Hen Party Craze! - The Ceramic Cafe Revolution

One thing I love about what I do is that nothing is too outrageous!! Everything is accepted much like in fashion! These crazy ideas, whether they are big or small make an impact on the day (that if coordinated well) and creates a spectacle guests will admire and remember for years to come.

So when u thought the typical hen party for the wild-bride was a night on the town with a stripper and some nibblets; and for the weak hearted-bride was a quiet girls night at a restaurant or at home. You couldn't be more wrong!

Bride's are really reaching into their creative sides by going to their local ceramics cafe! Yes you heard - a ceramics cafe! For those wild bride's-to-be, this is the place you go to to paint mugs and plates and other homely or gift items.

I spoke with Paul from Biscuit - Ceramics Cafe in Greenwich, London who told me that the summer months are increasingly busy with bridal hen parties. Biscuit offer an exciting night planned with ceramics, paint and a whole lot of laughter.

It is such an wonderful idea that definitely breaks the norm!!! I couldn't imagine the ladies in the victorian age doing anything quite so adventurous.

If you want to customise your wedding day they this is a great way to do it! An excellent idea I heard from one bride is that her bridal team and herself custom made (terribly - I was told) plates for the head table, maids of honour and the best men. And its something they look back on and giggle about.

"One hen party the bridal cars stopped on the way to the church to pick up the finished pieces so we really were part of the big day." (Paul from Biscuit Biscuit).

Ceramic cafe activities allows a mixed group of strangers to really get involved and get to know each other. Minus the excessive alcohol and the embarrassing stories the day after.

Why not check it out today!

Biscuit - Ceramic Cafe
Paul - 020 8853 8588