Author: Miss Elise

Drink smart: It’s all good fun to try new drinks and stick to your tried and trues but pace yourself.  But we don’t want the Bride-to-be completely intoxicated, especially if she is getting married in a few days.  I’m sure she would appreciate remembering the night of fun and not being dropped off by the elegant limo falling flat on her face. Speaking of a limo, an all-inclusive package is really the safest choice, but if you are driving, be sure to have a designated driver. Time it right: NEVER have the Bachelorette party the day before the wedding! We would definitely suggest hosting the event at least 1 to 2 weeks before the big day. You all need to have rest, look refreshed, focused and calm before you walk down the aisle. Also, if the party is a surprise, time it right, or you could end up with no party at all. With all of the things going on with a wedding, many moments can be stolen for planning those little details. Think about whether the event will be during the day or in the evening and plan activities accordingly. Pick a theme: Sexy, raunchy, wild or conservative- no matter what the theme, plan it so it matches the Bride-to-be’s preferences and her mood. Never over-estimate that your friend may want toys and a stripper, when in fact she’s happy to have a girl’s night pajamas party, watching movies and drinking wine. Of course, if she wants a stripper, the Exotic Party Bus Package is a trip she won’t forget.  Invite carefully: “Should I really invite Granma Mable to my bachelorette, she’s still a little freaky for the age of 89?” ...:  If you know Granma will be the life and soul of the party, why not.  It’s important