How to Organize a Hen Party for 20+ People (Without Stress)

Organising a hen party is tough. Organising one for 20, 25, or even 30+ ladies? That can feel impossible. Finding an activity that fits everyone, isn't too expensive, and actually has space for you is the biggest hurdle.

The "Herding Cats" Problem

With big groups, moving people around is a nightmare. Booking taxis for 25 people? Good luck. Trying to get into a busy cocktail bar? You'll be split across three tables.

The Golden Rule for Large Groups: Click "Come to Us".

The most successful large hen parties book a venue (like a large Airbnb, village hall, or function room) and have the entertainment come to them. It saves money on transport, keeps the group together, and lets you bring your own drinks (huge money saver!).

Why Life Drawing Wins for Big Groups

While cocktail making classes often cap at 12-15 people due to bar space,Mobile Life Drawing scales perfectly.

• ✅ No size limit: If you can fit in the room, you can draw! We regularly host groups of 30+.
• ✅ Inclusive: It's seated, relaxed, and suitable for all ages (Grandma included).
• ✅ Cost Effective: Large groups often qualify for our best per-person rates.
• ✅ Zero Logistics: We arrive, set up, and start. You don't need to move a muscle.

Top Tips for the Big Weekend

1. Accommodation is Key

For groups of 20+, look for "Party Houses" or large converted barns. Bath and Bristol have some incredible large properties. Ensure there is one large communal living space where everyone can gather.

2. Collect Money Early

Chasing 25 people for £30 is a full-time job. Set a firm deadline for deposits. We make this easy by allowing you to book with a single deposit, and pay the balance later once everyone has coughed up!

3. Plan "Free Time"

With 20 people, everything takes longer. Breakfast takes longer. Getting ready takes longer. Don't over-schedule. One main activity (like Life Drawing) in the afternoon allows for a lazy morning and plenty of time to get glam for the evening.