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Originally airing in Canada back in the '60s, ITV's revived 2008 version of Mr & Mrs (hosted by Phillip Schofield) proved a huge hit with UK viewers and continues to be a much loved TV series today. In order to win a cash prize, couples on the show compete against each other guessing their other half's answers to questions proving how well they know each other, the couple that's shown to know each other the best wins. In recent years Mr and Mrs has also become a popular game to play hen parties, here's a little guide explaining how it works! How to Play First of all the bride-to-be is presented with a series of questions, previously answered by the groom-to-be, the aim of the game is for her to guess what his answers were. Every incorrect answer results in a forfeit (usually in the form of shots or dares) and whenever a correct answer given she has the power to nominate one or more of her fellow hens to take the forfeit instead. Be warned.. Revenge is sweet! If you'd like to add more of a personal touch you can video the groom-to-be answering the questions so everyone can watch it back on the hen night, often resulting in lots of giggles! To make it extra special why not have one of our fantastic buff butlers host the game and administer the forfeits/read out the questions! You can make up all your own questions if you like but we have attached some example questions below to give you a starting point/some ideas. We wish you all the best with your party planning and hope you have a fab hen party! Ideas for questions What’s the one thing, apart from you that he’d save in a fire? What would he say is most embarrassing thing you’ve ever done? What’s the name of his favourite celebrity crush? What’s the most unusual place you’ve had sex? What would he say is your most annoying habit? What would you say is his most annoying habit? What’s his favourite sexual position? Who would play him in a movie of his life? What’s his favourite part of your body? What’s your favourite part of his body? What’s your bra size? Where does your h2b want to go on honeymoon? How many children does he want? What year did you get together? Would you trust him to choose your wedding dress? How many times did he take his driving test?...

It's the last night of freedom before the bride commits to a life of picking up rogue socks from the bedroom floor and wondering why five years after getting married their closest companion in the world takes 4 x AA batteries. Organising a perfect hen do is your duty as bridesmaid, you’re not doing this for the giggles, it’s a rite of passage into a world of mother in-laws and squabbling over the duvet all facilitated through the medium of an awesome hen party. It’s time to prove yourself as a true friend, not just one of those Facebook friends we all have just to make up the numbers. It’s time for you to organise a blinding send off for the bride you love, and will have a much more impressive dress than you on her big day. What four things go into a perfect hen party? 1. Dares and Forefeits Dares at a hen party have to really go beyond reasonable. They have to be the kind of dares that make people reevaluate their friendships and/or get your name put on some kind of register. Wearing a random bloke’s boxer shorts just won’t cut it, you at least need to be wearing them on your head whilst telling random strangers you’re a cola bottle. 2. Inflatable Boyfriends There isn’t a single person on this earth that can drink a full Mojito through a willy straw without giggling and unceremoniously spraying said drink over approximately everybody at the party. Sharing is indeed caring, and willy straws are almost compulsory at a hen party. When Jessica goes to work on the following Monday with a black eye sustained by taking a direct hit to the face from a fully erect blow up willy, you'll know it’s been a good one....

The hen party has become an integral part of planning your wedding and gone are the days where a few friends having a drink at the pub will do the job. The modern hen party wants to go to a great location, have fun experiences and a night to remember for everyone. That’s where the Buff Butler can come in – but what’s it all about? A little butler history No-one is totally sure where the idea of a naked butler came from, but the first professional buff butler services popped up in 2001. It was a proudly UK idea that has since spread around the world and we have fellow butlers in the US, New Zealand, Canada and Australia. The idea of the naked butler soon caught on and TV shows started to feature them – from the X Factor to Come Dine with Me, buff butlers showcased their skills (and a little more). And from the beginning, the ideal pairing of buff butler and hen party was always central to the concept. Our services Here at Butler Bookings, we have been supplying buff butlers for hen parties and other events for over five years. We have worked in hotels, private venues and even homes around the country – and even out in Ibiza for the last two years. The company was founded as a small start-up in Manchester and is now a leader in buff butlers in the UK. We now have over 200 different guys on our register who can visit your event anywhere in the country and offer the highest professional standards – the company is run by a former butler who understands the industry better than anyone. This means the customer is always at the heart of everything we do. How it works The great thing about our service is that you can customise it to suit your needs. The classic buff butler comes with a bottom revealing apron, collar, cuffs and a bowtie as well as a big smile and totally professional approach. But we understand that sometimes a little more is needed, and our butlers are happy to don stylish boxers or even trousers for the event. We can personalise the service to suit your needs. We can also handle groups of any size and for any occasion from hen parties to birthday parties and even corporate events. Simply let us know...