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She’s your best friend. That’s why she chose you to be the maid of honor and, more importantly, to plan the bachelorette party. The initial excitement turns into panic as you have never planned a bachelorette party and have no idea where to start. Have no fear because these tips will help you keep your sanity and look like a hero to the bridesmaids.
Talk To The Bride For Ideas
Yes of course as the maid of honor you are in charge. But it would be a good idea to at least get an initial idea of how crazy or how mild, how classy or how cheap they want the bachelorette party to be. This will help you kick off your planning in the right direction. What are the guidelines? And most importantly what is the date that the bride would ideally like to have the bachelorette party on? If you need help planning a smashing event you could always enlist the services of a company like Luxury Bachelorette to help.
What’s the Theme?
This builds on what the bride wanted and will help you shape where and what it costs. If the theme is yacht style then if you end up renting a yacht that is much more expensive than not. Once you have the theme you can choose colors, which will help on determining which fun goodies that you purchase in keeping with the chosen theme.
Get a Headcount
You can’t do much of anything until you get a close estimate of who is coming. In order to get hotel rooms or to possibly rent a house at the destination, you must know how many girls are coming. This will affect where you go and, ultimately, what the festivities could cost for each person, as the total will be split depending on how many girls are going.
Lock it Down
Next step is to lock down the rooms and venue with a credit card many days out from the bachelorette party so you can cancel without any kind of deposit or penalty.
Get Money
The last but possibly most important step is to get the girls to give you money. It’s easy to say in an email that you will show up to the bachelorette party but you can count on someone being there for sure when they are forced to pay for it up front. This way you can lock down and go ahead and pay for rooms, cars and possible venues.
Talk To The Bride For Ideas
Yes of course as the maid of honor you are in charge. But it would be a good idea to at least get an initial idea of how crazy or how mild, how classy or how cheap they want the bachelorette party to be. This will help you kick off your planning in the right direction. What are the guidelines? And most importantly what is the date that the bride would ideally like to have the bachelorette party on? If you need help planning a smashing event you could always enlist the services of a company like Luxury Bachelorette to help.
What’s the Theme?
This builds on what the bride wanted and will help you shape where and what it costs. If the theme is yacht style then if you end up renting a yacht that is much more expensive than not. Once you have the theme you can choose colors, which will help on determining which fun goodies that you purchase in keeping with the chosen theme.
Get a Headcount
You can’t do much of anything until you get a close estimate of who is coming. In order to get hotel rooms or to possibly rent a house at the destination, you must know how many girls are coming. This will affect where you go and, ultimately, what the festivities could cost for each person, as the total will be split depending on how many girls are going.
Lock it Down
Next step is to lock down the rooms and venue with a credit card many days out from the bachelorette party so you can cancel without any kind of deposit or penalty.
Get Money
The last but possibly most important step is to get the girls to give you money. It’s easy to say in an email that you will show up to the bachelorette party but you can count on someone being there for sure when they are forced to pay for it up front. This way you can lock down and go ahead and pay for rooms, cars and possible venues.
