
Cast something cheeky in Jesmonite. It’ll be on display at hers for years.
Topless poker dealer
Cards on the table and a dealer with nothing to hide.
Hens party cruises, winery tours and ideas with a view
With a ViewFor the bride who wants somewhere worth the photo.
Cruises and boats
A private cruise with the whole group on deck, a long lunch on the water, a drag queen on board, or a superyacht at sunset.
She’d trade the dance floor for a deck and a sunset.
Boat and cruise hens parties
Winery tours
A private tour with the driving sorted, cellar doors and a grazing lunch, or a whole weekend among the vines.
Cellar door over a club, every time.
How to plan a hens winery tour
Limos
An hour cruising the city lights with the music up and a drink in hand, then the door swings open and the bride steps out first.
The entrance she’ll pretend she didn’t want.
Rooftop bars
Bubbles by the river, a rooftop as the afternoon turns gold, then a laneway VIP booth. The city looks good from up here, and so does she.
Sunset first, dance floor second.
Picnics
A boho picnic set up and waiting on the grass, by the water or among the vines. Grazing boards, bubbles, and nobody packed a thing.
Golden hour, good wine, shoes optional.
Beach clubs
A reserved table on a beach club deck, bubbles in every hand, tapas to share and a cocktail shaken for the bride. Then an easy teeter to a VIP booth.
Salt in her hair, cocktail in her hand.
More hens party ideas with a view
Brewery tours
Tasting paddles, big steins and a crew who suddenly have favourite hops.
Stretch Hummer
Bigger than a limo, louder than a limo, and every head turns.
Abseiling
Step backwards off a building, then bring it up at the wedding.
Horse riding
A trail ride through the hills or along the sand, then lunch with a view.
Distillery tours
Behind the stills, a tasting flight and a new favourite gin.
Helicopter flight
The whole city from above, and bubbles once you land.
Skydiving
The biggest view there is, and the best story at the reception.
Jet boating
Spins, speed and spray. Hair will not survive.
Snorkelling
Fins on, face down and a reef full of colour.
Deep sea fishing
Rods out past the coastline, and a bride who lands the biggest one.
Glamping
Bell tents, fairy lights and a campfire, minus the actual camping.
Hens party games and competitive activities
Game OnFor the bride who has to win.
Keeping score back at the house as well? Here’s the hens party games list.
Scavenger hunts
A list of clues and dares, a ticking clock and the whole crew racing around town for photo evidence. Prizes at the end, cocktails straight after.
The bride who’s never once turned down a dare.
Drag bingo
Dabbers down, drinks up, and a queen calling the numbers like it’s a grand final. Some come with bottomless bubbles, which does wonders for everyone’s eyesight.
She’s still bringing up the 2019 trivia night.
Drag queen hens parties
Line dancing
Boots on, hats on and a teacher getting the whole group stepping in time. By the third song she’s leading the row.
Her last rodeo deserves an actual dance floor.
Karaoke
A private room for two hours, so nobody queues for the mic and the only audience is the girls who love her most.
She knows every word to that one song. You know the one.
Drag trivia
A queen as quizmaster, a few rounds all about the bride and a scoreboard everyone pretends not to care about.
She knows every answer about herself. Let’s test that.
Silent disco
Glowing headphones, a private room for two hours and the bride singing at full volume to a song only you lot can hear.
Her song, her volume, nobody else’s playlist.
More hens party games and activities
Murder mystery
Everyone gets a character and a secret, and someone at the table did it.
Escape rooms
Crack the code, beat the clock, then argue about who actually solved it.
Axe throwing
A lane of targets and a bride who turns out to be a natural.
Mini golf
Eighteen holes, a glass of bubbly and friendly rivalry. Mostly friendly.
Golf simulator
A famous course on the big screen, with a cocktail parked behind the tee.
Driving range
A bucket of balls and a contest for the longest drive.
Mechanical bull
How long can she hang on? The whole group is counting.
Paintball
Camo on, masks down, and the bride is everybody’s target.
Barefoot bowls
Shoes off, drinks in hand, and a sport that rewards terrible technique.
Virtual sports and arcade
Arcade games, virtual sports and beer pong. Scores will be disputed.
A round of golf
Clubs, carts and the bride driving the buggy. Bold choice.
F1 racing simulator
Racing seats, a real-feel track and some very competitive lap times.
Go karting
Helmets on, foot down and a grid full of very competitive bridesmaids.
Laser tag
Pick teams, dim the lights and settle some old scores.
Ten pin bowling
Bowling shoes, a lane each and a scoreboard everyone screenshots.
Bubble soccer
Zip into a giant bubble and bounce off each other. That’s the whole game.
Inflatable boxing
Giant gloves, zero technique and a winner nobody will stop hearing about.
Grown-up ball pit
A ball pit built for adults, and photos that end up in the speeches.
Game show room
Buzzers, a host and a scoreboard. Winner takes the bragging rights.
Clay shooting
Ear muffs on, clays up and a bride with surprisingly good aim.
Quad biking
Dirt tracks, mud and a bride who refuses to slow down.
Pickleball
Paddles, a round robin and a lot of trash talk.
Poker night
Chips, cards and a bride with a suspiciously good poker face.
Pool, darts and billiards
A pub classic, and a bride who swears she never plays.
Keeping score back at the house?
Hens party games she’ll actually want to play
- How well do you know the bride?Questions about her, answers from everyone. Somebody will be very smug.
- Mr & MrsHer partner answers in advance and she guesses on the night.
- Hens bingoA different card for every guest, and an icebreaker that needs no performing.
- Never have I everFingers down, stories out, and nobody has to explain the finger they’d rather not.
- Prosecco pongBeer pong, in better clothes.
- Photo scavenger huntA list of shots to snap before the night is out.
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Hens party dinner, brunch and high tea ideas
Drinks and DiningFor the bride whose love language is a long table.
Hens dinners
A long table, a cocktail just for the bride and a room that gets louder by dessert. By the water, up on a rooftop, or with a limo waiting outside.
Golden hour on the water. She’ll want every photo.
Long lunches
A long grazing lunch with two hours of drinks, a rooftop above the city, then dinner and a nightclub booth. Four venues, one very spoiled bride.
Lunch that somehow turns into dinner.
Bottomless brunch
Two hours of drinks, a table that gets louder by the round, and a brunch that turns into a power-ballad sing-along or a limo ride.
The best parties start before noon. She’s been saying it for years.
Why a brunch or long lunch works
High tea
Tiered stands and tiny sandwiches, or a cocktail high tea with a tarot reading on the side.
Something pretty, and everyone she loves at one table.
Cocktail making
A mixologist behind a private bar, three cocktails each and a bride who suddenly has opinions about garnish. Pair it with dinner, a topless waiter or a burlesque class.
Half of them have never met. By the second round, nobody could tell.
Cocktail making hens parties
Dinner and a show
Cocktails, tapas and a rooftop, then velvet, feathers, acrobats and plenty of cabaret sass from reserved seats.
She’ll be humming the finale all week.
More drinks, dining and night out ideas
Grazing platters
Boards piled high while everyone gets ready, so nobody goes out hungry.
Custom cookies
Iced cookies with her name, the ring and every inside joke.
Wine flights and tasting
A flight of wines, a few notes on each and absolutely no spitting.
Whisky tasting
A masterclass in single malts for the bride who takes it neat.
Cocktail bar hop
A different bar, a different cocktail and a new photo at every stop.
Pub crawl
Pub to pub with sashes on and a plan for every stop.
Club crawl
Club to club, with someone else working out where’s next.
Nightclub booth
Your own booth, your own table and the dance floor right there.
VIP bottle service
Bottles on ice, delivered to the booth with a little theatre.
VIP nightclub night
Straight past the queue and onto the dance floor.
Comedy club
A night of stand-up, and a bride who laughs loudest.
Photo booth
Props, a backdrop and a strip of photos for everyone’s fridge.
Fire dancer
Flames, music and a performance nobody will be scrolling through.
What’s rising
Hens party trends in Australia
What Australian hens are searching for, read straight from Google’s search data.
- 3x
Hens cruise searches have more than tripled
Boats are now the biggest bookable hens idea in Australian search data.
See the idea - 3x
Hens paint and sip searches have more than tripled
All in a year, even as paint and sip cools off with everyone else. It’s becoming a hens thing.
See the idea - No. 1
Life drawing is searched in more Australian cities than any other hens activity
And it keeps holding its ground, year after year.
See the idea - +45%
Line dancing searches are up 45%
Across Australia. Western is moving from a theme you dress up for to something you actually do.
See the idea - 2.5x
Sauna searches are up 2.5x, bathhouses 37%
Across Australia, which makes a slow morning after an easy add-on.
See the idea - +30%
Drag bingo searches are up 30%
Across Australia, while drag shows dip. The group wants to play along, not just watch.
See the idea
From Google search data for Australia (Google’s keyword tool and Google Trends), read by My Ultimate Hens.
For the group, not just the bride
Hens party ideas for every kind of guest list
Planning chat already loud? Why the group chat ruins the plan, and what works instead
Hens party ideas when not everyone drinks
They’re in, at the same price per person. Where drinks are part of a package they get a non-alcoholic alternative, and in a cocktail class they make the non-alcoholic versions. At pottery, nobody’s nursing a lemonade in the corner: the clay doesn’t care what’s in anyone’s glass.
Hens party ideas without alcoholFun activities that don’t need a drink
Hens party ideas for a pregnant bride
She’s in. Her glass gets the non-alcoholic version, the food can usually be adjusted around what she can’t eat, and anything built around making something, a long lunch or a pamper session means she isn’t sitting anything out.
Hens party ideas when half the group has never met
Very normal. School friends, work friends, family and the partner’s side, all at one table. A cocktail class or a creative workshop gives everyone something to talk about while their hands are busy, and a drag queen does the same job from the front of the room.
Three generations on the guest list? All ages hens party ideas
Low-key hens party ideas for a bride who doesn’t want a fuss
Nothing that puts her on show, and fun the whole table shares: a long lunch, a paint and sip, an afternoon at the spa.
Hens party reviews from the organisers
They organised it. Then they got to enjoy it.
Our night flowed really well, no stuffing around and most importantly I got to actually enjoy my friends hens instead of playing event manager all night because everything had already been thought through. The timing, what was included, where we'd go next, what suited the 9 girls we had and honestly, I didn't properly realise how much difference that would make until the actual night itself. It felt like a proper event rather than us just meeting at a few places Han loved every part of it and even said how did you do and find all this?? So that was the review from her I needed and I would use them again in a heartbeat!
So I organised a hen party from London for my best friend in Australia and honestly didn't know how I was going to pull it off and so happy I found My Ultimate Hens. From start to finish everything exceeded expectations, thankyou for all the little surprises, how smoothly everything went and it all just worked and we had just the best time and honestly just soak it all in, which is pretty rare when you're the one organising. It ended up being one of the best nights ever and there's no way I could have done it from the other side of the world without you. I'm so grateful and honestly couldn't recommend you more.
Hens weekend ideas with accommodation
Two days, for when one night won’t cover it
Some of these deserve two days. Life drawing, a day spa, a cruise, high tea or the vineyards, with one place for everyone to come home to, where the robes, the snacks and the post-mortem all live.
Not fifteen girls, two bathrooms, bunk beds, and one exhausted organiser up at seven vacuuming and taking the bins out while everyone else sips bubbles on the balcony.
Every city has hens weekends with the stay built in, and everyone gets a bed of her own, or a rollaway. The only thing anyone’s fighting over is the aux cord.
And the girls night in sleepover is the hens weekend theme made for it: matching pyjamas, face masks and the movie she’s seen forty times.
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Hens weekend packagesDressing it up?
Hens party themes she’ll actually want to wear
The Last Hoedown cowgirl hens theme
Cowgirl hats, boots and a whole lot of yeehaw.
Mamma Mia hens theme
Blue and white, sundresses and ABBA on repeat.
Barbie hens theme
Hot pink, head to toe. Ken optional.
Diamonds, denim and dance floors hens theme
Sequins, denim and a disco ball overhead.
Floral garden party hens theme
Pastels, blooms and a long table that looks like a garden party.
90s throwback hens theme
Shell suits, bum bags, heart sunglasses and every bop from the decade.Hens party ideas FAQs
Hens party questions, answered
What’s the best hens night activity?
The one that makes her look at you and say “how did you know?” Start with her, not the list: making something, being pampered, a bit of mischief, a game she has to win, a view, or a long table. Then pick her city. Heart the ones that feel like her and send us the shortlist.
What are the most popular hens party ideas in Australia right now?
Going by Google’s Australian search data, the hens activities searched most by name are boat cruises, life drawing and male entertainment like topless waiters and strip shows. Boat cruises and paint and sip are growing fastest, with hens searches for each more than tripling in a year, and life drawing keeps holding its ground. Line dancing and bathhouses are climbing with Australians generally. Popular is a good place to start, but the right one is whichever makes you think of her.
Is a hens party the same as a bachelorette party?
Yes. Bachelorette, or bach party, is the American name, and it’s turning up more and more in Australian searches. Here it’s a hens party, hens night or hen do. Same brief whatever her group chat calls it: a day or night that’s all about her, and every idea on this page works for it.
What is a My Ultimate Hens package?
A My Ultimate Hens package is one complete hens celebration, designed for a hens from the first glass to the last stop. The experiences, food and drinks, hosts and entertainment, and transport or accommodation where included, run as one flow, at one price per person.
How much does a hens party cost?
Most My Ultimate Hens day and night packages sit between about $130 and $350 per person, and weekends away with accommodation between about $250 and $550. The bigger the group, the lower it tends to go, and every package shows its own price per person. How much a hens party costs
Who pays for the hens party?
There’s no hard rule, but in most Australian friend groups each guest pays their own way and the bride’s share is split evenly between everyone else, so she doesn’t pay a cent. How to split the cost of a hens party
Who organises the hens?
Usually the maid of honour, though a sister or a best friend often takes the lead. It works best when one person decides and the group chat reacts to her shortlist, rather than writing it. How to plan a hens party
How long before the wedding should the hens be?
Most hens land a few weeks to a couple of months before the wedding: close enough to feel like the countdown has started, far enough out that nobody’s still recovering at the altar. Weekends away usually need the longest run-up.
Who should we invite to the hens?
The bride’s call. Usually her bridesmaids and the friends and family she’d want beside her, and only people who are invited to the wedding. Hens party ideas for every kind of guest list
Should it be a hens night or a hens weekend?
A day or night suits most groups. A weekend works when guests are travelling in, when she’d love a getaway, or when one night won’t cover everything she’d want to do. Hens weekend packages
Do you bring a gift to a hens party?
Not unless the invite asks. Plenty of organisers say no gifts and many brides prefer it that way. A card with something specific about her is more than enough. Should you give a gift at the hens?
How far ahead should we book?
More notice means more choice, particularly for accommodation, private spaces and Saturday times. A closer date is still worth asking about.
Do I need final numbers before I book?
No. When you book, you only need to be confident you’ll make the package minimum. Final numbers are due three weeks before the hens, unless your booking gives a different date.
What if some of us don’t drink?
They’re in, at the same price per person. Where drinks are part of a package, non-drinkers get a non-alcoholic alternative.
Can we choose how cheeky it gets?
Yes. How cheeky it gets is her call, and it isn’t one scale. Tell us what’s in and what’s out for her.
About this hens party ideas guide
This is My Ultimate Hens’ guide to hens party ideas in Australia: more than 100 hens party and hens night ideas, from life drawing and boat cruises to spa days, scavenger hunts and long lunches, grouped into six styles so you can start with the kind of bride she is. The ideas are chosen from what Australians actually search for when they plan a hens, then sorted by a team that has been creating hens since 2011. My Ultimate Hens creates hens party packages, hens nights and hens weekends in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Perth and Adelaide.
Picked by Nyree, founder of My Ultimate Hens. Female founded in 2011.
Hens party ideas by city
Where is she celebrating?
Knowing which one is her was always your call. The toast, the table and the next stop come with it.
Found the one? Pick her city and we’ll check her date.
Start her hens wishlist
Know exactly what she wants? Put it in. Only know what she’d hate and the one weird thing that’s so her? That works too. We’ll come back with the packages that fit her.
Her shortlist
Everything that made you think of her, in one place. When one feels right, pick her city and we’ll check her date.
Four quick taps. Ideas just for her.
Let’s filter out the noise
Her perfect Saturday starts with…
When the music starts, she’s…
How cheeky can it get?
The guest list is…
Four that fit her
Tap one to jump straight to it, or heart the lot.