How to throw a bachelorette scavenger hunt

Are you friends getting married? Does she really need a good challenge for her last night out as a bachelorette?? Here is a cheap and personalized way to have a lot of fun and include each person at the party.

Instructions

Difficulty: Moderately Easy

1. Decide on the 5 w's: who, what, where, when and wildness. Decide who is invited- think of people in the wedding, invited to the wedding. Don't invite anyone that would not approve of doing some crazy things like dancing with strangers and doing shots. Pick out what the theme is, if there is a theme- maybe everyone has to wear the colors of the wedding- or has to wear a wig. Where and when- make a time convienent for many members of the party and the bride to be. Wildness- decide how wild you want to get- do you need taxi's or a limo to drive you around, or are you going to designate sober drivers? Do you need a hotel room in case some girls can't make it home, or is there a central location everyone can stay at? Think of all the possiblities and everyone's safety!
2. Write the invitations and demand RSVP's. An easy way to do this is by using and evite. In the evite, mention that each person is going to give the bachelorette a "task" for her scavenger hunt. They can make it up to match their personality or you can do it for them. Example: "Emily will be required to fufill a number of tasks throughout the night- affiliated to each girl. Eg: For Jennifer, you must dance on a table or bar. Then Jennifer and Emily will get a picture together dancing on a table and do a shot. For Stephanie, you must find a red headed boy and ask what his favorite position is. Then Stephanie and Emily and the boy will get a picture...etc. For this reason, please rsvp."
3. Personalize each task at hand. As mentioned above, they should reflect the attendee's personality. If one of your friends wears a lot of makeup, make one of the tasks to find a guy to put makeup on. Be creative and as naughty as you think is appropriate!
4. After recieving the rsvp list and collaborating with your other friends for the scavenger hunt- (if it includes props, either ask each girl to bring something or buy it cheaply) it is time to make the final list. You may make a poster like sheet with checklist boxes or write each task on a seperate index card and tie them together with a key chain or ribbon.
5. When the final day comes, hand out a checklist to each girl and make sure that the bride doesn't pay for one drink!! It is her night!! Enjoy and good luck!!

Tips & Warnings

• The activities should be fun, but not dangerous. You should not force your bachelorette to do 25 shots- but encourage her to get a little wild :)