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Bacholerette Party Ideas with Under 21ers

edelweiss227edelweiss227 member
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My Maid of Honor and I are starting to plan my bachelorette party, but we have one major dilemma: Both she and 1 other bridesmaid are under 21.  How can we have an amazingly fun and crazy Bachelorette party while still bringing the under 21ers along?
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  • daveANDkristendaveANDkristen member
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    Depends on what your idea of "amazingly fun and crazy" is.  Obviously you won't be able to go out to bars unless there are 18 to enter, 21 to drink places.  Where are you located?
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  • allelsefaildallelsefaild member
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    I saw an episode of Bridezillas where the bridesmaids threw a slumber party bachelorette party. Of course the bride bitched them out over it, but I thought it sounded like a lot of fun.
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  • fre3domsfre3doms member
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    I think for mine we are going to downtown Chicago via the train. Then spending the night at a hotel and walking around Michigan Ave which is known for its shops. I will probably have 1 under 21 and my sister will be 21 but she can't drink.

    The only other one I went to we went downtown and did a lake cruise lunch. Saw a show and walked around some. Then we did go to a bar that evening. But we were all 21+

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  • tigersgirlgvtigersgirlgv member
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    I've been to a bachelorette party at a baseball game. It gave people who wanted to the opportunity to drink, but wasn't a party based around drinking for those who prefer not to (or can't due to age). It was really fun!
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    mani/pedis, movie, dinner, group  cooking class, sundae party while watching some great chick flicks like 27 dresses or bridesmaids.

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  • southernbelle0915southernbelle0915 mod
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    Depends on what everyone's budget is and ability to take a long weekend, but renting a lake house would be fun. Go to a concert, the spa, an 18 and up bar, or just out to dinner. 
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  • msuprincess04msuprincess04 member
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    Dave and Busters, or some arcade/restaurant type place. 
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  • artbyallieartbyallie mod
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    By the way, you should really not be involved in the planning of any party in your own honor. Let your MOH handle things.
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  • allelsefaildallelsefaild member
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    artbyallie said:
    By the way, you should really not be involved in the planning of any party in your own honor. Let your MOH handle things.
    I think if the MOH asks for the bride's input, she should be able to give it... I'm not sure if that's the case here, I'm just saying.
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  • Jen4948Jen4948 member
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    allelsefaild said:
    artbyallie said:
    By the way, you should really not be involved in the planning of any party in your own honor. Let your MOH handle things.
    I think if the MOH asks for the bride's input, she should be able to give it... I'm not sure if that's the case here, I'm just saying.
    I agree with you.  The MOH needs to be the one who initiates discussions, but once she does, the bride is entitled to input.
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  • melbelleupmelbelleup member
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    cosmic bowling would be a good idea too. Fun music, food and alcohol for those over 21. Just an idea on top of everyone elses
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