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Step 1
Invite the entire wedding party, close friends and relatives. Don't forget to include your future in-laws.
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Step 2
Consider how much money you can spend and who will chip in. Family and friends who are already investing heavily in the wedding itself, traveling to it and buying gifts, will greatly appreciate it if you keep the costs down.
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Step 3
Set a date. Traditionally, the bachelor and bachelorette parties are held several weeks before the wedding. However, if many out-of-towners will be attending, hold both events the same weekend to make it easy for invitees. Steer clear of blowout parties the night before the wedding--no bride or groom wants to be hung-over at the altar.
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Step 4
Plan something that's appealing, simple, easy and brief. While the trend these days is toward elaborate weekend-long events at a spa, in Las Vegas and so on, the cost and time commitment may be too much for some guests to bear. Plan a dinner in the private room of a restaurant, get tickets to a game, hire a fishing boat or take the girls or guys away for a fun and memorable camping trip.
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annasimon said
on 4/14/2008 My friend and her fiance are still having a joint B/B party, but I insisted that she have a night out. Her Maid of Honor is her 14-year old sister so the bride didn't expect much of a bachelorette party.
There will be minimal drinking and lots of girl fun. While the girls are out, I KNOW the guys are going to be guys and play PS3 and be guys hanging out. I'm sure this will be a welcome break from the wedding, and lets face it, each other.
Also, I think inviting the future in-laws to a bachelor/bachelorette party is a TERRIBLE idea. In-laws belong at engagement parties, bridal showers, and the wedding itself. Who can really have fun when their in-laws are watching them let loose?
annasimon said
on 4/14/2008 My friend and her fiance are still having a joint B/B party, but I insisted that she have a night out. Her Maid of Honor is her 14-year old sister so the bride didn't expect much of a bachelorette party.
There will be minimal drinking and lots of girl fun. While the girls are out, I KNOW the guys are going to be guys and play PS3 and be guys hanging out. I'm sure this will be a welcome break from the wedding, and lets face it, each other.
Also, I think inviting the future in-laws to a bachelor/bachelorette party is a TERRIBLE idea. In-laws belong at engagement parties, bridal showers, and the wedding itself. Who can really have fun when their in-laws are watching them let loose?
greengirl said
on 4/2/2007 I just posted this on another site but the book The Best Bachelorette Party Book is awesome. I bought mine at Love Me Naturally - www.lovemenaturally.com, they have some fun stuff too that you can buy for a gift basket for the bride to be!
Anonymous said
on 8/8/2006 My fiancé and I are planning our bachelor and bachelorette parties together. We are thinking of renting out a licensed pool hall for the night. There is no reason you can't party all together, it also makes it easier for guests.