How to Word a Fun Bachelorette Party Invitation

Wording on the invitation will set the tone for the party.

A bachelorette party marks the end of a woman's single days. These parties can range from small intimate gatherings of friends to wild and crazy out-of-town excursions that last all weekend. No matter what type of party you are planning, remember that the wording of the invitation sets the tone for the gathering.

Things You'll Need

• Computer
• Details of the party

Instructions

1. Begin the invitation with a funny and catchy poem or saying. The poem or saying should lead to the theme of the party and any activities that will be going on.

2. Describe necessary information about the time and place of the party in the next section of the invitation. This section should read something like: A bachelorette party for (Bride's name) will be hosted by (usually the maid of honor) at The Winehouse Tavern on June 12, 2011, starting at 6 p.m.

3. Provide a list of contact people, if more than just the maid of honor, and their contact information such as their phone number. Ask guests to respond by a certain date in order to ensure that you have enough food and beverages.

4. 

   Add a funny, embarrassing picture of the bride to personalize the invitation.

   Copy and attach a funny picture of the bride-to-be to the inside of the invitation. This picture could be of the bride-to-be in high school acting crazy or at a sorority party. Think of a funny saying such as "This does not even come close to how much fun we will have when we send (bride's name) off to wedded bliss!" This is another way to personalize the party and set a fun and casual tone.

References

• Colors By Design: Wording Samples for Bachelorette Invitations
• Make Your Own Invitations: Homemade Bachelorette Invitations
• Life Tips: Bachelorette Party Invitation Tips