Charged with planning a crazy night-on-the town for the bride-to-be?
Here's your complete bachelorette party guide. Bachelor parties have been a wedding tradition since the so-called Olden Days, when they gave the groom a chance to "sow his wild oats" before marriage. We are well out of that dark age (thank goodness!), and these days women celebrate imminent weddings with their closest pals too.
At Surprise Parties we have helped thousands of women host Bachelorette Parties since 1988.
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Here’s why:
- All Girls just wanna have FUN, right?
- The Bride gets free love stuff. 10% Hostess Credit goes to the Bride!
- Surprise Parties are tasteful, chic, educational and bodaciously entertaining!
- All guests can re-invent their honeymoon night with purchases from Surprise Parties!
- Everyone needs a little spice in their love life, even you!
- Surprise Parties are FREE
Who Hosts?
Virtually anyone can host a bachelorette party. Often the maid of honor and bridesmaids, who are close to the bride, do the honors, but any friend, or even coworkers who feel the urge can plan this party.
Decide on a Date
Steer clear of the night before the wedding -- the last thing the bride needs is a hangover! She'll be nervous enough; she shouldn't have to worry about getting sick. (The rehearsal dinner is usually scheduled for that night, anyway.) If the wedding is in a town other than the bride's hometown, you might want to have the party before she leaves; even if the wedding is local, party at least 2 or 3 nights before the big day.
Plan Ahead
Most bachelorette hosts ask for a donation from each guest to make selections of fun love stuff to be presented to the bride after the party. When each guest contributes $20 (in lieu of a gift) toward her Surprise Party purchases the bride can be assured of a Wedding Night to Remember! After all that’s what the wedding night is all about anyway.
