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Even though fun is the main goal of a bachelorette party, the definition of fun depends on the bride. For example, one bride may want to go all out by hitting the club, drinking, and partying all weekend. Alternatively, another bride might desire a low-key girls’ weekend with her closest friends. If that’s the case, your group can still have a great time together without the bars and clubs. Consider this quick guide to a low-key bachelorette party.
Rent a House for the Weekend
Even if staying at one bridesmaid’s home seems easier, renting a house for the weekend is the best way to disconnect from your daily life. Consider traveling to a neighboring city and renting a nice place with a pool or hot tub for an incredible girls’ weekend. Having a relaxing place to stay allows your group to spend time together comfortably.
If the goal is to have a chill weekend, spending more on the rental ensures your group will want to spend ample time at the house. Consider planning a stay-in spa day to pamper yourselves! Doing hair treatments and facials together can be very relaxing and fun—just be sure to avoid comedogenic ingredients that can cause acne.
Wineries and breweries make great photo opportunities—instruct the group to dress in similar color palettes to take the best pictures together!
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Take a Painting Class
Painting classes are so much fun but also extremely relaxing. If the bride is crafty and creative, learning a new skill is the perfect way to spend a few hours with her best friends. Whether you all paint the same design or choose different creations, everyone will have a unique memento from the weekend. After finishing the class, don’t forget to take a group photo with your paintings.
Spend the Day at the Beach
There’s nothing better than having fun in the sun, and the beach is the perfect place to lounge around together. Even if your group just wants to pack a picnic and sit together by the water, the beach is a great way to relax and unwind. Don’t forget your sunscreen and umbrellas; you don’t want to spend the rest of the weekend with a sunburn.
This quick guide to a low-key bachelorette party will help you plan the best weekend for the bride-to-be. Spending time with your gal pals doesn’t have to be wild and crazy, even if it is someone’s last rodeo—choose fun but relaxing activities to fill the weekend.
