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Whether the group chat is brand new or the date is suddenly very close, this page will take you to the right next step.
Made for the person quietly holding the whole weekend together.Hen planning since 2012
No one hands youMaybe you’re the maid of honour. Maybe you offered to help and are now somehow in charge. Maybe you’re the bride and would rather plan it yourself.
You are all in the right place. Start with what matters most to her, then use this page whenever the next decision feels a little fuzzy.
Start with the bride or the party table. If you would rather keep everything on your screen, the digital shop is ready too.
Pick the mood before you buy the details. It keeps the group chat focused and stops the table looking like five different parties.
You do not need to plan the entire weekend today. Choose the decision that is taking up the most space in your head.
I need help with…
Agree the essentials first. The complete checklist will show you what needs doing without making the whole thing feel enormous.
Open the free checklistMove the marker to where you are now. We’ll point you towards the jobs that deserve your attention first.
Get the bride’s honest preferences first. Then settle the date and agree a budget the group can live with. Once those are steady, you can look at destinations and places to stay.
See the early planning route ↗Open the tool you need and get one job out of the group chat today.
See the real cost per person before anyone pays a deposit.
Match the party mood to the bride you are actually planning for.
Turn the loose ideas into a weekend everyone can follow.
Make a Pictionary list in seconds. Keep it clean or take it after dark.
Clear answers for the questions that keep coming back. Written for real organisers, not imaginary perfect parties.
A new city guide every week
Find out what she wants and what she absolutely does not.
Get names from her before the group chat starts growing legs.
Choose a realistic per-person ceiling before you browse.
Give the group clear options and confirm the winner quickly.
Five honest notes that can save a surprising amount of stress.
People are more honest about money and comfort one-to-one. Plan from those replies, not the loudest messages in the chat.
Secure the fixed-time activity first. Build the flexible plans around it.
Twelve people needing the mirror can undo a relaxed schedule. Leave real space before dinner.
Let everyone have a say, then close the vote. Reopening decisions is how the bride ends up planning her own hen.
Choose one brilliant surprise. Tell her anything that affects what she packs or pays.
The Hen Planner has specialised in hen party planning since 2012. Everything here exists for the same reason: to help you plan a celebration that feels like her.
It walks you through the whole plan in the right order. Save it, come back when you need it and let it hold the details your brain is tired of carrying.
Open the complete checklist