Christmas gifts for the bride to be

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The Christmas countdown is on – and if this isn't the only Big Day on the horizon, it's the perfect excuse to pull out all the stops If you're got a friend, sister or loved one who's about to celebrate their last Christmas as a Miss, mark it in style with a thoughtful and stylish gift from Team Hen.

Responsible for giving hen parties across the world a serious glow-up, Team Hen is the ultimate go-to destination for fabulous accessories that are modern hen party goals. Forget the tacky L-plates or garish flashing tiaras, Team Hen is doing things differently – and in style. From fun festive goodies to super-stylish accessories, Team Hen has got all of your nearly-wed Christmas gifting sorted this year. The bride is going to love you for it!

pink xmas crackers with gold bows last xmas as a miss

Bride to be Christmas cracker, £6.99

So long, naff joke and plastic tat; the Christmas cracker has been given a super-chic bridal makeover thanks to Team Hen. The blush pink and gold cracker comes filled with your choice of gift that’s perfect for the wedding – just take your pick from glam accessories including beaded bride earrings, a pearl hair slide or satin sleep mask, to suit your bride’s style.

white pom pom beanie hat with bride written on it

Bride Pom Pom Beanie Hat, £14.99

If you’ve got to keep warm, do it in style with this super-cosy Bride beanie hat. Making the sweetest gift for a winter bride or for a snowy hen weekend, this soft hat, complete with faux fur pom-pom for a touch of luxe, is guaranteed to be worn on repeat until the big day (and beyond!).

plastic bauble to hanging on tree with choice of gift inside

Last Christmas as a Miss Bauble, £6.99

Calling all romantics, this one’s for you. Celebrate the festive season by gifting this ‘One Last Christmas as a Miss’ bauble to your bride-to-be bestie. Filled with your choice of pearl earrings, beaded earrings or bracelet, sneak this bauble onto the Christmas tree as an extra-special surprise. Happy tears, guaranteed.

bath bomb fizz in pink wrapper

Holly & Mistletoe Bath Bomb, £4.99

‘Tis the season to chill out and take a break from wedding admin, so treat the bride-to-be with this luxe holly and mistletoe bath bomb for some next level relaxation. Leaving an indulgent festive scent, this vegan friendly, palm oil-free bath bomb makes the perfect stocking filler at under £5.   

three pillar candles in pink and white with bridal party roles on

Bride 3D Pillar Candle, £11.99

You can never have too many candles. Fact. Hand-poured in the UK using natural soy wax, this unscented BRIDE block candle comes in a choice of classic white or blue (did someone say “something blue”?) and offers a burn time of up to 60 hours. But let’s be honest, this one’s too pretty to burn, right?

white glove with black diamond on ring finger

Engagement Ring Gloves, £8.99

Don’t let dipping temperatures get in the way of all the fun. With a printed diamond on the left-hand ring finger, these super-soft, cream cotton gloves are a cute way for the bride-to-be in your life to let everyone know they’re engaged this Christmas. 

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