Pencils up, bubbles in
Life drawing hens parties, with the whole night drawn in
Topless waiter turns model. Everyone sketches, badly. Then the night rolls on.
We build the life drawing into her whole hens, from the first knock to the last round, in six cities around Australia.
- How longUp to two hours of pencils and giggles. The rest of the night is up to you.
- CostOur life drawing hens packages usually sit around $150 to $300 per person.
- GroupSix of you or thirty, it works a treat.
- WhereAll six cities
She gets the front-row seat and the worst portrait of the night. You get the thank-yous in the group chat, with your name on them.
What happens at a life drawing hens party
A knock at the door, a round of bubbles, a robe on the floor. Then the giggling turns into a competition.
A life drawing hens party with My Ultimate Hens is a class where your topless waiter becomes your model and everyone sketches (badly, gloriously), built into a whole celebration of her. The class is where the night starts, not where it ends.
No art skills, no homework. Everyone draws at once, and the only person on show is him.
Who does what
- Him
- Pours the first round, poses for selfies, then holds every pose while you draw.
- Between poses
- Games and challenges, and a few pointers on drawing him, so the whole room stays in stitches.
- Everyone
- Draws him, all at once. Then holds her drawing up for the group photo.
- The bride
- Front row. Decides how cheeky, and keeps her favourite drawing.
Drinks in hand.
A studio, a lounge or a VIP room set up for your crew, with a drink in your hand as you walk in. A room full of your girls, and the giggling starts early.
A knock at the door.
He arrives shirtless and spends the first half hour as your waiter: pouring drinks, mingling, posing for photos with her. By the time the pads come out, the room is already laughing.
Save to PinterestPencils for everyone.
Every pad and pencil is supplied. The only skill required is keeping a straight face while he holds the pose.
The big reveal.
Off comes the rest (or not: pants on is always her call). He holds each pose while you draw, with games and challenges between poses that have the whole room in stitches.
The gallery moment.
It ends with the group photo, everyone holding up her own drawing with him in the middle, and the drawings go home with you. That's the photo the group chat will still be using at the wedding.
On to the night.
He's back in his robe, and you're off to dinner, the bar or another round right where you are, and nobody's quiet any more.
Your model is your topless waiter for about the first half hour, then poses for the class. All up he's with you for about one and a half to two hours, and the rest of the night is yours.
How cheeky a life drawing hens gets, from pants on to the full masterpiece
Her call, every time.
Every My Ultimate Hens life drawing night starts with a topless waiter, so the cheek is built in. How far he goes after that is up to her, and there are exactly two ways it goes.
Not sure how cheeky she’d go?
Three taps for a nudge. It’s still her call, so ask her.
1If her mum comes, she’ll be…
2When the topless waiter walks in, she’ll…
3The group chat is mostly…
Sounds like
Pants on.
All the laughs and all the sketching, a little left to the imagination, and nobody’s aunt needs a lie-down.
Sounds like
The full masterpiece.
She’s ready for the real thing, and the best drawing of the night will come from the quietest girl in the room.
Both come with every My Ultimate Hens life drawing package. And he knows her line before he knocks.
Who a life drawing hens suits
Anyone who can hold a glass and a pencil. The worse she draws, the better the night.
A life drawing hens suits mixed groups because everyone does the same thing at once, sitting down, with something to concentrate on, so nobody's on show unless she wants to be.
Three different questions, three different answers
- How much does he take off? That one’s the bride’s: pants on or the full masterpiece.
- How much does anyone have to join in? Draw. That’s the whole job. He does the posing; you do the giggling and the shading.
- How much is anyone on show? Him, entirely. The rest of you are behind a sketch pad until the group photo, and that’s only if she wants in it.
The bride who said no strippers.
Choose pants on: he poses in his undies, holds dead still while you draw, and the only performance expected from her is a drawing.
The quiet bride, or the quiet ones.
Give a quiet bride a pencil and she has somewhere to look, something to do and a reason to giggle that isn't him.
Her mum, the aunties, his mum.
Mum meets him first as the waiter topping up her glass, then sits down with a pencil like everyone else. And mum doesn't automatically mean mild: plenty are first in line for the photo.
The girls who've never met.
Comparing terrible drawings does in ten minutes what small talk takes all night to do.
Pregnant.
A sit-down drawing class is one of the easiest things for a pregnant bride to enjoy from start to finish: a comfy seat, a pencil in her hand and the best view in the room.
Six of you or thirty.
It works a treat at any size: a small table means everyone has the front row, a big crew means a louder gallery moment.
The house rules
So everyone can relax, him included.
- Our own models. Our own My Ultimate Hens crew, chosen for their good looks, charisma and professionalism, and for knowing how to get a room full of women laughing.
- Eyes on, hands off, pencils ready. No touching during the poses. Once he’s in his novelty G-string for photos, a friendly arm around him is welcome, with his consent.
- Ask first. Photos only with his OK, and never while he’s fully naked. The poses stay off the camera roll.
- Cheeky is encouraged. Getting carried away, ladies, is not.
Pants on or the full masterpiece, the rules don’t change.
On the model
Just wanted to give some feedback about our booking on the weekend for Jo's Hens - The Platter - Delicious, looked soo good! Our nude life drawing, was absolutely incredible, definitely exceeded our expectations, could not have been happier with our models services and professionalism from the minute he walked in to thank you messages after he had left. Drag Queens - Amazing, a lot of fun! Party Bus - The highlight of our event! Overall an amazing weekend, could not happier with how everything went, it's safe to say I have one happy bride to be, we had the best time and would highly reccommend using My Ultimate Hens again.
On making it comfortable
Dear Heather and the team at my Ultimate Hens,
Thank you, thank you, thank you for a superb afternoon and evening. Everything was absolutely perfect and everyone involved extremely professional! Tash and Patrick made it comfortable and fun and I've had all great feedback from my guests. Continue what you do, and I will be sure to refer anyone who asks.
Many thanks,
Kim x
On mum
Hi Heather,
I wanted to provide some feedback from Stephies hens on the weekend just gone and say a huge thanks to everyone involved - she loved it from start to finish and you made it all so perfect! Your burlesque dancer Crystal she was unreal and made us all feel very femme fierce and strutting our stuff! Thankyou also for making sure she included the songs I sent you because as we talked about in the lead up these are our hens favourite songs and it made it even more special to have them as part of the night.
Now onto the topless waiter, well he was dishy as promised and even Stephs mum was getting in on the action and stealing him from everyone else for photos which was so funny! He couldn't do enough for us and yes as you can see from the photos we even dressed him up in a toilet paper gown and he was such a good sport helping and making us all laugh, it was exactly what we needed on such a fun night and exactly the sort of attitude i had hoped for.
Everything ran perfectly and i just wanted to say thankyou again i honestly couldn't have done it without your help and i cant wait to work with you again when i get engaged!
Debbie T
If she'd rather keep everyone's clothes on, paint and sip hens parties do the art without the anatomy.
What a life drawing hens party costs
The package is the magic.
Our life drawing hens packages usually sit around $150 to $300 per person, and they’re built as the whole celebration: the waiter, the class, then dinner, bubbles or the dance floor. The life drawing is just where it starts.
Making a weekend of it? Our hens weekends usually sit around $250 to $550 per person.
Want to see the packages? Pick her city.
On the night itself
Hi ladies,
I just wanted to thank you for organising an amazing event. The Hens party was a success. Sharna & the girls had so much fun. The night ran perfectly, not one glitch.
The life drawing class was the star of the night, so many laughs were had and your staff Mark & Adrianna were absolutely lovely. The restaurant was amazing, food and service were perfect.
Thanks again for your professional service and also your understanding & willingness to help out when things got a little stressful with numbers, it was definitely appreciated and I will be recommending your company to friends & family.
Thanks ladies! Kisses, Katie
Life drawing hens parties with My Ultimate Hens, at a glance
- Who runs it
- My Ultimate Hens, female founded in 2011, helping hens celebrate in six Australian cities. Every life drawing night comes as part of a whole hens package, with the class as one very cheeky part of the celebration. Games between poses, the group photo and keeping the drawings come with every night.
- What it is
- The funniest hour a mixed crew can spend at a hens party or hen do: the bride, her mum, the work friends and the girls who’ve never met, all drawing the same man, badly, at the same time. A male model starts as your topless waiter, then poses while everyone draws, with every pad and pencil supplied, games between poses, a group photo and your drawings to keep.
- How long
- Your model is your topless waiter for about the first half hour, then poses for the class, so he’s with you for about one and a half to two hours. The whole celebration runs as long as you want it to.
- How cheeky
- Two levels, and the bride picks: pants on (the model in underwear or novelty underwear) or fully nude.
- Models and house rules
- Every model is one of our own My Ultimate Hens crew, trained by us. No touching during the poses, and photos only with his consent, never while he's fully naked.
- Where
- Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Perth and Adelaide.
- Price per person
- Our life drawing hens packages usually sit around $150 to $300 per person.
- Group size
- Six of you or thirty, it works a treat.
- Booking
- Secure it with just your own share, with the second part following a few days later. The rest is in our hens party FAQs.
Real life drawing hens
Straight from the organisers, plus one artist bride.
A natural 
Tiara and sunglasses 
Lounge room gallery 
Everyone drawing at once 
Grazing on the floor 
Sashes on, everyone in
The bride, on her maid of honour
I had such a fun cheeky night and weekend organised by my beautiful maid of honour with My Ultimate Hens. I am an artist who hardly ever gets to draw, but we had a ball doing life drawing, eating dinner and partying the night away with big thanks to My Ultimate Hens.
Julie G
The sisters
Hi Nyree, we have just come home from Gabbis hens weekend and wanted to email you to say the biggest thankyou :) we had the best time everything was perfect, Alex your life drawing model was so hot and we got some pretty funny photos which I have attached, don't just our drawings though lol. The dinner was really wonderful and Gabbs loved having the picture of her and Joel printed on the menu as a surprise. Our other sister is getting married at the end of next year and we cant wait to work with you and your team again to make it happen all over again. Thankyou for answering our thousand questions and making us like look the best sisters of all time! Love Shell and Vicks xoxoxoxoxoxoxo
The first-time organiser, after a life drawing and dinner night
Good morning ladies, I just wanted to say thank you so much for the amazing job you did organising the hens night. Bec (and everybody else) had a wonderful time and you made the process simple and stress free from day one. The night went according to plan and was fun and full of laughter. Thank you for all the emails and quick responses to my thousand questions and concerns! You made this (first time) experience so much easier for me. I will definitely recommend you to others. Thanks again. Lauren
On the class
Just wanted to thank you for organising everything and making Saturday night an enjoyable, stress free and unforgettable night for our bride!!! The hotel was perfect, the drawing hostess was engaging and interactive with our group. Highly recommend
Why organisers hand us the pencils
Fifteen years of brides, a great many terrible portraits, and these to show for it.
- Over 10,000Brides have been an Ultimate Hen
- 1,000+My Ultimate Hens celebrations hosted every year
- 4.7on Google
- Easy Weddings Five Star Supplierevery year since 2012
- Our own life drawing modelsTrained by us: your topless waiter first, then the man of the hour on the drawing stand, in all six cities
- Share the DignityYou might spot our PAD-y Wagon around town, helping get period products where they're needed
Sydney's first Hen-Tathlon, with 2Day FM
The Jimmy & Nath Show with Emma crashed five My Ultimate Hens parties across Sydney in one day
Female-Founded Hens Party Company Since 2011
And we've been growing, evolving and hens-obsessed ever since
So much has changed over the years, but what has not changed is the essence of it all: the laughter, the sparkle, the connection, and that iconic moment to stop and celebrate the friendships that raise and define us.
Nyree FOUNDER to news.com.au on My Ultimate's 15th anniversary
Free life drawing hens invites and games
Our own designs, made for this night. Her invite is ready as it is; add her name if you like. The games go on the table.
Free life drawing hens invitation, in her style
Add her name and the details
Leave any of it blank: it says “to come” until you know. Every line is yours to rewrite.
The games for the night
Free printable life drawing hens games and a topless waiter photo hunt, ready for the table, the dinner and the morning after. Print them A4 or play from a phone.
Life drawing bingo
Twelve squares to tick the second they happen. The robe drops, the bride goes pink, someone asks if that is an elbow.
See all 12
- The Robe Drops Someone gasps out loud. Probably her mum.
- First Giggle Someone cracks before the first pose.
- Bow Tie Stays He keeps the bow tie on. Just the bow tie.
- Peekaboo Someone draws through her fingers.
- Eraser Alert A whole bit gets rubbed out. Twice.
- Phone Out A drawing hits the group chat mid-class.
- Is That An Elbow Someone asks what part of him that is.
- Bride Goes Pink Cheeks go red. Witnesses required.
- Pose Request Someone asks for a pose. Bold.
- Very Generous One drawing is extremely flattering.
- Stick Man A whole man drawn as a stick figure.
- Bingo Shout it loud. The bragging rights are yours.
Topless waiter photo hunt
Twelve photos to get while he's your waiter, from the bow tie swap to the gallery shot. Ask him first, every time.
See all 12
- The Tray Her holding his tray like she runs the place.
- Bow Tie Swap He wears her veil, she wears his bow tie.
- Sash Swap He wears the bride's sash. Just for one.
- Bicep Check The bride, one hand on a bicep, poker face.
- The Pour Him pouring her bubbles, both mid-laugh.
- First Dance The two of them in the first dance pose.
- The Mum Shot Her mum, beaming, next to the waiter.
- Group Selfie His arm, his angle, every girl in frame.
- The Wink Him winking at the camera. She pretends to faint.
- The Sketch Him holding up the worst drawing of himself.
- Blow a Kiss Everyone blows him a kiss at once.
- Gallery Shot Every girl, every drawing, him in the middle.
Most likely to
Point at her. No take-backs. Twelve life drawing prompts for the table.
See all 12
- Frame It Frame her drawing and hang it at home.
- Is He Single Before the first pose. Probably.
- Bright Red Blush from the knock to the last pose.
- Be Too Good Be suspiciously good at this.
- Peekaboo Draw the whole thing with one eye shut.
- Tell Her Mum Show her mum every single drawing.
- Pose Request Ask him for a pose. Out loud.
- Dropped Pencil Drop her pencil. Completely on purpose.
- Post It First Post her drawing before dessert.
- Moustache Give him a moustache he doesn't have.
- Book It Again Want this at her own hens.
- Cry Laughing Cry laughing before the robe comes off.
Never have I ever
The life drawing edition, twelve rounds, from the gallery blush to the groom who cannot draw.
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- Life Drawing Been to a life drawing class before.
- From Memory Drawn a man from memory.
- Keepsake Kept a drawing I really shouldn't have.
- Gallery Blush Blushed at a statue in a gallery.
- Art Critic Been told I can't draw. By a child.
- The Photo Asked a waiter for a photo.
- Wrong Chat Sent a cheeky photo to the wrong chat.
- Masterpiece Called a stick figure art. Proudly.
- Research Googled the model before the party.
- Straight Face Kept a straight face for a full minute.
- The Groom Seen the groom try to draw anything.
- Encore Wanted a second class straight after.
Pass the pencil
Twelve drawing games for dinner or the morning after: wrong hand round, blind portraits, the silent auction.
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- Her Partner Two minutes, from memory. The bride judges.
- Wrong Hand Swap hands for one sketch. Worst one wins.
- No Peeking Draw the girl opposite without looking down.
- Guess Who Drawings face down. The bride guesses whose.
- Pass the Pad Thirty seconds each, then pass it left.
- Gallery Title Give your neighbour's drawing a gallery title.
- Draw the Bride Turn the pads around. She keeps the best.
- Caption It Write the group chat caption for one drawing.
- The Critic Review a drawing in your poshest gallery voice.
- Silent Auction Bid on each drawing with lollies.
- Ten Seconds Ten seconds a pose. Then ten more. Then five.
- Breakfast Vote Line them up at breakfast and vote again.
Life drawing awards
Twelve awards for when the pencils go down, judged by the bride.
See all 12
- The Bride's Choice Her favourite drawing of the night. Her decision is final.
- Frame It Already picturing it above the couch.
- Picasso's Worried Bold choices. Unusual angles. Extra elbows.
- Most Generous Drew him how he'd like to be remembered.
- Best Shading Spent a long time on the details. We all noticed.
- Never Looked Up Drew entirely from memory. Or imagination.
- Looked Up A Lot Studied the subject very, very closely.
- Abstract Period Nobody knows what it is. Everybody loves it.
- Stick Figure Star Two circles, five lines and a dream.
- Too Accurate We have questions. So many questions.
- Fastest Pencil Finished before the robe hit the floor.
- Group Chat Pick The one going straight in the group chat.
Free extras from us, designed in-house. Not part of any package.
What to wear to a life drawing hens party
He’s turning up in a bow tie and not much else. Give it half an hour and he’ll be wearing even less. You lot, however, get to dress up.
The drawing doesn’t need a dress code: the pencils are supplied and nobody’s marking. Dress for where the night ends up, and if the girls want a theme, life drawing hands you the best photo of the night to show it off.
- All inOne theme, everyone in it, the bride in the veil. The gallery shot gets framed.
- One hero pieceYour usual going-out outfit plus one thing: a sash, heart sunglasses, a matching tee.
- Just the brideShe’s in white or a veil. Everyone else dresses for dinner.
The bride
Whatever the theme, she’s the the one in the veil, so she’s easy to find in the gallery shot when everyone’s holding up a drawing.
- Something you can sit in. The class is a good hour on a couch, a chair or the floor, with a pad on your lap.
- Flats in the bag. Most nights roll on to dinner or a bar.
- Nothing to bring for the drawing. Pads and pencils are supplied.
What real life drawing hens groups wore
Steal one. He will not mind what you wear.
All white, bride in the veilThe easiest dress code there is, and the drawings pop. 
FiestaSombreros, moustaches and a chalkboard for modesty. 
AlohaLeis, a tiara and a flamingo on a stick. 
Thrift shop frillsOp shop dresses, the louder the better. 
Matching teesBride tribe tees, and he is the only one without one. 
80s aerobicsLeg warmers and lycra, and he kept his jeans on.
Send the dress code to the group chat
Dress code for the bride’s life drawing hens: all white, and the bride’s the one in the veil. Pads and pencils are supplied, so bring nothing but your worst drawing face.
Outfits for the rest of the hens: what to wear on a hens night.
Life drawing hens cocktails, by the jug
Four cocktails with names you can say in front of her mum, and one with no alcohol at all. For the pre-drinks, or the studio if it’s BYO.
Pink, fizzy, showing everything
The Full Masterpiece
- 540 ml (1 x 700 ml bottle) pink gin (45 ml a glass)
- 720 ml (1 x 750 ml bottle) prosecco (60 ml a glass)
- 720 ml soda water (60 ml a glass)
- 12 strawberries, sliced (1 a glass)
Gin and soda over ice, strawberries in, then the prosecco last so it stays fizzy.
Keeps it classy. Mostly.
Pants On Paloma
- 540 ml (1 x 700 ml bottle) tequila (45 ml a glass)
- 1.08 L pink grapefruit juice (90 ml a glass)
- 180 ml lime juice (15 ml a glass)
- 540 ml soda water (45 ml a glass)
Stir the tequila, grapefruit and lime with ice, then top with soda. Salt the rims if she’s feeling bold.
Fresh, minty, holds still for nobody
Model Behaviour Mojito
- 540 ml (1 x 700 ml bottle) white rum (45 ml a glass)
- 240 ml lime juice (20 ml a glass)
- 180 ml sugar syrup (15 ml a glass)
- 72 mint leaves (6 a glass)
- 1.08 L soda water (90 ml a glass)
Muddle the mint with the lime and syrup, add the rum and ice, stir, top with soda.
Peach, bubbles, a little flushed
Blushing Bride Bellini
- 540 ml peach nectar (45 ml a glass)
- 1.44 L (2 x 750 ml bottles) prosecco (120 ml a glass)
Peach nectar into the jug, then pour the prosecco slowly down the side. Don’t stir it flat.
No alcohol, same glass as everyone
The Clean Sketch
- 1.08 L pink grapefruit juice (90 ml a glass)
- 180 ml lime juice (15 ml a glass)
- 120 ml sugar syrup (10 ml a glass)
- 1.08 L soda water (90 ml a glass)
- 12 rosemary sprigs (1 a glass)
Everything but the soda over ice, top it up, rosemary in. Nobody asks what’s in it.
Our suggestions for pre-drinks at yours, or a BYO studio. Not part of any package.
Life drawing hens party songs
Three sets to copy into your own playlist: the knock, the poses and the robe back on. Plus the last song, saved for the gallery shot.
Best for getting ready at yours, and for any room where the music’s yours to play.
Set 1 · The waiter half hour
He’s at the door
- It’s Raining MenThe Weather Girls
- Pour Some Sugar on MeDef Leppard
- Man! I Feel Like a Woman!Shania Twain
- I’m Too SexyRight Said Fred
- Hot in HerreNelly
Set 2 · Slow enough to draw to
Hold that pose
- You Can Leave Your Hat OnJoe Cocker
- Careless WhisperGeorge Michael
- Wicked GameChris Isaak
- Let’s Get It OnMarvin Gaye
- Earned ItThe Weeknd
Set 3 · The gallery, and out the door
Robe back on
- PhysicalOlivia Newton-John
- Naughty GirlBeyoncé
- Sexy and I Know ItLMFAO
- Dancing QueenABBA
- Mr. BrightsideThe Killers
The last song
(I’ve Had) The Time of My Life Bill Medley and Jennifer Warnes
Drawings up, everyone in, him in the middle. Cue it on your phone for the photo.
Music for the rest of the night? Here are 100 hens party songs, moment by moment.
The whole hens around the life drawing
There’s no one way to build it. Here are three of the most-loved ways our crews have done it, and her city’s packages have plenty more combinations. An afternoon of drawing and bubbles is a whole hens on its own.
Draw, then dinner.
Bubbles as you walk in, the topless warm-up, the class, then out to a dinner that's already expecting you: on the waterfront, over two courses or over share plates. The ice broke an hour ago, so the table is loud from the first course.
Draw, with bottomless bubbles.
A room full of your girls, glasses that never sit empty, grazing or canapés going round, and the life drawing right in the middle. Nobody's at the bar while he's holding a pose, and the brave ones carry straight on to a VIP nightclub booth.
Draw, then out.
A studio or VIP room for the class, then share plates or dinner, then a rooftop, a booth or the dance floor. Small table or big crew, no shortage of night.
Booking a life drawing class for a hens, and the night around it
A class gets you a model and a room. A hens is everything around them.
Plenty of studios run a good life drawing class, and plenty of groups book one themselves and have a lovely time. A My Ultimate Hens life drawing night puts the whole celebration in one place: the waiter, the class, the dinner or the bubbles, the next stop and the little surprises for the bride, lined up in an order that works, because we’ve been building hens since 2011 and we know what makes a night land.
- One place for everything.
- Surprises for her, already in it.
- You’re in the gallery photo, not taking it.
So yes, it’s a life drawing class for a hens. It just doesn’t end when the class does.
On a class, or a hens
I was a MOH for the first time and feeling the pressure because she is not into the tacky hens thing at all. What I liked most was that Britt actually understood the difference between 'things to do on a hens' and planning a good hens that felt like an actual celebration not a bunch of bookings together because obviously I could have booked a cocktail class and dinner or whatever myself obviously. I only realised after that I just wouldn't have known which combination would suit our group, what order to do it all in or half the little details and personalised touches for the bride that made the whole night what it was. So there's definitely more thought behind these packages than I realised before booking and she absolutely loved it and apparently I'm now the designated event organiser of the group. Would 100% use them again and a big thankyou to Britt and Maddi as well for everything that went into making it so good!
See the packages in her city:
Where you can have a life drawing hens
Six cities, and every one does it its own way. Each link opens that city’s life drawing page, with its nights and what’s in each.
My Ultimate Hens runs life drawing hens parties in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Perth and Adelaide.
- Life drawing hens in SydneyDraw, then a waterfront dinner; or two hours of drinks and grazing with the class in the middle.
- Life drawing hens in MelbourneA two-course dinner party, or three hours of bottomless bubbles around the class.
- Life drawing hens in BrisbaneShare plates under festoon lights and a rooftop, or three hours of bottomless bubbles.
- Life drawing hens on the Gold CoastDrinks flowing, a topless waiter turned model, then tapas.
- Life drawing hens in PerthDraw and dine, or bottomless bubbles in your own room.
- Life drawing hens in AdelaideDraw, then dinner with bubbly; or bottomless cocktails and a VIP nightclub booth.
Life drawing hens party questions
Is the life drawing model fully nude?
Only if the bride wants him to be. It’s her call: fully nude, or pants on (his underwear, or a novelty g-string if you'd like the photos funnier). Either way, your model starts the night as your topless waiter.
How does My Ultimate Hens choose its life drawing models?
Our hens party life drawing models are our own My Ultimate Hens crew, personally chosen for their good looks, charisma and professionalism. Handsome? Absolutely. But he also needs to know how to get a room full of women laughing and feeling comfortable. For a life drawing hens party, that means knowing when to bring the cheeky banter and when to let your quieter friends settle in. Everyone can enjoy the fun without being pushed into the spotlight. You’ve brought the girls together. You deserve to be laughing alongside them, not standing in the hallway wondering whether the model will turn up. Having our own professional models is part of the My Ultimate Hens difference.
What is the no-touching rule at a hens life drawing class?
During nude life drawing poses, there is no touching the model. Eyes on, hands off, pencils ready. Once he’s wearing his novelty G-string for selfies and group photos, a friendly arm around him is welcome with his consent. Keep your hands away from intimate areas and follow his lead. Cheeky is encouraged. Getting carried away, ladies, is not.
Can we take photos during our life drawing hens party?
Photos with your My Ultimate Hens model are permitted only with his consent, and never while he is fully naked. Always ask before taking photos, including any cheeky shots of his bum. Wearing a G-string doesn’t automatically mean he’s agreed to be photographed. Once he’s covered up and happy to pose, get the girls together for a group shot. The rule is simple: ask first, respect his answer and keep the fully nude poses off your camera roll.
Is a life drawing hens party awkward?
No, or only for about as long as it takes him to pour the first round. Your model arrives as your waiter, so everyone's laughing and taking photos with him before the drawing starts, and games between poses keep it moving.
What games do you play at a life drawing hens party?
Every My Ultimate Hens life drawing night has games between poses on the night. For the rest of the hens, our free printables cover it: life drawing bingo, a topless waiter photo hunt, most likely to, never have I ever, twelve drawing games for the table and the life drawing awards.
How much does a life drawing hens party cost?
Our life drawing hens packages usually sit around $150 to $300 per person. Every package is the whole celebration, not just the class. Pick her city to see them.
Can we just book the life drawing class?
No. A My Ultimate Hens life drawing night is built to be one seamless, cheeky celebration from start to finish, so the class comes as part of a package. The lightest is the class with bottomless drinks and grazing, and the right one depends on what you’re after: have a look at the packages in her city.
How long does a life drawing hens party take?
Your model is your topless waiter for about the first half hour, then poses for the class. All up he’s with you for about one and a half to two hours, and how long the celebration goes is up to you: our packages cater for every kind of hens, from an afternoon of bubbles to dinner and the dance floor.
Do we keep the drawings?
Yes, every one. Everyone keeps her drawing, and once he’s covered up and happy to pose, there’s a group photo with your drawings and your model in the middle. That’s the one the group chat keeps.
Can under-18s come?
No. Life drawing is one for the grown-ups. Younger cousins or nieces coming to the hens? Tell us who’s coming and we’ll make sure they’re part of the rest of her celebration.
Can we do it at our apartment or Airbnb?
Staying together? Love that. The life drawing runs in a studio, lounge or venue space set up for it, and our own hens accommodation can be added so the night flows straight from one to the other. Already booked your own place? Tell us where, and we’ll build her night around it.
Is it the same as a bachelorette life drawing party?
Same idea, different accent. Here it's a hens party, hens night or hen do, and the life drawing works exactly the same.
How far ahead should we book?
The earlier the better, always, so we can find her the most amazing package for the hens you want. A closer date is still worth asking about.
If she'd rather…
- Paint and sip hens partiesA brush, a glass, everyone dressed.
- Topless waiter hens partiesThe eye candy, no pencils.
- Drag queen hens partiesCheek with a microphone.
- Creative hens party workshopsMaking something together.
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She'll be laughing too hard to hold the pencil. You'll be right next to her, and the thank-yous in the group chat will have your name on them.
Pick her city and see her life drawing nights. Found the one? We'll check her date.
Tell us about her life drawing hens
Give us the basics and we’ll come back with the life drawing nights that suit her, her city and her crew. The pencils are on us.
A few quick details:
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