Fall Bridal Guide 2019

THE NORTH PLATTE TELEGRAPH FALL & WINTER BRIDAL Bachelorette Party Planning One of the most enjoyable

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Who Should Be Invited? This can be a tricky proposition, especially if you’re expecting a large group of attendees at your wedding. The last thing you want to do is to let down someone who may have been expecting to at-tend your bachelorette party. Work with your party hosts to make sure everyone you’d like to invite makes the cut. Anywhere from 10 to 20 guests at your bachelorette party is usually ideal. Are Gifts Necessary? The bachelorette party is not a gift party like your bridal shower is, so presents aren’t necessary. That said, this is a great opportunity for guests to give the bride silly or memorable gifts. You might ask everyone to bring a gag gift or maybe something nostalgic tied to an inside joke or past experience together. As the bride-to-be, make sure to let your party know that gifts are not required and that you’re just looking forward to everyone celebrating with you.

parts of your wedding planning experience is taking a breath to get some quality time with your girlfriends. getting your wedding day put together. It can also be a great way to reconnect with your besties one last time before your marriage kicks off. When it comes to setting the details for your bachelorette party, that responsibility should fall on your maid of honor and bridesmaids. Share these tips with them to make sure your special girl time ends up being one of the most memo-rable moments of your last days of singlehood. A well-organized bachelorette party can take your mind off the day-to-day stresses of There are no rules set in stone as to who should host a bachelorette party. Often the maid of honor and bridesmaids do the honors but you can also pick any of your other friends, relatives or co-workers who may want to get involved. The key is to set the expectation with how you would most like to spend your day or weekend with the ladies. Are you looking for some adventure with hiking, water skiing or ziplining? Maybe you’re more of a cabin in the woods kind of girl surrounded by quiet nature and modern amenities. Or perhaps you’d like a night out in the big city with multiple stops at local restaurants and bars. Whatever your preference, it’s important that you share this with whoever is planning your party. That way you’re not surprised or disappointed when your party turns into something you’re not typically in-to. Who Should Host the Party?

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