Some bachelorette party ideas are on the wild side, comparable to the traditional bachelor events. Others are more in the nature of getting together with the girls for bonding time before a woman becomes a wife.
Wild events usually involve dressing in short skirts, going to a bar, and/or having a stripper come in. If you have a Chippendale's or Thunder from Down Under event in your town, these can be great places to take a bride who wants a walk on the wild side.
A scavenger hunt for the bride can spark some memorable moments. Ask her to do things like kiss a guy with the groom's name, ask for a blow job shot at the bar, and get a guy's underwear can be fun for the adventurous bride.
If you are looking for Bachelorette party ideas that you can do at home, make a main dish out of penis pasta (yes, it does exist) and follow it with adult fortune cookies for desert.
More mild ideas include doing a spa day, a make up party, or going to a play or concert. While these fall more into the traditional “shower” category of events, a more traditional bride might feel more comfortable doing these things.
Another one of my favorite home bachelorette party ideas is to hire a psychic and a tarot card reader. Let her predict the future of the bride's marriage and whether any of her friends will find true love.
Bachelorette party ideas that involve gambling can be a lot of fun. Go to a local casino or even the race track. Lose your inhibitions and lose (or win) some money.
Go to a memorable bar. This can be anything from a disco bar (yes they still exist), a country line dancing place (he's not likely to go with her later), or even karaoke.
Call a improv comedy company ahead of time and book a table on the front row. Let them know you're bringing a bride to be and there should be a lot of funny moments.
If the group can afford it, consider taking the bachelorette party on the road. Go on a Sex and the City tour in New York. Take her to Las Vegas for a final fling with the girls. Or, if there's some place that you know she likes but her husband to be hates (for instance, a cruise to the Bahamas that she finds interesting and he finds boring), give her “one last chance” to go. Remember though that the group should ante up for the Bride's share. It's her party and she doesn't have to pay for it.
I hope I've given you some bachelorette party ideas that can help you make a bride's last days as a single woman memorable.
Thank you for reading,
Posted by: Jose Amoros
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