Forbidden Clothes Pegs
Anyone who’s ever been to any party, ever, knows the formula for this classic drinking game: Four or five words are made forbidden and anyone who says them thereafter has to drink. In this hens party take, guests start the day with 5 pegs pegged to their clothing and any time anyone else hears them use one of the forbidden words (make them wedding-related), the person who uses the word loses a peg to the person who heard them. At the end of the day, the person with the most pegs on their clothing wins.
Mood
Playful
Group
Party-ready
Host
Shirtless & sexy
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Forbidden Clothes Pegs
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Cocktails to match Forbidden Clothes Pegs
Elevate your game night with these specially curated cocktails that perfectly complement the fun and excitement of Forbidden Clothes Pegs.
Signature cocktail
Blue Lagoon
Everything you need to know about the Blue Lagoon is right in the name. Tall, refreshing and bluer than the bluest Caribbean sky, the cocktail turns vodka, blue curaçao and lemonade into a drink you’ll want to dive into.
- 30ml vodka
- 30ml blue curaçao
- 120ml ounces lemonade
- Garnish: lemon wheel
- Garnish: maraschino cherry
Signature cocktail
Cosmopolitan
Lipsmackingly sweet and sour, the Cosmopolitan cocktail of vodka, cranberry, orange liqueur and citrus is a very good-time in a glass. Perfect for any party!
- 45ml lemon vodka
- 15ml triple sec
- 30ml cranberry juice
- 10ml lime juice
- ice For the garnish
- orange zest, or a lime wedge on the rim of the glass.
Signature cocktail
Chocolate Grasshopper
Chocolate Mint Lovers Unite! This boozy Grasshopper Cocktail is a vintage after dinner ice cream drink that never goes out of style. Have you LuckyLadds topless waiter make this classic for you.
- ice
- 25ml crème de menthe
- 25ml white crème de cacao
- 25ml single cream To garnish
- mint sprig
- 25g melted chocolate (optional)
See Also
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Can't get enough of the fun? Check out these other crowd-pleasing games.
Party game
Would She Rather?
All you need is a bit of prep some paper, pens or pencils. Test out who knows the bride-to-be the best with the Would She Rather? game. It’s a fun way to break the ice and get the competitive juices flowing and a chance to be a bit naughty with the questions. This hens party game is best played in teams of 2 to 4. Write 10 to 15 questions with two different options give them to all the guests. Get your LuckyLadds sexy topless waiter to help giving out the question sheets. Give each team 5-10 minutes to tick the choices they think the bride-to-be would make. When everyone’s finished, ask the bride-to-be what she’d actually pick and tally up your scores. The team with the most correct answers wins! Losing team drinks as a bonus round you can get the groom to fill out a Would He Rather sheet that bride gets tested on!
Party game
The Band-Aid Party Game
THIS PARTY GAME IS ALL TIME FAVOURITE! A must play game at any hens party or night. This game sets the mood for naughty cheeky night. Grab a pack of band-aids and hand one to each of the guests. Ask them to stick them anywhere on the topless waiter (maybe ask the topless waiter before getting too frisky on certain spots!) and then blindfold the bride and she has to find them and peel them off. Bonus points if she uses her teeth! And by being directed by hers fellow hens 👈👉👆👇.
Party game
He Said, She Said
Create a list of statements or quotes that the couple might have said in the past. These can be funny, memorable, or even slightly embarrassing. Make sure to include statements from both the bride and the groom. Format: Gather the participants and explain the rules. The game can be played as a group activity or divided into smaller teams, depending on the number of attendees. Your luckyladds Topless Waiter or Drag queen host reads out one statement at a time. It could start with "He said" or "She said," followed by the statement. Guessing: After the statement is read out, the participants try to guess whether it was said by the bride or the groom. They can discuss their guesses with their team members or with the entire group. Revealing the Answer: Once everyone has made their guesses, the correct answer is revealed. The person who guessed correctly earns a point for themselves or their team.
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