Hosting The Ultimate Girls Night In Party


Is there anything better than a girls night in; getting everyone together and having a few drinks and a good chat?! It's a good way to have a catch up especially if your friends are all starting to move to different cities and have very different lives, as you can have fun and stay close. If you're looking to host a really fun girls night in, here are a few fun additions that you might not have thought of!

A combination of wine and chocolate- this does actually exist! It combines the richness of mocha with chocolate and blackberries along with a fresh spice black pepper. It sounds fantastic and would be such a fun and unusual thing to bring out on a girls night in, a definite talking point and something you can pretty much guarantee no-one will have tried before. Hard to Find Wines sell so many unique and unusual wine blends, great for any party if you want to provide your guests with something a little different.

Creating your own mini cocktail bar would be a fun idea for a girls night in- you could set up a few different spirits, juices and mixers on a tray. Add a bucket of ice, some chopped fruit and a load of cute cocktail glasses with the book propped up at one side and people could create their own drinks. 

Karaoke Machine £29.99
When it comes to girls night, the karaoke machine is always a roaring success- people can't wait to belt out a tune or two after a couple of drinks! This one is under £30 so not too expensive, ideal for something like this when you'll only have it out now and again. 

Giant Games- £10
These are always fun when the weather is nice. For some reason playing games outside when they're giant sized just automatically makes it more fun, you can get all the old classics like connect four, snakes and ladders, noughts and crosses and even dominos all in giant size. Particularly good if you have a lot of people over as it keeps everyone busy, and it's something different to your regular drinking games. You're able to have competitions, and get a good dose of childhood nostalgia thrown in!