Planning A Bachelorette Party For Any Bride
There are lots of different ways to celebrate a bachelorette party. If you’re the organizer, your job is to find out what the bride prefers and decide on the perfect party to make her happy.
While some brides will be happy to have a last bit of off the wall fun, others won’t feel comfortable. A bachelorette party should be remembered as a fun occasion, not one that was embarrassing or uncomfortable.
Fun loving brides may enjoy a mischievous bachelorette party. Consider a night on the town in the clubs she’s always wanted to visit, or hire the traditional male stripper. There’s a reason it’s traditional!
If you are planning a wild party, remember to make sure that someone is a designated driver. If no one wants to take on that responsibility, rent a limo or ask a friend who won’t be attending the party to pick you up.
Great drinks, music, and food are all part of a good time, and don’t forget the gifts. Women invited to any bachelorette party should bring a gift, and if your bride’s the adventurous type, you can even make them naughty gifts or gag gifts. However, it’s important to make sure you don’t go overboard.
Not everybody likes that kind of party – some are uncomfortable with teasing, and others don’t feel comfortable with sexual themes, particularly in public. That’s why it’s important to match the party to the bride.
If you’re planning a party for a bride who’s not into drinking or over the top themes, you don’t have to stick to the basic bridal shower.
Consider a party with a more wholesome theme – an afternoon and evening of spa visits and massages for the bride and all her best friends can be a great way to bond and enjoy yourselves. Most brides are pretty nervous about their weddings, and this can be a great way to relax.
Another alternative to a night on the town is to rent a room at a favorite restaurant and enjoy all the comfort food you can eat. If the budget allows it, you can even rent a bed and breakfast and take a girls-only vacation out of town.
Remember that a bachelorette party is first and foremost for the bride. That means that if your bride doesn’t love drinking, don’t plan it for the party.
You should also make sure the guest list is appropriate – Invite only women who are close to the bride. It’s better to have a small, intimate party than a large one where the bride feels lost.
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