FOR THE BRIDE. WITH HER GIRLS.
Her favorite people, a little Vegas energy, and a celebration shaped around what she loves. Give the bride a night that feels like her.
Plan Your NightThe bride.
Her ride or dies.
THE BRIDE COMES FIRST
Ask the bride which parts she wants to choose and which she would enjoy as a surprise. Get specific about her music, ideal dinner, and whether she wants one big night or a weekend with different experiences. Build the shared plans around those answers before the group starts making reservations.
DAYTIME TO AFTER DARK
For a pool day followed by dinner and dancing, plan the return to your hotel as carefully as the evening departure. Leave time to eat, shower, change, and meet up before the reservation or pickup. If the bride wants a full afternoon at a dayclub and an early show, give those experiences separate days. A spa visit can fit a slower afternoon, with treatment times coordinated around when everyone needs to be ready.
THINK BEYOND ONE NIGHTA SIMPLE PLAN.
A BETTER TIME.
Agree on her two or three priorities, how much surprise she wants, and anything she would rather skip. Share those decisions with the organizer so extra ideas from the group support the celebration she actually wants.
Collect arrival times, hotel locations, dietary needs, and a comfortable spend from each guest. Agree on shared expenses, any contribution toward the bride’s costs, and which activities are optional before asking anyone to commit.
Let the maid of honor or one organizer keep the confirmations and final itinerary. Give guests the exact meeting points, ready-by times, transport arrangements, and any planned outfit details. Keep surprise instructions in a separate message to the people involved.
THE MOMENTS BETWEEN
Friends arriving from different cities may be meeting for the first time. Leave time at the first dinner to introduce everyone, catch up, and get comfortable before the bigger night out. If getting ready together and taking photos matter to the bride, put them into the schedule before pickup. Have the organizer handle last-minute questions so she can stay part of the celebration.
MAKE YOUR PLANYOUR GIRLS. A BOLDER PLAN.
YOUR GROUP.
YOUR DETAILS.
START HERE.
Start with the bride’s must-do experience and the date her key guests can attend. Confirm the group size and comfortable budget, then choose dinner, nightlife, and transportation around that main plan. Decide who will coordinate bookings and which details the bride wants to leave as a surprise.
Yes. Include the return to your hotel, a meal, and time to get ready between the daytime activity and evening plans. A pool afternoon can lead into dinner; a full dayclub outing and a show may work better on separate days. Keep arrival day flexible for friends still traveling.
Choose one organizer to collect guest details, hold confirmations, and send the final itinerary. Keep shared costs and optional activities clear. For friends staying at different hotels, name the exact entrance or pickup point and set a meeting time that allows everyone to reach the next stop together.
Choose the bachelorette occasion and add your date, group size, and interests. Use the notes for the bride’s preferences, hotel details, and timing ideas, then send your request to our team. Keep surprise details separate from any copy sent to the bride. Reservations and transportation are arranged separately.