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Hen Night Art Print
by Neil McBride
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Hen Night art print by Neil McBride. Our art prints are produced on acid-free papers using archival inks to guarantee that they last a lifetime without fading or loss of color. All art prints include a 1" white border around the image to allow for future framing and matting, if desired.
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Many brides choose to adopt is the theme of dressing up for the hen night. If you are lucky, the bride-to-be will expect you to invest in a new... more
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Many brides choose to adopt is the theme of dressing up for the hen night. If you are lucky, the bride-to-be will expect you to invest in a new dress, shoes and some party glitter; otherwise, you might be expected to hit to town in more ridiculous fancy dress.
Certain items of clothing do tend to give away the fact to amused onlookers that they are witnessing a hen party in full swing. For example, some brides wear L-plates to supposedly symbolize sexual inexperience, and a veil. Of course, her fellow hens may have to follow suit.
Hens nights are often as riotous, if not more so, than stage nights, and, therefore, they usually don't take place on the eve of the wedding. Every bride wants to look her best on the big day, rather than bleary-eyed and hung-over. For this reason, the chief bridesmaid will organize the party a week or more in advance and takes responsibility for sending out invitations and arranging the venue.
About Neil McBride
British visual artist Neil McBride is based in North Yorkshire. McBride is a painter and maker of art prints and original paintings for sale here at FAA, through his website at https://www.neilmcbrideart.co.uk/ And via galleries in the North of England. McBride is a versatile artist whose current obsession is in depictions of crowds of people in eventful situations.
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