MORE TIME. MORE STORIES.
A little daytime exploring, a dinner worth dressing up for, and nights that belong to your girls. Give the weekend a rhythm of its own.
Plan Your NightOut of office.
With my girls.
MAKE TIME TOGETHER
Start with the hours you will actually have together. Compare arrivals and departures, choose the dinner or night out everyone wants to share, then decide where a pool day, spa visit, or show fits. Agree on the shared costs before building the rest of the weekend around those plans.
A SIMPLE PLAN.
A BETTER TIME.
Collect arrival and departure times, hotel locations, and each friend’s comfortable budget. Identify the plans everyone is joining and any optional extras. Choose one person to keep confirmations, shared costs, and the latest itinerary together.
Give the daytime activity an end time that leaves room for food, travel back to the hotel, and getting ready. Work backward from your dinner, show, or pickup. Put activities on separate days when the timing would make either one rushed.
Plan a final breakfast or coffee around the earliest departure. Leave time to pack, check out, and begin the journey home. Decide what to do with bags if you are spending time together after checkout, and settle any remaining shared expenses.
THE WEEKEND ANCHOR
Keep the first evening easy for friends who are still traveling or settling into their hotels. Save the main dinner for when the whole group can join. Before ordering, agree whether you are splitting the bill evenly or paying for what each person orders, including drinks, tax, and tip. If one friend pays for a shared booking, record who owes what and settle it together so the same person is not chasing payments throughout the trip.
BRING EVERYONE TO DINNER
A LITTLE BREATHING ROOM
A friend who wants spa time and a friend who wants a dayclub can still enjoy the same weekend. Keep the main dinners and celebrations together, with some daytime plans left to individual choice. Share a meeting point for the evening so everyone can rejoin easily. Leave an unbooked stretch for coffee, photos, or simply sitting down together before the next planned experience.
MAKE YOUR PLANYOUR GIRLS. A BOLDER PLAN.
YOUR GROUP.
YOUR DETAILS.
START HERE.
Choose the main dinner or night out first, then add daytime activities around it. A pool day needs time afterward to return, eat, and get ready. A show has a fixed performance time to plan around. Keep breaks and optional activities visible in the itinerary so everyone knows when they have free time.
Agree on dates, where everyone is staying, and which experiences you will share. Compare arrival and departure times before making group reservations. Discuss the budget, how shared bills will be divided, and who will pay for any group bookings. Keep optional extras separate from the costs everyone has agreed to.
Yes. Put the main celebration on the day the guest of honor and her key friends can all attend. Agree on any contributions toward her costs, then add daytime experiences around the shared evening. The Birthday Nights and Bachelorette Nights pages cover the details of planning that celebration.
The planner sends your group’s details, interests, and notes to our planning team. Use the notes to outline each day, meeting points, budget decisions, and optional activities. Add arrival and departure details where useful. Sending the request gives our team your ideas; bookings and reservations are arranged separately.