Ideas For A Classy Hen Party

Published: 20th January 2011
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Think 'hen party' and it's difficult not to conjure up images of pink feather boas, cowboys hats and a drunken night out on the tiles. Modern hen parties needn't be a sordid affair that culminates with a night at the strippers however, instead why not create a chic and classy alternative that doesn't break the bank?

An up and coming trend within the classy hen party community is the increasingly popularity of burlesque dancing. Similar to the 90s when learning how to pole dance proved a hit with brides-to-be, the rise of burlesque provides a classier and miles more seductive alternative for today's hens. A great way to exercise, tone and empower women, burlesque is a fun and flirty form of striptease that originates from the roaring '20s but still finds a resonance with modern females. Burlesque classes differ in price based on the length and features of the session but average at roughly £30 per head.

For those looking for something a little more sedate and relaxing, why not opt for a spa day? Both classy and rejuvenating, a spa day allows you and your friends to relax and unwind in calming surroundings peppered with foot massages, thai manicures, facials and body scrubs. You might even find yourself reclining in a jacuzzi with a chilled glass of champagne; and that's all before lunchtime when most spa retreats provide a sumptuous buffet to round off your stay. Depending on whether your spa break features an overnight stay, hens can expect to pay in the region of £75 - £250 per person.

Modern hen parties are synonymous with troops of women getting together and heading off for weekend breaks in another city. Taking in the sights of another city can make for a superbly memorable hen party; especially if the break is well planned and doesn't descend into a 'party all night, sleep all day' getaway. If you're looking to create a classy hen party, your best to opt for a classy city like Paris or New York. If you're looking for somewhere a little closer to home however, why not book you and your friends a luxurious stay in an Edinburgh boutique hotel, equipped with a spa for relaxing treatments and a stylish bar from which you can unwind after taking in the sights of one of Europe's most cultural cities. Weekend stays in Edinburgh's top boutique hotels cost in the region of £150 - £500 depending on availability and guest requirements.

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