The Hen Night season is in full flow and Peggy Mitchell from EastEnders is having a Hen Night to remember.

Tonight's show features Peggy and the gang joining in with an American cheerleading troupe, while wearing these fabulous Silver Glitter and Pink Fur Heart Boppers.

If you and your friends want to dress like Peggy on a Hen Night, you can get these sexy boppers for only £1.99 each when you buy 10 or more.

Check out our complete range of boppers.

Residents in Edinburgh are all a flutter over hen and stag night parties, so much so that they're hoping to get them banned from the city (Edinburgh Stag And Hen Parties Could Be Banned In Crackdown)!

According to reports, residents in the city centre are launching a petition to enforce controls on landlords who rent out 'party flats' in the capital (Neighbours beg MSPs for crackdown on party flats), to cut down on 'anti-social behaviour'.

The Scottish Government seems unswayed by the complaints at the moment, but it's worth checking the current situation before you book, especially if you're thinking of renting a city centre property.

Do your bit to enforce good behavior on your hen night with this fabulous Fever Sexy Cop Dress, or make a heavenly impression with our bargain Angel Dress and Halo Costume.

Calling all brides-to-be. If you fancy a truly traditional wedding, then don't forget to don a blue dress and have a cake made of meat!

As The Mirror explains (The history of weddings: The first dress was blue and the cake made of meat!), it's actually Queen Victoria we have to thank for white wedding dresses, and diamond company De Beers for introducing engagement rings.

Rather than ditch your white dress, why not keep tradition with a sexy blue garter. As well as being perfect to show off in photos, you can also save it as a surprise for your groom.

You can share the ring fun with your guests too with these 12 Luxury Engagement Ring Decorations. Not quite De Beers, but eye-catching and a great conversation starter all the same!

For wedding inspiration galore, check out HenNightHQ's Wedding Ideas.

The Times Online's specialist reporter, Harriet Long, has recently produced an article on her experiences of organising a hen party for an old school friend.

Having been asked to be the maid-of-honour, Harriet also discovered that she would be the organiser for the hen do, too! With no previous experience of hen parties, she set about asking friends for advice:

"The reaction from most was scare stories of town centre calamities, exclusive nightclub guest lists leaving hens stranded with nowhere to party and horrific drunken accidents. One friend advised me to 'never, never assume that the hen will want a stripper'.

The stripper she had organised succeeded in bringing her bride-to-be to tears with his over-active dance routine. Wise words indeed, and I was determined to make my maid-of-honour duties a success."

Full story: Hen Night Organisation with Top Tips from The Times!

Rumour has it that Eastenders' Dawn Swann is set for a hen night of horror - to which she will be completely oblivious until her wedding day!

Although having renewed her romance with Jason Dyer, she will be left waiting at the registry office until best friend, Garry Hobbs, arrives to deliver the devastating news that Jason has been tortured and killed by local gangsters!

Kara, the talented actress who plays Dawn, explains:

"Dawn thinks Garry is going to try to stop the wedding because he is still in love with her, but eventually he tells her Jase is dead and Dawn is in shock."

Oh dear! Whilst we here at Hen Night HQ can't guarantee that no hen night mishaps will take place, we can guarantee you lots of fun! Check out our range of Fun Hen Night Goodies and ensure you have a fun, enjoyable and memorable time!

You've been uploading pics galore at Hen Night HQ – and you're clearly all having a great time!

One of our favourites is this cheeky little number from Gemma. Can we see through her laptop? Are those really her boobs? Who knows... but it's brilliant!

You can organise your Hen Night and then upload and browse your photos here at Hen Night HQ.

Blackpool council has introduced a new Code of Conduct for 'over-enthusiastic' stag and hen parties.

While the council is keen to point out that parties are always welcome, they want to ensure that everyone keep their enjoyment clean and inoffensive – particularly on the streets when families are around.

Police now have the ability to issue people with a "direction to leave the locality" for up to 48 hours in order to reduce the likelihood of alcohol-related crime or disorder.

Thankfully we know that all you Hen Night HQ-ers are little angels!

Blackpool's Code of Conduct

Keep it clean
Respect the beach, the streets and other people's property: keep it clean for everyone. We all like to have fun but think of others and keep your fun, good clean fun.

Keep control
We want a town that feels free, safe and easy going, don't spoil it by drinking too much or using threatening behaviour.

Keep smiling
Blackpool is a happy, place - share it with others!

Keep coming back
We love our visitors - see you next time!

Of course, all Hen Night HQ shoppers will be wonderfully well-behaved on their hen parties and would surely frown on the sort of behaviour that's making this lady's life a misery. Jenna says that the drunken behaviour of hen and stag night revellers who are renting flats in her block are making life a misery.

Please: enjoy your hen night responsibly and blow the hen night whistle on bad behaviour!

When a 17-strong Hen Party at a Hartlepool restaurant decided that they needed a stripper the chef promptly dropped his meat and two veg and stepped into the breach. Brave Craig Kinnersley, 23, stripped to Tiffany's 80s classic I Think We're Alone Now and whipped his audience into a frenzy. If you don't fancy hiring a 'proper' stripper why not rope in someone you know to have a go? Check out these great costumes. There's something for every occasion! And if you've got any impromptu stripping tales, we'd love to hear all about them.

You've got to feel for Jane Fisher whose recent wedding was a total wash-out thanks to the torrential rain and flooding we've been having. The BBC has the full story - right down to the detail that the planned evening reception at the Worcester Rowing Club couldn't take place... because the club was cut off by flood waters.