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Bachelorette Party

KaySea6213KaySea6213 member
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My BMs, who are planning the bachelorette party, are having a little trouble coming up with something for us to do. Almost all of the BMs and I are under the age of 21, my MOH is 6 months pregnant and my SM has hinted that, if it's appropriate, she'd like to attend.

We're thinking of having a "family-friendly" daytime event that everyone can have fun with and then having a seperate thing later where we'd go out dancing and such. The problem is the daytime party. Any ideas for an activity or venue that would fun for everyone?
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    In Response to <a href="http://forums.theknot.com/Sites/theknot/Pages/Main.aspx/special-topic-wedding-boards_pre-wedding-parties_bachelorette-party-35?plckFindPostKey=Cat:Special%20Topic%20Wedding%20BoardsForum:32Discussion:0641c00e-74d3-4e2b-9647-8f9951d80ea7Post:2e39a408-4a18-4149-8690-5850855cd462">Bachelorette Party</a>:
    [QUOTE]My BMs, who are planning the bachelorette party, are having a little trouble coming up with something for us to do. Almost all of the BMs and I are under the age of 21, my MOH is 6 months pregnant and my SM has hinted that, if it's appropriate, she'd like to attend. We're thinking of having a "family-friendly" daytime event that everyone can have fun with and then having a seperate thing later where we'd go out dancing and such. The problem is the daytime party. Any ideas for an activity or venue that would fun for everyone?
    Posted by dammitkrystyn[/QUOTE]

    What do you and your friends like to do? Spa day, shopping day, lunch and a movie, mini-putting, bowling, go-karts, etc. It depends what is in your area and what you generally find enjoyable. I have been to a b-party where one of the BMs offered up her house and we all brought a dish to pass, hung out there and played games all night. It was a lot of fun. Obviously, someone would have to offer up their residence though.


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  • AprilH81AprilH81 member
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    What about a Dave & Busters or Jillian's type place?  You can have a private room for the meal and then play whatever games strikes everyone's fancy...
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  • MayDay513MayDay513 member
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    Bowling, go get your nails done, go get some cupcakes, see a movie? Laser tag? Mini golf?
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  • PeledreamsofrainPeledreamsofrain member
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    I haven't heard of a better excuse for a group spa day than this!
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  • jessieb788jessieb788 member
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    My girls hired a tarot reader to come host my bachelorette party- it was low-key, at my friend's house but really really different and fun. The reader was amazing and really took charge of the party and made it easy. I highly suggest finding one in your area. I'm planning for my best friend now and am thinking about doing the same thing- and also ex[ploring what else is out there. other ideas?
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