2 Super Fun Bachelorette Party Settings
Twenty something and suddenly it seems like everyone is getting married. Who knew weddings were so much fun?
Maybe you’re the bride to be, or just a ride or die feel good friend, but either way these 2 settings are PERFECT for any bachelorette party or even just a fun weekend with the girls!
SO, there are quite a few events before the actual wedding (I’ve been calling them prewedding events, but no one seems to get it) like the dress rehearsal, bridal shower, dinner rehearsal, etc., but bachelorette parties have to be the best part minus the wedding itself! Wouldn’t you agree, babes?
If you’re following me on Instagram then you likely know that just last weekend my good friend had her bachelorette party in Charlottesville, Virginia for a 3 day weekend of wine, cider, and beer tours.
Wine, cider, and beer?! OH MY!
It was nonstop fun and really got me thinking about what elements make a bachelorette party great. Seems like having the best time really comes down to the setting and what you have planned.
Here are the 2 great settings I’d recommend for an amazing bachelorette party:
Indoors w/ an Itinerary
Now that we are older and beyond our college days it’s likely that an entire weekend or even just an entire night of hanging out and drinking can seem super overwhelming. Some ladies may feel more comfortable knowing they are only getting loose privately and can safely make it to their bed at any moment if needed.
Also, staying in really allows for the bridal party to bond!
Here are some fun games to get the party started:
Basically if you or someone else pulls a card that applies to you, then you must drink. Por ejemplo, drink if you’re into wellness! HA!
Pin the junk on the trunk. This is just like pin the tail on the donkey except its not a tail and whether or not he’s a donkey is totally debatable.
These deck of cards ask you questions about the bride to be. Take turns with your friends to see who will get the answers right!
I’d also recommend creating a fun bachelorette party music playlist.
A music playlist is perfect for any uber rides, late night pj parties, or just getting ready for shenanigans. It’s always great to have music!
Want to do something super cute and fun with your alcohol?
Create a personalized bar!
My friend (the bride to be) loves sangria so I created this super cute personalized “Paula’s Sangria Bar” signs (pictured right). We used pitchers to hold homemade sangria wine and bachelorette party decor to make the bar look extra festive.
Decor is so important if you’re staying in. Pictured here is a ‘last fling before the ring’ sign and beautiful bubblegum pink, burgundy and glitter gold party decorations.
Are you dying to get out or maybe not into the idea of planning a weekend indoors? Book an event!
Guided/Hosted Event
Maybe you want to get out and explore, or staying in just seems kind of lame. Whatever the reason, booking an event is another great way to celebrate the bride to be at her bachelorette party! This past weekend we stayed in AND went out. Both were AMAZING experiences and SO much fun. For our outing we booked a bus to take us to different places where we could then buy tastings or go on tours. The tours/tastings featured locally made wine, cider, and beer.
At every winery or brewery we found that these tour locations made for great photos! Want to add to your bachelorette party photos?
I love the idea of getting your bride to be a special sash and maybe even a tiara during the bachelorette party. This will make her day extra special and the photos will be even more festive.
Since this bachelorette party weekend included both indoor and outdoor events, we ate out each day at different nearby restaurants.
It was so much fun to explore new territory, especially tasting some of their best restaurants! My favorite was a french restaurant that we enjoyed dinner at after our tours.
By the way, babes, I definitely ate whatever I wanted this past weekend and I can’t really say that it was a plant-prominent diet. Definitely lots of dairy and some seafood.