Covid Bachelorette Parties

I am only having 6 women attend my bachelorette party me included in the 6 lol we are doing a pole dancing class, then dinner, then finishing the night off at a karaoke bar. My sister booked a private room with bottle service as well.

For my bff’s a couple months ago we just mostly did at home stuff which was still fun

I only invited 15 people and it will be out at a place but I do not know the plans, I just told my MOH a place that we can socially distance. I love my girls but not sure I will be hugging them like crazy this close too. I would say less people, if you go out check that the place can seat you away from strangers and maybe do outside. I would stay clear of bars and packed places.

We are doing a joint bachelorette/bachelor party. So me, FH, three bridesmaids, and one groomsmen and his wife. We rented a cabin in the woods and we are just spending the weekend relaxing, hiking, and maybe will do dinner one night

We were in a state with high cases but a lot of the cases were/are in the major cities. We rented a cabin in the mountains for the weekend and did a bunch of activities, most of which were outside - hiking, apple picking, a winery, etc. We ate all our meals at the cabin. There were about 12 of us, everyone drove from 2-6 hours away except for me and one other person who had to fly in.

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Love these, there will be about 6 of us and we are currently going to the zoo and we were going to eat out at a sushi place and go to a lounge for a drink and go back to my MOH for the house party. I did tell my MOH recently that we shouldn't go out to the restaurant and lounge just because I have been getting nervous especially since it will be on halloween and a week away from the wedding.

We have changed plans to more low key and fewer guests. There will be 5-6 of us and we are going to a couple wineries then a slumber party and dinner at my house. This keeps costs down and is a low key but fun way to celebrate.

I feel like renting out an Airbnb or doing at home things could be really fun. I know Airbnb doesnt allow parties so depends how big your group is. Or I’ve seen a lot of bachelorette parties at wineries lately