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Step 1
Review the concept of forfeits, one of those games that many of us played in some version as kids. They're kind of like a dare, double-dog dare with the adult version often a bit racy.
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Step 2
Devise 50 or more forfeits for each hen party. You might require guests to think of one or two as a condition of entry to the party.
There's no limit at hen parties as long as it's nothing illegal or dangerous. With adults-only in attendance, forfeits can range from "have a drink" to "tell about your first love" to "remove an item of clothing." -
Step 3
Check out possible musical forfeits, like requiring someone to stand on one leg while whistling a well-known song. You could also have them eat three crackers and then, before allowing them to take a drink, direct them to sing Happy Birthday to a stranger on the street. Musical forfeits can also require someone to dance, the more exotic, the better. Think belly dancing, tap or limbo.
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Step 4
Try verbal forfeits, like making someone recite the alphabet backwards or act like a monkey speaking French. You could also have a quiz about current events or celebrities in the news. How about naming ten things found in an attic? Or five things you wouldn't want to wear to church.
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Step 5
Let loose with some physical dares, such as making someone kiss everyone in the room whose name stars with a particular letter. The forfeit could be to wear rubber gloves during the party; any number of nonsensical activities will do. You could also play a moderate version of strip poker, the loser being the person who has to strut around the room and cluck like a hen every time someone says the word, "wedding."
