
Take the stress out of planning a hen do with just four special AI prompts
Wedding season is well underway and were successfully kickstarted by Charli XCX'S Hackney celebrations and Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos' controversial Venetian nuptials. But no matter how high-status the celebration, one of the most stressful aspects remains the same: planning the hen do.
If you've been lucky enough to be bestowed the title of Maid of Honour or bridesmaid, you have also likely found yourself straddled with planning the hen party. Even if the likes of Kris Jenner aren't on the guest list, as she was for Lauren Sanchez's Paris bachelorette, feeling the need to impress can be a tall order. The hen do is typically meant to celebrate the last night of singledom and an opportunity to strengthen the bonds between close friends.
But how do you get the balance right? Planning around a wedding can get complicated quickly and lead to unfortunate mistakes. Luckily, an AI spokesperson has revealed how you can use a new ChatGPT feature to plan your hen do, which can help allow plans to run smoothly. It comes after a woman travels 8 hours for wedding only to be told to leave for not reading invite 'small print'.
ChatGPT's new feature, Chat GPT Agent, can conduct in-depth research, fill out online forms and even create spreadsheets. It can even book your flights. Though, it's important to note that it will always ask for verification before making purchases or handing over personal information.
The feature is currently available to users on ChatGPT Pro, Plus, and Team plans. So, how can you use it to plan a hen party?
Ask Chat GPT where to stay
One of the most crucial parts of the hen do is, of course, the location. While destination hen do's are popular, it can be hard to know exactly where to go. Fortunately, Chat GPT Agent can factor in the number of guests and the flight time to find your perfect spot.
An OpenAI spokesperson suggests the prompt: 'Plan a laid-back but unforgettable hen do for 15 people within a two hour flight from London. We're after a private villa that feels stylish and special - think sea views, sunrise yoga sessions, and a chef to cook up a delicious dinner. The vibe should be relaxed, more sunset cocktails than wild nights out.'
Of course, another aspect that makes planning so difficult is navigating everyone's budget. You can round off the prompt: 'The budget is £700 per person for three days in September. Share the best options using a UK booking site with availability, total costs in GBP, and highlight any extras that would make it feel special for the bride to be.'
Ask Chat GPT to plan your itinerary
So, you've arrived at your perfect hen do spot, so now what? No matter where you are, ChatGPT Agent allows you to specify what kind of itinerary you would like in detail – from vibes to budget.
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For example, an OpenAI spokesperson recommends: 'Plan a day out in London for 20 people that includes a relaxed, chic lunch in Soho, followed by a fun activity nearby and then a night out. We will also want decorations – but nothing too cringe. The activity should be laid back but fun. For the night out we are happy to have a private room in a pub, but there must be a speaker and a screen. The cost should be divided equally between 19 people and not cost over £150 per person.'
Ask Chat GPT to organise your luggage
You can even use ChatGPT's Vision feature to help you pack as much into your case as possible. Simply take a picture of the items you plan to pack and ask ChatGPT to arrange it for you.
An OpenAI spokesperson recommends writing: 'Here's a photo of what I'm planning to pack for a hen do trip to Paris this weekend including clothes, toiletries, shoes, accessories, and my cabin-size suitcase. Can you help me arrange everything so it will fit more efficiently, and let me know if I've overpacked or forgotten anything? Prioritise space for dresses and comfortable shoes for walking.'
Ask Chat GPT to pick your outfits
Whether you're planning to dress as a cowgirl or a teletubby, ChatGPT's Vision feature can also help you realise your theme. A spokesperson for OpenAI suggests: ' Here's some photos of the Cowgirl theme I want to emulate for my friend's hen do. Can you send me ideas of accessories and decorations to purchase, and send relevant links from UK sites? I want the bride to have different accessories to the rest of the group, and for decorations this should include personalised menus that would arrive to my London address by 15th August'.
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