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Just Said Yes August 2020

Bachelorette Party Goodies

Taylor, on March 3, 2020 at 6:37 PM Posted in Etiquette and Advice 0 9
I’m considering inviting my fiancé’s brother’s girlfriend and some other non-bridesmaid friends to my bachelorette party. I’ve been personalizing goodies to bring to the weekend and I was wondering if it’d be rude if I didn’t make items for them? So far I have personalized cups, shirts, hats , and sunglasses. I don’t want them to feel left out but these items cost money to make.

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Latest activity by Jennifer, on March 4, 2020 at 2:24 PM
  • Nicole
    Master September 2020
    Nicole ·
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    I would think it would be very off-putting if they attended the bachelorette party and there were some girls with personalized items and others without. For me, it would be an all or nothing type of deal. Can the personalized things be given to your bridal party members at a different time? I suppose you could pass it off as only bridal party receiving these items, but that still doesn't really sit well with me.

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  • S
    Devoted September 2021
    Samantha ·
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    I totally agree with Nicole. What if you did things that just said something like “bride tribe”
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  • Ashley
    Beginner October 2020
    Ashley ·
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    I don’t think they would be offended if you don’t go all out for them, maybe something small like just the sunglasses or something but not all the items you’re doing for your bridesmaids, I think everyone understands how expensive it can be!
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  • M
    Legend June 2019
    Melle ·
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    I think you should still get them stuff but I guess you could get them something different ?
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  • Mary
    Dedicated October 2021
    Mary ·
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    I would try to give them those gifts before the other girls who wont receive them see them at the time. IF the gifts are specific to Bride Tribe or something of that nature the other girls might feel left out unless you tell them ahead of time. I think it also needs to be put into factor if you are going out of town for the party or staying local - if people are spending money on airfare or hotels then you should consider including them. Always be upfront and honest - I'm sure they'd understand.

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  • Caytlyn
    Legend November 2019
    Caytlyn ·
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    If you’re going to give favors to some guests, you should give them to all guests.
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  • M
    VIP January 2019
    Maggie ·
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    I don't know how they wouldn't feel left out. At any other party, it would be considered impolite to give party favors to only SOME guests, so I don't think it makes it ok just because this is for your wedding and the items cost you money. Remember, these guests will be spending their own time and money to attend your party.

    I think you have three kind options: 1) make the items for everyone; 2) don't invite non-bridal party people to the party; 3) give the gifts at another time when only the bridal party is present (e.g., while getting ready for the wedding).

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  • MrsD
    Legend July 2019
    MrsD ·
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    I think it's rude to invite people to attend, have them pay for their portion, then not give them a goodie bag.

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  • Jennifer
    VIP August 2021
    Jennifer ·
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    Yes, it would be rude to give goodies to some and not others. I would save the personalized stuff for another occasion (like their bridesmaid gift), or just invite your bridesmaids to the bachelorette. You could always have a separate brunch with the bridesmaids and give them their goodies then too! Don't make your other party guests uncomfortable by leaving them out something! Have fun!! Smiley smile

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