Hen parties

Marydoll -I was away with friends, we all LFT before meeting. There was a hot tub, none of us used it. One of our group is a GP- advised us to avoid it

Iam64

Marydoll -I was away with friends, we all LFT before meeting. There was a hot tub, none of us used it. One of our group is a GP- advised us to avoid it

Iam, I don't really fancy it anyway. A breeding ground for germs, methinks!

Espee, of course I am joking!!! I have got this far, being sensible and cautious and don't intend to put myself at risk now.

Marydoll

*Espee*, of course I am joking!!! I have got this far, being sensible and cautious and don't intend to put myself at risk now.

Do have a lovely time.

Esspee. My daughter , in the course of doing a job , heard a mum call out " Chlamydia" when she summonsed her child!!! I presume she didn't know. my DD said she didn't look very bright!

Agree. It used to be that bachelorette parties were a lot cheaper. I spent my bachelorette party with my husband, cousins, and closest friends at my house. We had a great time, didn't drink alcohol or do anything we'd regret. My daughter is getting married soon, and her best friend advised me on how to prepare a surprise party for her. I know her friends can afford an expensive party, but we decided not to spend a huge amount on it. So we decided that the girls would go glamping (which is cheaper than I thought) or have a beautiful aristocratic wine tasting party at home. We got our ideas here at bachelorettepartyhelp.com, and I'm so glad I found them.

Another way to spend, may could be as irrational as the newest most expensive I-phone, vacations abroad, or weekly nails. Niece has a choice, €500 hen party or not. I'd choose not, but to each her own way of indulgences.

Totally- as long as they don't complain about being hard up, don't have money for deposit, etc.

For me, stag dos, hen parties (abroad and that go on for days) and stupidly expensive weddings - totally lost the plot. Again, fair enough if they can afford to, and if they don't constantly complain about how we had it easy, and how it is all so hard for them now!

There were certainly hen nights in 1978 because I had one, even in deepest darkest Wales, not known for being the trendiest of places in those days. A not too loud night in a local pub (watched closely by our families and neighbours who frequented the same pubs and who wouldn't have put up with any drunken racket ) The wedding never actually happened but we had a good hen night.