ANOTHER YEAR. A BIGGER STORY.
Make the birthday girl the starting point. Her favorite people, the right atmosphere, and a Vegas night that feels like her.
Plan Your NightHer night.
Our favorite girl.
MAKE IT PERSONAL
Ask what she would choose if she were planning the night herself: dinner with time to talk, a show, dancing to her favorite music, or a private party bus with her friends. Use that answer to choose the main celebration, then agree on the date and budget together.
MAKE A NIGHT OF IT
Make room for the part she will want to enjoy with everyone: a toast over dinner, a cake moment, or getting the whole group onto the dance floor. If friends are arriving at different times, put that shared celebration after everyone has joined. Keep any surprise details with the coordinator, while giving guests the times, costs, and meeting instructions they need.
MAKE YOUR PLANA SIMPLE PLAN.
A BETTER TIME.
Find out her favorite music, food, and one thing she wants to do in Vegas. For a surprise, ask someone close to her to help choose, and share dress and ready-by details without revealing the main event.
Confirm who is coming and a per-person budget for dinner, nightlife, and transportation. Agree on any contribution toward her celebration before collecting money. Give the coordinator the final headcount before making reservations.
Work backward from the show time, planned venue arrival, or party bus pickup. Allow time for dinner, settling the bill, and a birthday toast or cake moment. Share the exact meeting point and who will bring her there.
THE PEOPLE MAKE IT
Check that her closest friends can make the date before choosing the main celebration. Agree on the shared costs, including whether the group is covering any of the birthday girl’s expenses. Keep optional extras separate so everyone knows what they are committing to. Choose one coordinator for reservations, confirmations, and pickup details, then share the final plan in one place so she can enjoy the evening with her friends.
BUILD THE NIGHTYOUR GIRLS. A BOLDER PLAN.
YOUR GROUP.
YOUR DETAILS.
START HERE.
Start with her preferred music, food, and main experience. Share the expected cost and timing with the group before booking. If people have different budgets or interests, make the main birthday gathering the shared commitment and keep extra activities optional.
Yes. Put the main birthday dinner or night out on the evening when her closest friends can all attend. A pool day, spa visit, or show can go elsewhere in the weekend. Leave room for different arrival times and a slower morning after a late night.
Dinner can bring the group together before dancing, especially when friends are staying at different hotels. Choose the reservation around your intended nightlife arrival and allow time for the bill, birthday moments, and travel. If a show is the main event, dinner afterward may fit the evening better.
Submitting the planner sends your details to our planning team. Use the notes for her preferences, surprise details, cake ideas, and timing. Our team can use these details to help organize the celebration; reservations, transportation, and any birthday extras are arranged separately.