Sorry O/T Hen Night in Glasgow

LizDesigns

Silver Member

• 30 May 2008

• #1

Just wondered if those lovely people from in and around the Glasgow area have any ideas of where to go on a hen night. My sister has just announced she is getting married on 5th July and i'm in charge of organising a hen night for 28 lovely ladies.
It's all a bit last minute so i'm getting into a panic about it all as I want it to be fab.
Any ideas?

 

Starlight

Gold Member

• 30 May 2008

• #2

Depends what kind of night/places are you looking for??

 

LizDesigns

Silver Member

• 30 May 2008

• #3

I'd prefer something that does themed nights, although cocktail places would be great too.
The real problem is finding somewhere which would accomodate all of us. Also after somewhere to have a meal.
I've been to Glasgow a few times but just can't think of places.

 

Starlight

Gold Member

• 30 May 2008

• #4

Ill ask around at work At least if nothing else they'll know where to avoid :giggle:

 

LizDesigns

Silver Member

• 30 May 2008

• #5

Thanks, that would be really appreciated.

 

cheekychops

On a mission!

• 30 May 2008

• #6

If you mean somewhere to go dancing, your best option is probably Jumping Jacks. It won't knock you back for being a hen party & large numbers (as most places will) Phone ahead and get a guest list sorted. There is another place on the same street that I can't remember the name of.

There's tons of places to have dinner, depends what you fancy.

 

S

shazzy1970

Full Member

• 31 May 2008

• #7

i think madness would be a good bet for a great night too. What kind of food do you fancy - theres the shanghai shuffle for a chinese karaoke, never been but hear its brilliant for a night out. Are you looking for a mad hen night or a more classy evening with good food and cocktails?

 

LizDesigns

Silver Member

• 31 May 2008

• #8

Think it'll need to be classy, we've got our gran and my sis's new MIL coming. My gran is definately up for a laugh but not sure about the MIL.
What's madness? I've never heard of it?
Has anyone been to the Metropolitan? If so would that be a good choice?