Different Outfits for Bachelorette Parties

Video Transcript

"PAMELA YAGER: So we're going to be covering some great, colorful ways to enhance your party and a very important thing is what to wear. And why is it important? Well, especially if you're going out on the town, what you're wearing also becomes the decorations for the party. And why not dress up? Why not coordinate your outfits? Because when you go into that venue, when you go in the club, when you go in the restaurant, you're going to be attracting a lot of attention and creating excitement. It's going to draw people over to you and they want to know who the guest of honor is. As soon as you walk in to a club, people are like, "Who's the bride? Who's the bride?" Well, the bride should stand out and she should have on a special outfit and all the girls can also wear some neat outfits, too. So let me go over some of the items you can wear on your special last night out on the town. There are headpieces to wear. People wear veils, and they have bachelorette veils that come down to the shoulder or they'd wear some--just a plain, little tiara or sometimes they wear cute, little party hats like these right here. So we have some fun, little party hats and that's head wear. People also wear coordinating T-shirts and tank tops. Sometimes, everyone's in pink or everyone's in black and sometimes, the girls get together and embellish their T-shirt with some little slogans or maybe some rhinestones on them. It's just sometimes people wear outfits. And then they put down sashes. Sometimes, they wear sashes. Sometimes, the bride-to-be will have a sash that goes right across where it says, "I'm the bride-to-be," and those are nice to wear with outfits. And then sometimes, instead of having those types of items that are actual apparel, they have accessories that are little blinking and flashing buttons and that just is worn on any sort of outfit. Why is it important? Well, it's really important to have a--it's a celebration. The bride-to-be should be in a great outfit, and dress her up and have fun with it. But as a rule, don't make your bride wear something that you won't wear."