Theme one · a day, a night or both
Girls Gone Mild
She thinks the best part of any night out was the lunch before it.
Girls Gone Mild is the hens party for a bride who wants her people around a table rather than on a bar crawl: a long lunch, a spa session or a workshop at the centre, and a smaller night out only if she wants one. Not every bride wants the big night, and this one still feels like an occasion.

Linen napkins, a jug of something pink with a zero-proof twin that looks identical, and a table long enough for her school friends and her new work friends to end up swapping stories about her by the second course. Nobody is checking the time. Somebody orders one more dessert to share. Her mum is in the group photo, and so is the friend who swore she hates group photos.
- Loose flowers down the length of the table instead of one big centrepiece
- Place cards with a one-line memory of each guest and the bride
- Something to make and take home: a flower crown, a candle or a painted pot






Mood board: the look and the feeling, pulled together for inspiration. Swipe for more.

The Long Lunch
A long table, share plates and a second bottle nobody planned. The theme is the table itself.

Spa Robes and Bubbles
Robes on, phones down, face masks on, bubbles or iced tea within reach. Maximum comfort, still very much an occasion.

Crafternoon Chic
Make something together, then cocktails. Everyone’s hands are busy, so the conversation starts itself.

Garden Romance
Flower walls, pastels and something that swishes. Gentle without being quiet.
- A little nod
- Something floral she already owns.
- A shared look
- Everyone in one soft colour: sage, blush or butter.
- All in
- Linen sets, flower crowns and a straw bag: the full European summer.
Lunch first, then the workshop or spa while the light is good. If she wants a night, whoever is keen carries on to dinner.
Memory lane. Everyone writes one memory of the bride before the day, she reads them out at lunch and guesses who wrote each one. Memory lane, full rules
Easy songs nobody has to shout over: Golden Hour, Dreams, Watermelon Sugar. Our low-key and daytime playlist
Name each dish or drink on the menu after a moment from her life: the café where she met him, the holiday that went sideways, her karaoke song.
Start the workshop or the first course early. Friends from different parts of her life talk more easily once their hands are busy, and by dessert they are swapping stories about her like old friends.
A real hens, in the maid of honour’s words
Vanessa S, Google reviewI was a MOH for the first time and feeling the pressure because she is not into the tacky hens thing at all. What I liked most was that Britt actually understood the difference between 'things to do on a hens' and planning a good hens that felt like an actual celebration not a bunch of bookings together because obviously I could have booked a cocktail class and dinner or whatever myself obviously. I only realised after that I just wouldn't have known which combination would suit our group, what order to do it all in or half the little details and personalised touches for the bride that made the whole night what it was. So there's definitely more thought behind these packages than I realised before booking and she absolutely loved it and apparently I'm now the designated event organiser of the group. Would 100% use them again and a big thankyou to Britt and Maddi as well for everything that went into making it so good!
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