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Bachelorette parties are great occasions to celebrate the bride-to-be before the big day. They have to be special and unique… in one world memorable! That is why, planning the actual event is little more stressful. But don’t panic, take a deep breath and check out these 10\u00a0tips about doing a bachelorette party that\u2019ll make everything easier, so that you can celebrate the best bash ever!<\/p>\n
This party is for the bride, so make sure you know what she wants!\u00a0Ask specific questions to create the right vibe: casual evening or crazy weekend ? Spa day or fancy dinner? Listen to her preferences and forget about your personal expectations (i.e., maybe you love the idea of loud dance clubs, but that\u2019s not what she likes, or she wants red and white wine while you would opt for strong cocktails…).<\/p>\n
Approach the same to other elements of the party, such as food, games, presents and so on. Make sure it is tailored to who the bride is and her tastes. Then, do your best to do a party aligned with\u00a0how she would lovethe day or weekend going.<\/p>\n
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Even if it seems that bachelorette parties nowadays have a super detailed itinerary, you\u00a0don\u2019t\u00a0need to plan a bunch of stuff to do. After all,\u00a0being together and hanging out is the only priority! However, you\u00a0want extra time for all the little things: getting ready, chatting over snacks, traveling to and from places, and simply relaxing. And for sure: someone will always be late, so arrive at least\u00a0thirty minutes before you have to be anywhere. Be FLEXIBLE and remember that everything will might take longer than you\u00a0expect, but that\u2019s okay.<\/p>\n
For any reason, your best-laid plans may not go perfectly, so have back-up options in mind. Someone\u2019s flight is delayed or even worst, the bride says she no longer *feels like* doing whatever you had planned. Just keep cool, switch plans and express the best of your ability. If you’ll stay calm, you\u2019ll set the positive-vibes tone for everyone else and the party will go great.<\/p>\n
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Remainder: if you\u2019re not careful, the list of expenses never ends. Tip (very precious tip): set a budget with the bride,\u00a0reach out people on the invite list, and then stick to it. Very important as well: consider who is going to pay for the bride\u2019s portion and tell how much everyone is going to pay in ADVANCE. Will the host pay for all of it? Will the restaurant offer a set menu? Better to figure it out before! And if someone declines due to cost, don\u2019t take it personally.<\/p>\n
Nowadays, there\u2019s a hashtag for any kind of parties, especially bachelorette party! It is super fun but may or may not be appropriate. Speak to the bride through the social media etiquette: Does she want to be tagged in a million posts\/selfies\/ig stories? Does she agree with sharing videos and photos post-party? As everyone knows, what goes on the internet\u00a0stays\u00a0<\/em>on the internet, so be thoughtful about what gets public to keep everyone\u2019s comfort level, reputation and career intact.<\/p>\n Don\u2019t invite anyone\u00a0not\u00a0<\/em>invited to the wedding, unless the bride asks for it for any reason. Obviously, this does not mean that you should feel like you have to invite EVERYONE. It\u2019s intended to be for the closest to the bride, thus it can be just a few people or a big group. And if\u00a0someone is invited that you don\u2019t like, know that it doesn’t care at all! You’re not the bride \ud83d\ude09<\/p>\n Once you\u2019ve a plan, a guest list and a budget, you are at great point… but be aware that together with the help of someone else you will totally be in the piece! Let people handle what they\u2019re good at instead of trying to manage a million things on your own. If someone has a very creative mind, have that person come up with fun games and things to do; if someone else is a big foodie, ask him\/her to take care of brunch.<\/p>\n Companies like Uber or Lyft, as the old school taxi service, can definitely ensure everyone’s safety! If that’s the case, you have to come up with the logistics including them. Be always thoughtful and forward-looking. After all, if somebody insists they\u2019re \u201cfine\u201d to drive home, you very well understand that it is not okay. Thus, don\u2019t drink and drive. Just don\u2019t.<\/p>\n Bachelorette parties are always toted as the \u201clast night as a single woman out in the town\u201d or a sterotypical picture of girls wearing black dresses with flirty sashes. However, it\u2019s simply an opportunity to celebrate a very special person getting married. This means that: there are no rules! You can plan an entire weekend abroad, a one-nightadventure, a girls night with lots of pizza and 90s flicks, or a totally sober event. Let the bride say what she feels best for her, and get creative!<\/p>\n One of the best elements of a bachelorette party is remembering the fianc\u00e9\u00a0somehow! Anything goes\u2014from a full on Q&A sessions where the bride has to take a shot for every answer she guesses wrong to a cute video message played at the beginning of the night. Make the bride\u2019s partner feel a part of the party, and remind the bride that she did a very important promise \ud83d\ude42<\/p>\n6. Don\u2019t Stress About the Invite List<\/h2>\n
7. Do Ask for Help<\/h2>\n
8. Don\u2019t Drink and Drive<\/h2>\n
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<\/p>\n9.\u00a0 Let Go Traditional Expectations<\/h2>\n
10. Don\u2019t Forget the Fianc\u00e9!<\/h2>\n
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