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Bridal Trend

Who: The Sun Herald
Date: July 2008

High Tea, not high-jinks

The tacky veils and pub crawls of hens' nights are on the wane.

"Women still want to have fun on their hens' night, " Sucheta Kotwal, founder of www.hens.com.au, says.

"But they want something more memorable than a pub crawl and a drunken dance in some dodgy club."

Instead, high tea, pamper parties and cocktail-making classes are popular. "It means hens can still play games and be a bit silly without having to worry about drunken guys wanting to crash the party."

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