Hen Party Makeover & Photo Shoot at Our London Studio

Kick off your hen party in style with a glamorous makeover and photo shoot at our London studio! This unforgettable experience lets you and your friends go absolutely wild — bring along feather boas, balloons, party hats, cake, champagne, and anything else that will make your shoot sparkle.

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Your session will last for an hour or more, with plenty of time to capture solo shots as well as fun group photos. Whether you're looking for chic, sassy, or just downright silly, our photographers will make sure everyone shines.

Get ready to create memories, have a blast, and leave with stunning photos that you'll cherish for years to come!

How it Works

• Max of 6 hens in the studio
• A makeup artist can be booked for an extra £200
• Hens are welcome to do their makeup and hairstyling
• Session is 2/3 hours long including viewing time
• We can provide drinks and snacks on request

When it comes to Hen Party Makeovers we pull out all the stops. Professional makeup will add the wow factor touch resulting in a set of fabulous photos.

Take a look at our hen party portfolio to see more examples of our hen party pictures. You can also visit Studios4u.co.uk which is our purpose built studio website.

Pricing - £600/6 Girls

Prices for studio party photo shoots start at £600 for a maximim of 6 girls for a session (includes viewing). which lasts around 2 to three hours Let us know if you need a makeup artist (extra £200) - see the price guide for more info

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Whatever the occasion – Birthdays, Anniversary, Valentine’s, Xmas, Mother’s Day or a Hen Party, there is no better way to celebrate than with one of of our fabulous portfolio shoots.

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How to Book

Contact us to make a booking. For studio portraits you will need to pay a deposit. This can be done over the phone by credit or debit card at the time of booking.

Please be aware that if you wish to change or cancel your booking, we need 7 days notice or you will loose your deposit.

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Posing for Hen Party Photo Shoots

A hen party photo shoot is a fun way to celebrate the bride-to-be, and having a variety of poses will capture the spirit of the day! Here’s a guide to help everyone get the best shots, whether you’re indoors or outdoors:

1. Group Shots:

• Classic Line-Up: Everyone stands in a row, with the bride in the middle or at the front. Have everyone give playful poses: hands on hips, arms around each other, or holding champagne glasses.
• Cluster Formation: Arrange everyone in a slightly staggered formation (some standing, some sitting, others leaning on the back of chairs). This creates depth and allows for varied poses.
• Cheers Moment: Have the group hold their glasses up in the air for a celebratory "cheers" shot. Make sure the bride is center stage and everyone is facing the camera.

2. Bride-Centered Shots:

• Solo Shot of the Bride: Have the bride stand in the middle of the group, and take a few solo photos with a confident and happy expression. You can try poses like holding a “bride-to-be” sash or veil, and looking over the shoulder for a playful or sultry vibe.
• The Confetti Shot: Ask the group to throw confetti or rose petals in the air around the bride. Capture the magic and excitement, with everyone looking up or laughing.
• Laughing with Friends: Gather the group around the bride and capture candid moments where everyone’s laughing or hugging her. These natural, joyful shots create an emotional memory.

3. Themed Poses:

• The Fun Hat or Prop Pose: If you’ve got fun hen party props (tiaras, glasses, boas), make sure to incorporate them into the shots. Everyone can wear the props and strike sassy or silly poses.
• Bride’s Pose with Her "Squad": The bride can be in the middle, surrounded by her “squad” with hands on her shoulders or waist. If you want a bit of a fun twist, have the squad ‘playfully’ pretend to bow down to the bride.
• Group Jumping Shot: A fun jumping shot captures energy and joy. Time it right for everyone to jump at the same moment (use a burst mode on the camera to capture it!).

4. Fun and Candid Moments:

• Walking Shots: Have the bride and bridesmaids walk in a line together, arms linked or holding hands. They can walk toward the camera with smiles, chatting, or laughing to make the shot feel dynamic.
• Walking Away Shot: Capture the group walking away from the camera, possibly with their backs to the lens, showing the “just married” or “bride squad” sashes or T-shirts.
• Drinks and Laughter: Get some natural shots of the group sipping drinks, chatting, and laughing together. It’s always nice to have candid moments between posed shots.
• Hugging and Lifting the Bride: If you’re feeling playful, try lifting the bride in a group hug or cheerleader-style. Everyone can circle around her and raise her up in a group lift.

5. Poses with the Bride’s Accessories:

• Veil Over the Bride’s Face: Let the bride wear her veil and have her peek out from underneath it, while the group surrounds her and shows off their playful faces.
• Holding "Team Bride" Sign: The bride can hold a “Team Bride” sign with her bridesmaids forming a circle around her, either serious or laughing for the shot.
• Flirty “Cheers” Pose: The bride holds up a glass of champagne or cocktail while the rest of the group cheers around her. This is a great opportunity for everyone to get creative with how they hold their glasses.

6. Fun, Close-Up Shots:

• High-Five Pose: Get a shot of the group giving the bride a high-five or a fist bump in the air. This adds energy and a bit of playful fun.
• Hands in the Air: Everyone can raise their hands or hold them out, as if inviting the camera in or giving a “celebratory” feel.

7. Romantic Bride and Groom Poses:

If you want to sneak in a shot with the bride and her groom (if they’re part of the event):

• Bride and Groom Holding Hands: Get a close-up of the bride and groom’s hands, showing off the engagement ring.
• Whispering in the Bride's Ear: A candid shot of the groom whispering something sweet in the bride’s ear with her laughing or blushing is a beautiful and intimate moment to capture.

8. Fun Group Movements:

• Sassy Strut: Have the group do a “sassy strut” across the location. This works especially well in an urban setting or a fun, fashion-forward location.
• Piled Up Laughter: If you’re feeling playful, have the group pile on top of one another in a heap of laughter for a fun and energetic image.

Tips for the Shoot:

• Angles Matter: Try taking photos from different angles: from above, at eye level, and from the side for variety.
• Movement: Movement always adds to the vibe of the photos. Ask everyone to dance, twirl, or jump for dynamic shots.
• Candid Shots: Candid moments can often be the most memorable. While posed shots are great, let the group interact naturally as well.

With these poses, your hen party photo shoot will be full of laughter, love, and unforgettable memories!