What Happens after the Hen Party?!?!

A party to celebrate being single is single handedly the most important part of any marriage, but, it’s not the party we remember the rest of our lives, it’s the missing hours we recall every once in a while and the very next day we can’t forget!!!

Let’s Go through the phases of the Party Night and the Next Day in General-

Like all other things, it always starts with some harmless fun and drinks!!!

You remember how we are constantly told that no fun story ever began with someone eating a salad, we get it and thus, the night is always planned with a good amount of food, booze and loads of clean fun!!!!

Then the party is all fireworks and a few hours of sheer moments of joy!!!

The Clean fun usually leaves the party before anybody else, but the situation remains to be in control and we clearly remember dancing, laughing, munching and giggling about random stuff.

 

Then comes the insomnia; the blank phase of party, you so clearly enjoyed with good spirits that they refuse to be summoned.

Even as we keep assuring ourselves that we are in complete control of ourselves, there comes a phase where we know that we are having fun, but the details seems to be blurred.

 

The next morning pretty much tastes like a bag full of regrets and in a word, Death! The head is so close to exploding that you hate unnecessary sounds and activities taking place around you, screaming, shouting, people blinking, breathing ….

Coffee is our ‘Gangajal’ and anything else irrelevant.

The day is then followed by a series of steps with future promises, that honestly will not be kept *Face Palm* basically you are Dory!!!

And so you accept this is life and you keep on swimming, walking, running, or whatever can get you through the day!!!

You come in terms with the reality and accept that this is your life now; you are parched, hungry and horrible.

The morning after that is usually the time you enjoy the happiness seeping in your body and faint smile reaching your face, remembering about the party, the faint memories that now start to flow in slowly and the happy moments you will carry with yourselves for the rest of your lives.