Team Hen's new Jelly Bag has landed

person in jeans and pink jumper with pink nails and holding pink jelly bag

Meet the jelly bag that every bride tribe wants their hen party favours to arrive in 2023.

Landing in three gram-worthy hues (off-white for the bride, dusky pink for the bridesmaids and maid-of-honour and pink for the hens). These reusable beauties are perfect for filling with Team Hen's latest array of coveted hen party favours and gifts whilst flaunting a cool, retro vibe. Plus, each comes tied with a matching ribbon, professionally printed in a luxe puffed design to create a slightly raised font effect.

Not only are they the gift that keeps on giving (post-hen recipients can use them from beach to bar) but at £3.99 they're a steal!

Check out teamhen.co.uk

pink jellg bag with lots of accessories put in it

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