If you're planning a hen party or a bridal shower, our Hen Party Accessories collection has everything you need to make the occasion more fun and instagram-ready!

Trust us when we say, the small details make all the difference when it comes to planning a hen party.  Our range of accessories will help you make the event more personable for the bride and for the guests!

What Are the Essential Hen Party Accessories?

With so many products to choose from, you might be wondering which accessories are the most important.  We've got you covered with our recommended must-have essentials.  The first essential (and the most important of them all!) is the bride to be hen party veil and sash. These accessories will complete the bride's hen party look and everyone will know who the future mrs is when she's wearing her lovely hen do outfit accessories.  You can shop our Veils & Headbands and Sashes on our website.

The next most important hen do or bridal shower accessory is the Hen Do Bags.   Hen Bags make a great first impression for any hen do or bridal shower, and the goodies you add inside will double up as great ice breakers! Pop some items in the bags to wow the guests and the bride (some ideas include: hangover essentials, a small drink and snack, or a cute hen party favour!).  Why not read our guide on what to add to your hen party bags.

Last (but most definitely not least!), we recommend having a few hen party Games up your sleeve to brighten any lull moments, and some gorgeous Decorations to transform your venue or space.

Who Buys the Hen Party Accessories?

A common question many hens want the answer to - who buys the hen accessories?  From our experience, we tend to find that whoever plans the hen party will also buy the hen party accessories, and the cost is then split between the hens. (There are no set rules however and this is just a trend we have noticed!).

If you're a maid of honour or a bridesmaid looking to plan a hen party for the bride to be, we recommend dividing the cost between either the bridal party (bridesmaids, mother of the bride, maid of honour, etc), or building it into the cost per person for all of the guests.  This way, no-one bears the full cost and the bride won't have to fork out for the cost, either.