Wedding season is here, which means it’s also bachelorette party season! If you are a maid of honor or member of a wedding party tasked with planning the bachelorette party, you have a lot to organize. Luckily, you have the team at A-Executive Limo to help you. We’ve driven many bachelorette parties in our time, and we’ve picked up a few things about party planning dos and don’ts. First on your to-do list? Check out Boston party buses so your party can ride in style!
Planning a bachelorette party involves more than Boston party buses. Here are some more tips to guarantee a great time!
Plan Your Accommodations and Transportation
A bachelorette party is often a late night, so you want to make sure everyone has a safe and comfortable place to crash. Booking a hotel suite or two is a simple way to ensure everyone has a place to sleep and can say their goodbyes and thank yous in the morning. To save a little money, you can also designate a local guest’s home as the post-party sleep spot.
Communicate Your Itinerary
Deciding where you’re going to spend the night is one thing, but you also have to get there and anywhere else the party takes you. Organize your transportation ahead of time and give your driver a detailed itinerary of all the events you have planned for the weekend or evening. If your plan is a little more go-with-the-flow, pick one person in your party to communicate with the driver so there’s no confusion or conflicting information about where you’re going.
Choose Great Snacks and Drinks
Although you should work meals into your itinerary, it’s important to have a stash of snacks on the bus. Have a wide selection to accommodate dietary restrictions, personal preferences, and energy levels. For example, you can bring the bride’s favorite brand of gummy bears, but you should get some mixed nuts or granola bars to give people options. When it comes to drinks, have a mix of alcoholic and non-alcoholic options. That way, no one feels pressured to drink between stops. Don’t forget to bring plenty of water, too!
Curate Your Playlist
Last but not least, you need a great playlist! Choose music that will get everyone in a celebratory mood. Ask the bride and the other guests for suggestions so your playlist has something for everyone. You can also make two playlists: one to get everyone pumped up at the start and another to wind down at the end of the night.
