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Bachelorette party help

Billie, on October 9, 2019 at 2:22 PM Posted in Parties and Events 0 7
Hi, so I’ve never done this whole bachelorette/bride thing before 😉 and need some help! I need all the advise for the bachelorette party thing. Like how far in advance do I do? Do I plan the party/trip? Who pays for it? I want to a bachelorette/bachelor cruise..guys on 1 floor, girls on another!
But I need help and advise!!!! Please!!!!!!!

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Latest activity by Tara, on October 18, 2019 at 11:09 AM
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    Devoted October 2019
    Future Mrs Wilson ·
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    You're not supposed to plan it. And someone should offer to throw it for you.
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  • MrsD
    Legend July 2019
    MrsD ·
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    I'm not sure why you would combine the bachelor/bachelorette party if you both were on different floors? I would assume your MOH would plan the bachelorette with the help of other bridesmaids. Typically everyone splits the cost evenly, but their budgets should be consulted first.

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  • Mrs. H
    Master September 2019
    Mrs. H ·
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    Nobody is required to throw her one, so she is absolutely allowed to plan her own bachelorette party. Just so long as she asks her girls if they're comfortable spending money on one and not expecting them to cover the entire cost

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    Beginner June 2020
    Billie ·
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    I want to do a combined one because a lot of my friends and my fiancé’s other half. And I love to hang out and party with my fiancé..after 18 years.
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    Beginner June 2020
    Billie ·
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    And thanks Mrs. H. I don’t want to just count on my party to throw me something. I know they would totally but I wanna do it how I want. I only get 1 bachelorette party in my life!!!!
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  • Deirdre
    Super March 2018
    Deirdre ·
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    I would say if you are throwing it and you want it to be a cruise, you should pay for everyone you invite. If someone offered to throw you a bachelorette party, then they would typically pay, but if you are doing things your way and not taking into account the budgets of your friends, then the right thing to do would be to pay for them. I wouldn't expect my friends to drop a lot of money on a trip celebrating me. Good luck!

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  • Tara
    VIP November 2016
    Tara ·
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    You're hoping to do a cruise like on an actual ship? That sounds like so much fun! But that can be quite expensive. Oftentimes people do combine parties and do both bachelor/bachelorette together. You could always go together and do some things as a big group but do other things on your own. If you want to do a cruise, I'd recommend a short one, like 3 nights because of cost. Maybe ask everyone what they think about that idea and see where they're all at and if they'd be willing to pay for it? There is nothing that says you can't be involved in planning! I think you can plan as much as you want and pay for whatever you want. If your bridal party wants to chip in for you, they certainly can, but I wouldn't expect them too. I'd first gauge interest then look into cost to give everyone an idea of what it might be. Typically your bridesmaid will pay for your share, or at least some of it, but they usually plan it as well. I had a hand in planning mine but my bridesmaid did pay my share. We just went to the wineries at Seneca Lake, NY and brought food on the party bus. It was nothing too expensive or elaborate but it was fun. Talk to your bridal party and see what they all think but don't expect them to pay.

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