To create a festive mood, we encourage our guests to dress up! Included on this page are tutorials for various medieval hats. Of course, you should feel free to get creative!
The Hennin, a.k.a The Princess Hat
The hennin is the classic cone-shaped princess hat. These hats were popular in France and England. They came in multiple shapes and sizes, and often included a veil.
Check out this article from the Getty Museum for more hennin inspiration. If you’re ready to make your own, you might find this tutorial useful!
The Bycocket, a.k.a. the Robin Hood Hat
The bycocket was a popular hat throughout the late Middle Ages. Although it was worn by both men and women, it is most popularly associated with Robin Hood.
For a few more examples, check out the Wikipedia article on bycockets. If you’d like to make your own, this tutorial demonstrates how to make a paper version, and this one demonstrates a slightly more durable one made of felt.
Other Options
Although the examples here are historical, the game we’ll be playing is much more fantastical. So, feel free to wear any crowns, armor, wizard hats or royal robes that help you feel ready for a magical adventure!