As the big day approaches, it’s time to plan a hen party that everyone will remember. But who says that it has to be a wild, less-than-classy affair? With these sophisticated options, you can plan a party that’s both elegant and fun. From refined themes to luxurious activities and upscale night-out ideas, there’s something for every bride-to-be.
So grab your girls and start planning an unforgettable celebration that’s tasteful, memorable, and perfectly suited to the modern bride!
Updated December 2025
- What Makes a Hen Party “Classy”?
- 2025 Hen Party Trends to Know
- Elegant Hen Party Themes
- Sophisticated Activities
- Classy Night Out Ideas
- Unique Destination Ideas
- Planning Tips for a Classy Hen Party
- Dress Code Ideas for Classy Hen Parties
- What NOT to Do at a Classy Hen Party
- Instagram-Worthy Photo Opportunities
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Final Thoughts: Planning Your Perfect Classy Hen Party
- Quick Planning Checklist
What Makes a Hen Party “Classy”?
Let’s be honest, most hen weekends have evolved from the ladette culture of traditional hen dos. A classy hen party focuses on sophistication, meaningful experiences, and creating lasting memories rather than inflatable props and embarrassing games. According to hen party planners, most brides enquiring about their 2025/2026 parties want sophisticated celebrations rather than wild ones—and it makes perfect sense considering how stressful wedding planning can be.
A classy hen party means:
- Thoughtful activities that everyone will enjoy
- Elegant aesthetics without sacrificing fun
- Creating genuine moments with your closest friends
- No L-plates, sashes, or embarrassing novelty items (unless that’s your vibe!)
- Experiences worth remembering and sharing
2025 Hen Party Trends to Know
Before we dive into specific ideas, here are the hottest trends for classy hen parties this year:
Hot Bride Summer: All about bride vibes, looking fabulous, and living your best engaged life
Aesthetic themes: Old money bachelorette, quiet luxury, “no theme” themes with sophisticated colour palettes (gold accents, monochrome, bows)
Wellness-focused celebrations: Yoga retreats, spa weekends, and health-conscious activities
Floral Era: Blooming flowers, botanical prints, and boho settings for that chic atmosphere
Pearls & Prosecco: Elegant, timeless, and effortlessly sophisticated
Decade themes: From the roaring ’20s to ’80s glam, retro is back
Location-specific themes: “Last Toast on the Coast” for beach destinations, city-specific celebrations
Experience over excess: Focus on quality activities rather than quantity of events
Elegant Hen Party Themes
When it comes to planning a hen party, there are countless options to choose from. However, if you’re looking for an elegant and sophisticated celebration, these hen party themes are sure to impress.
1. Vintage Glamour & Roaring Twenties
Step back in time with a vintage glamour theme. The roaring 20s were a time of glamour and excess, and this theme captures that perfectly. Rent out a speakeasy or a jazz club and let the good times roll. Encourage your guests to dress the part with flapper dresses, feather boas, and sparkly headbands. Don’t forget to bring along your dancing shoes for a night of swing dancing.
What to include:
- Jazz band or swing music playlist
- Art deco decorations in black and gold
- Classic cocktails (French 75, Bee’s Knees, Sidecars)
- Champagne tower
- Professional photographer for vintage-style photos
Estimated cost: £50-£100 per person
2. Old Money Aesthetic
One of the biggest trends for 2025, the old money bachelorette aesthetic brings quiet luxury and timeless elegance. Think Ralph Lauren vibes, country club chic, and subtle sophistication.
What to include:
- Monogrammed details
- Tennis whites or preppy attire
- Pearls and classic accessories
- High tea or garden party setting
- Vintage china and elegant table settings
Estimated cost: £40-£80 per person
3. Wine Tasting Weekend
If you’re looking for a more relaxed and sophisticated celebration, a wine-tasting weekend is the perfect choice. Book a vineyard or winery tour and sample some of the best wines in the area. Enjoy a delicious dinner with perfectly paired wines and end the day with a relaxing evening at a cosy inn or bed and breakfast. This theme is perfect for wine lovers and those who enjoy a more low-key celebration.
UK vineyard recommendations:
- Denbies Wine Estate (Surrey)
- Three Choirs Vineyards (Gloucestershire)
- Bolney Wine Estate (West Sussex)
- Chapel Down (Kent)
What to include:
- Professional wine tasting with sommelier
- Vineyard picnic with charcuterie boards
- Cooking class paired with wine
- Luxury accommodation at the estate
Estimated cost: £65-£150 per person
4. Parisian Chic
For a touch of romance, why not go Parisian chic? This theme is all about effortless elegance, with soft colours, pastels, and macaroons. Picnic in the park, visit an art museum or even take a cooking class to learn how to make French cuisine. End the night with some wine and cheese or a trip to a Parisian-style bar. This theme is perfect for those who love all things French and want to add a touch of romance to their celebration.
What to include:
- Beret and striped top dress code
- Champagne and macarons
- French café-style brunch
- Art gallery or museum visit
- “Rendezvous Before Vows” theme
Estimated cost: £45-£90 per person
5. Breakfast at Tiffany’s
If your bride-to-be is a fan of classic movies, a Breakfast at Tiffany’s theme is the perfect choice. This theme offers lots of inspiration for a sophisticated party. Hire a professional hair and makeup artist to help your guests achieve a flawless look inspired by Audrey Hepburn. Head out for classic cocktails at a chic bar or have dinner at a rooftop restaurant.
What to include:
- Little black dresses
- Tiffany blue decorations
- Pearl accessories
- Professional makeup session
- Champagne breakfast or brunch
- Elegant city photoshoot
Estimated cost: £60-£120 per person
6. Great Gatsby Soirée
Another nod to the roaring 20s, the Great Gatsby soirée theme is all about black and gold, art deco, and glamorous fashion. Hire a jazz band and dance the night away with classic swing tunes. Serve champagne and cocktails and indulge in the art of fine living.
Estimated cost: £55-£110 per person
7. Classy & Chic (No Theme)
Inspired by Sofia Richie’s viral hen party, sometimes the classiest approach is no theme at all—just good taste and elevated aesthetics. Use golden accents, bows to “tie everything together,” and cakes or cookies that simply say “Bride” or “Bride to Be.”
What to include:
- Cohesive colour palette (soft pink, gold, white)
- Minimalist decorations
- Elevated basics
- Professional photographer
- Quality over quantity approach
Estimated cost: £40-£80 per person
8. Country Club Weekend
Very classic, very preppy, and something that never goes out of style. Think country club invitations, personalized sweatshirts and tote bags, and activities like tennis or golf.
What to include:
- Tennis whites or golf attire
- Personalized monogrammed items
- Country club day activities
- Elegant dinner
- Lawn games
Estimated cost: £70-£150 per person
9. Black and White Monochrome
Black and white can never go out of style. This theme’s sophistication hides in the simplicity of the monochrome palette which is truly timeless, sleek, and aesthetically pleasing.
What to include:
- Black tie dinner
- Film noir screening
- Murder mystery party
- Monochrome decorations
- Black and white dress code
Estimated cost: £50-£95 per person
10. Floral Era & Garden Party
Incorporating blooming flowers, botanical prints, and a boho setting creates that chic atmosphere. Perfect for spring and summer hen parties.
What to include:
- Flower crown making workshop
- Garden tea party
- Floral dresses
- Botanical cocktails
- Outdoor picnic setting
Estimated cost: £45-£85 per person
Sophisticated Activities
Planning a hen party can be daunting, but it doesn’t have to be. If you’re looking for a sophisticated and memorable celebration, there are plenty of activities to choose from. Here are some ideas that will make your hen party a day to remember.
11. Spa Day Retreat
For a more relaxing hen party, why not plan a spa day retreat? Book a luxurious spa and indulge in massages, facials, and other treatments. Sip on cucumber water and herbal tea and lounge in comfortable robes all day. It’s the perfect way to unwind before the big day.
UK spa recommendations:
- Champneys (8 locations across the UK)
- Grayshott Health Spa (Surrey)
- Calcot Manor (Cotswolds)
- Hoar Cross Hall (Staffordshire)
At the spa, you can opt for a variety of treatments that will leave you feeling refreshed and rejuvenated. From hot stone massages to aromatherapy facials, the options are endless. You can also take advantage of the spa’s amenities, such as saunas, steam rooms, and hot tubs.
What’s included:
- Spa treatments (massages, facials, manicures)
- Use of spa facilities
- Light lunch or afternoon tea
- Robes and slippers
- Relaxation areas
Estimated cost: £80-£200 per person
12. Art Class or Workshop
If your bride-to-be is a creative type, an art class or workshop can be a great activity. Book a private class and learn the art of pottery, painting or even jewellery making. It’s a great way to bond with your friends and create a unique keepsake to remember the day.
Popular options:
- Sip and paint classes
- Pottery and ceramics
- Jewellery making
- Floral arrangement workshops
- Candle making with personalized scents
During the class, you can get creative and let your imagination run wild. You can experiment with different colours, textures, and techniques to create a one-of-a-kind masterpiece. The best part is that you get to take your creation home with you as a memento of your hen party.
Estimated cost: £35-£75 per person
13. Private Cooking Class
For the foodie bride-to-be, consider a private cooking class where you can learn to create a gourmet meal. Book a professional chef and select a menu that will impress your guests. It’s a fun and interactive way to learn new recipes and show off your cooking skills.
Popular cuisines:
- Italian pasta making
- French patisserie
- Sushi rolling
- Thai cooking
- Spanish tapas
UK providers:
- Pasta Evangelists (London) – £65pp for 2-hour classes
- Local cooking schools in major cities
- Private chef experiences at your accommodation
You can choose to learn how to make a specific cuisine or focus on a specific dish. The chef will guide you through the process, from selecting the ingredients to plating the final dish. It’s a great way to bond with your friends and learn some new culinary skills.
Estimated cost: £55-£120 per person
14. Yoga and Wellness Session
If you’re looking for a more relaxing and rejuvenating hen party activity, why not try a yoga and wellness session? Book a private class and let a professional instructor guide you through a series of poses that focus on relaxation and stress reduction. Incorporate some essential oils, calming music, and meditation for the ultimate relaxation experience.
Options include:
- Morning yoga followed by brunch
- Sunset beach yoga
- “Glow and Flow” packages (yoga + pamper treatments)
- Meditation and mindfulness workshops
- Sound bath experiences
Yoga is a great way to reduce stress and anxiety, and it’s also a great way to bond with your friends. The instructor will guide you through the poses and help you find your inner zen.
Estimated cost: £25-£60 per person
15. High Tea Party
For a more traditional activity, how about a high tea party? Dress in your best and indulge in pastries, finger sandwiches, and hot tea. Add a little fun by having a hat competition or letting everyone bring their favourite teapot. It’s the perfect activity for a low-key celebration.
Themed options:
- Bridgerton-style high tea
- Alice in Wonderland tea party
- Royal garden party theme
- Champagne afternoon tea
High tea is a great way to enjoy a classic British tradition with your friends. You can choose from various teas and pair them with a variety of sweet and savoury treats.
UK afternoon tea venues:
- The Ritz (London)
- Bettys Tea Rooms (Yorkshire)
- The Ivy (various locations)
- Local boutique hotels
Estimated cost: £40-£80 per person
16. Cocktail Mixology Class
Become a cocktail mixologist with your very own private class. This is a fun way to learn new drinks and get a little creative with classic cocktails and new creations. Many providers offer mobile classes that come to your accommodation.
What you’ll learn:
- Classic cocktail recipes
- Mixology techniques
- Garnishing skills
- Cocktail history
- How to set up a home bar
Popular add-ons:
- Chocolate pairing
- Themed cocktails (Espresso Martinis, French 75s, Margaritas)
- Professional bartender service
Estimated cost: £40-£75 per person
17. Chocolate and Dessert Workshop
Feel like Willy Wonka when you take a chocolate-making class or workshop. There are tons of options for you and your wedding party to make your favourite sweet treats, from cake decorating to homemade macarons.
Options:
- Chocolate truffle making
- Macaron decorating
- Cake decorating masterclass
- Cupcake decorating
Estimated cost: £35-£70 per person
18. Wine and Cheese Pairing
Explore different wines paired with a selection of artisan cheeses. This indulgent activity is perfect for foodies. Learn about flavour combinations while enjoying each pairing. It’s a classy and enjoyable activity for the group.
What’s included:
- Selection of 5-7 wines
- Artisan cheese pairings
- Professional sommelier
- Tasting notes
- Light accompaniments (crackers, fruit, chutney)
Estimated cost: £40-£80 per person
19. Permanent Jewellery Experience
Getting matching bracelets or anklets “zapped” on your bodies for some permanent jewellery that’ll serve as a reminder of one amazing weekend. See if any local jewellery stores offer this trendy activity.
What to expect:
- Bracelet or anklet welding
- Choice of gold or silver chains
- Lasting reminder of your celebration
- No clasps needed
Estimated cost: £30-£60 per person
20. Dance Class
Get moving and learn some new moves when you and your favourite gals take a dance class. Choose from a ton of different styles.
Popular options:
- Bollywood dance
- Salsa or bachata
- Burlesque
- Contemporary
- Street dance
- 1920s Charleston
- Decade-specific classes (80s, 90s, etc.)
Estimated cost: £30-£55 per person
Classy Night Out Ideas
If you’re looking for a night out that’s both sophisticated and unforgettable, you’ve come to the right place. From rooftop cocktail parties to murder mystery dinners, we’ve got you covered with some of the best classy night-out ideas.
21. Rooftop Cocktail Party
For a luxury experience, consider a rooftop cocktail party. Dress up in cocktail attire and enjoy sweeping views of the city skyline. Hire a bartender to create custom cocktails or take turns making your own customized drinks.
UK rooftop venues:
- Skylight Rooftop Bar (London) – includes mini golf
- The Trafalgar Hotel Rooftop (London)
- Cloud 23 (Manchester)
- Local rooftop bars in major cities
As you sip your drinks and take in the stunning views, don’t forget to snap some pictures with your friends. This is a night you’ll want to remember for years to come.
Estimated cost: £50-£100 per person
22. River Cruise or Boat Party
For a unique and memorable experience, book a river cruise or boat party. Enjoy a gourmet meal and admire the stunning city views. Take a dance under the stars and snap some Instagram-worthy pictures. It’s the perfect way to have a magical night out with your besties.
Options:
- Thames dinner cruise (London)
- York river cruise
- Private yacht charter for coastal celebrations
- Canal boat hire
Whether you want to indulge in a delicious lunch or simply take in the sights, a river cruise is perfect for hens wanting a laid-back weekend of exploring.
Estimated cost: £45-£120 per person
23. Jazz Club or Piano Bar Experience
For a more lively and energetic party, head out to a jazz club or piano bar. Dance the night away to live jazz music and sip on delicious cocktails. Take a moment to appreciate the rich history of the club and the talented musicians that grace the stage.
Piano bars are hen party central! Many offer special treatment (like a raunchy serenade) for the bride and hens. This option is good for brides who want to invite family members to the party.
What to include:
- Live music performance
- Cocktails and champagne
- Speakeasy atmosphere
- Optional VIP table
Estimated cost: £30-£70 per person
24. Murder Mystery Dinner
For a fun and interactive night out, consider a murder mystery dinner. Dress up and play a character while trying to unravel a mystery. Laugh, scheme, and bond over the fun of trying to solve a crime.
What’s included:
- Professional actors
- Three-course meal
- Character assignments
- Interactive storyline
- Prizes for winners
As you work together to solve the mystery, you’ll find yourselves getting more and more invested in the story. Who knows, you might even surprise yourselves with your detective skills!
Estimated cost: £40-£75 per person
25. Elegant Wine Bar Hop
If you want a night out but don’t want it to be too raucous, consider an elegant wine bar hop. Visit some of the classiest wine bars in the city and sample fine wines. Learn about the origins of the grapes and the winemaking process.
As you sip on your wine and chat with your friends, you’ll feel like you’ve been transported to a chic European city. Take your time and savour each sip.
Estimated cost: £40-£85 per person
26. Bottomless Brunch
Brunch like there’s no tomorrow! Elevate your hen do game with an indulgent bottomless brunch where cocktails and prosecco flow and memories are made. There are loads of options when it comes to a classy brunch.
What to expect:
- Unlimited prosecco, mimosas, or cocktails (usually 90-120 minutes)
- Often includes live entertainment or DJs
- Sophisticated atmosphere
Popular UK chains:
- Bottomless Brunch venues in most major cities
- Themed brunches (drag brunch, disco brunch)
Estimated cost: £35-£65 per person
27. Theatrical Performance or Show
Check out what local events are happening that weekend. A concert, theatrical performance, musical, or comedy show might make the perfect hen activity. You can add it to a lineup of events, like going to a show after getting pampered at the spa.
Options:
- West End show (London)
- Local theatre productions
- Comedy club
- Cabaret show
- Immersive theatre experience
Estimated cost: £25-£100+ per person
28. Private Karaoke Room
This is a classic hen party idea that everyone will love! Book a private karaoke room, get into matching hen outfits that are all about glitter and shimmer, and have the time of your lives singing and dancing to your all-time favourite hits.
Karaoke is an easy and fun way to let loose before the big celebrations begin, and it’s a great chance to bond with the other hens who you might not know very well. If you’re super shy, team up with some of the other girls and blast a classic ballad or guilty pleasure together.
Estimated cost: £15-£40 per person
29. Fine Dining Experience
Honouring the bride-to-be with a fancy dinner is one of the best ways to spend quality time before her big day. Book a table at a Michelin-starred restaurant or your favourite upscale venue.
What to look for:
- Private dining room option
- Wine pairings
- Special occasion packages
Estimated cost: £60-£150 per person
30. Escape Room Challenge
Put your skills to the test with a challenging escape room. Gather your bridal party for this fun, action-packed adventure. And with so many exciting escape room themes everywhere, there’s no doubt you’ll all have some fun.
Options:
- Traditional indoor escape rooms
- Outdoor escape experiences
- Virtual reality escape rooms
- Mystery-themed experiences
Estimated cost: £20-£40 per person
Unique Destination Ideas
Weekend Getaway Options
Beach Destinations:
- Bournemouth
- Brighton
- Cornwall beaches
- Sandbanks
City Breaks:
- London
- Edinburgh
- Newcastle
- Liverpool
- York
- Bath
European Options:
- Barcelona
- Paris
- Marbella
- Valencia
- Lisbon
- Amalfi Coast
Countryside Retreats:
- Cotswolds
- Lake District
- Yorkshire Dales
- Scottish Highlands
Glamping & Outdoor:
- Luxury yurts
- Bell tents
- Eco-lodges
- Treehouses
- Converted barns
Average Hen Party Costs
According to recent data:
- UK hen weekend: £155 per person average
- Hen abroad: £185 per person average (excluding flights)
- Add-on costs: Activities £20-£150pp, accommodation £40-£120pn
Planning Tips for a Classy Hen Party
1. Know Your Guest List
Consider the mix of ages and personalities. Some classic themes work well for mixed age groups:
- Floral Era
- High Tea
- Wine Tasting
- Spa Weekend
- Vintage Glamour
2. Budget Wisely
Ways to save without sacrificing class:
- Host at home or hire a party house
- Choose mobile activities (they come to you—saves travel and parking)
- Plan during off-peak times (October-March)
- Look for group discounts
- DIY some elements (decorations, food)
- Stay local to avoid travel costs
3. Timing is Everything
Best seasons: Spring, summer, and early fall work best for warmer weather, longer daylight, and scenic outdoor settings.
How far in advance to book:
- Weekend getaways: 3-6 months
- Popular venues: 3-4 months
- Mobile activities: 6-8 weeks
- Restaurants and shows: 4-6 weeks
4. Consider Dietary Requirements
Always ask about:
- Vegetarian/vegan options
- Gluten-free needs
- Alcohol-free alternatives
- Allergies
Have mocktail options available for non-drinkers.
5. Create a Cohesive Aesthetic
Even without a strict theme, consider:
- A consistent colour palette
- Personalized details (monogrammed items, custom signage)
- Quality over quantity in decorations
- Professional photography moments
6. Thoughtful Party Favours
Skip the tacky novelties. Instead, choose:
- Personalized tote bags
- Monogrammed robes
- Simple custom jewellery
- Quality beauty products
- Hangover recovery kits (done tastefully)
- Artisan candles
- Miniature champagne bottles
Estimated cost: £10-£30 per person
7. Include Surprises (But Know the Bride)
Depending on the bride’s personality, surprises can be fun. But remember she only gets one hen party, so think carefully. Some brides hate being the centre of attention, whilst others love it.
8. Communication is Key
Create a group chat or use planning apps to:
- Coordinate outfits
- Collect money
- Build excitement
- Answer questions
Dress Code Ideas for Classy Hen Parties
Instead of matching “bride tribe” t-shirts, consider:
Sophisticated Options:
- All white for the bride, pastels for guests
- Monochrome elegance (all black or all white)
- Coordinated colour scheme (blush pink, sage green)
- Matching silk pyjamas for at-home parties
- Tennis whites for country club themes
- Vintage-inspired outfits for themed parties
- Elegant jumpsuits or dresses
- Casual chic (jeans and white tops with statement jewellery)
What NOT to Do at a Classy Hen Party
Let’s be honest—some hen party clichés should have retired with low-rise jeans:
Skip these:
- Inflatable novelty items
- Penis-shaped anything (unless specifically requested)
- L-plates and garish sashes
- Embarrassing games that make guests uncomfortable
- Forcing the bride to wear ridiculous outfits
- Over-the-top drinking challenges
- Posting embarrassing photos without consent
Instead focus on:
- Creating genuine memories
- Activities everyone will enjoy
- Respecting boundaries
- Quality time together
- Elegant photo opportunities
- Meaningful experiences
Instagram-Worthy Photo Opportunities
Make sure to capture the memories with:
Photo Ideas:
- Professional photoshoot (hire a photographer for 1-2 hours)
- Polaroid guest book station
- Themed photo booth with elegant props
- Candid activity shots
- Group portraits in beautiful locations
- Detail shots (flowers, decorations, drinks)
- Rose garden photoshoot in Regent’s Park (London)
- Venue-specific backdrops
Photography tips:
- Use natural light when possible
- Choose scenic locations
- Coordinate outfits for cohesive photos
- Hire a professional for at least part of the day
- Assign someone to collect photos from everyone
Frequently Asked Questions
How much should I budget for a hen party?
The average UK hen weekend costs £155 per person, but this can range from £80 for a low-key day to £300+ for a luxury weekend abroad. Consider:
- Accommodation: £40-£120 per night
- Activities: £20-£150 per person
- Food and drink: £40-£100 per day
- Travel: Variable
When should I start planning?
Start 3-6 months in advance, especially if you’re booking accommodation or traveling during peak season (spring/summer). This gives guests time to save and book time off work.
Who pays for the bride’s expenses?
Traditionally, the hen party guests split the bride’s costs between them. Be transparent about this from the start so everyone knows what they’re contributing to.
Should I invite family members?
This is completely up to the bride. Many brides have two celebrations—a wilder one with friends and a more sedate afternoon tea or spa day with family. Piano bars and high tea are good options if mixing generations.
How long should a hen party last?
Most UK hen parties are weekend affairs (Friday evening through Sunday). Day hen parties typically run 6-10 hours. Choose what works for your group’s schedules and budgets.
What if people can’t afford it?
Be upfront about costs from the beginning. Consider:
- Choosing budget-friendly options
- Planning a day event instead of a weekend
- Staying local to save on accommodation
- Offering payment plans
- Subsidizing costs for those who genuinely can’t afford it
Do I need a theme?
Absolutely not! The “no theme” theme is hugely popular for 2025. Focus on a cohesive aesthetic and quality experiences rather than forced themes.
Final Thoughts: Planning Your Perfect Classy Hen Party
With these ideas, you can plan a hen party that’s both classy and unforgettable. No matter what your bride-to-be’s personality or preferences are, there’s an option that everyone will love and remember for years to come.
Remember, the best hen parties are those that:
- Reflect the bride’s personality
- Create genuine bonding moments
- Strike the right balance between relaxation and celebration
- Feel special without being over the top
- Respect everyone’s comfort levels and budgets
Whether you opt for a relaxing spa weekend, an adventurous outdoor retreat, a sophisticated city celebration, or a creative workshop afternoon, what matters most is spending quality time with your favourite people before the big day.
The key to a truly memorable hen party isn’t about how much you spend or how many activities you pack in—it’s about creating meaningful memories with the people who matter most. Keep it stylish, keep it personal, and enjoy every moment.
So start planning and get ready for a celebration you’ll never forget! Happy hen party planning!
Have you planned a classy hen party in Yorkshire or elsewhere in the UK? Share your experience in the comments below!
Quick Planning Checklist
3-6 Months Before:
- Set a budget
- Choose a date
- Create guest list
- Book accommodation
- Reserve major activities
6-8 Weeks Before:
- Send formal invitations
- Collect deposits
- Book restaurants
- Arrange transport
- Order party favours
2-4 Weeks Before:
- Confirm final numbers
- Coordinate outfits
- Book any remaining activities
- Create emergency contact list
Week Before:
- Final payments
- Pack decorations and supplies
- Confirm all bookings
- Prepare surprises
Day of:
- Relax and enjoy!
- Take lots of photos
- Stay hydrated
- Look after each other
- Create wonderful memories
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