<p>having never been to a bachlorette party, i now am in charge of planning one. i am co-maid of honor with another girl. </p>
<p>we were thinking of going to baltimore, and getting like a hotel suite, and then going to a night club near by. the club we were looking at is ‘club one’. i’ve only heard good things of the place, does anyone know anything about it in particular? One of the girls coming is under 21, so we have to make sure wherever we go she can be included.</p>
<p>or have any other bachlorette party ideas?? any help is much appreciated. I’m clueless.</p>
<p>I think there’s about 10 or so, i haven’t taken an official head count as of yet. One girl is 20, the rest of us are between 21-25 (I believe.) we haven’t decided on a budget yet, but most people have offered to split the cost with us so it shouldn’t be too bad divided by 10 people.</p>
<p>The girls are coming from MN, MA, MD, PA, and NJ and will be arriving on Thursday Oct 19… we plan on doing the bachlorette party that night, and the wedding is saturday oct 21… anything we do should include some type of hotel for the night because we can’t go back to the bride to be’s house due to the fact that the boys decided they are claiming the house as part of their bachelor party that same night (both before going out to their ‘destination’ and after) so we’d rather not be there.</p>
<p>LOL! Can we throw a bachelorette party for Mollie? </p>
<p>I’ve been to two bachelorette parties, both of which were pretty laid-back. Both girls are definitely beyond ready to settle down, so they wanted relaxing girl nights. We got food, watched movies, and did girly nail & hair stuff. </p>
<p>One of my friends did a piano bar for her friend. Mostly, it’s fun to get the bride-to-be in a veil and a shirt that says she’s about to be married.</p>
<p>Why not go to Camden Yards? (Says the baseball nut who thought that the best part of Legally Blonde II was when Elle and Emmett were going to be married in Fenway.)</p>
<p>For mine, I think we’re just going to go to NYC for the day and eat at a classy restaurant and go shopping. But then I’m not much of a partier, either.</p>
<p>the funny thing is the bride is kind of like myself… she likes laid back type of things, but for some strange reason she really likes to dance and she loves night clubs and crazy things like that which is why the other maid of honor wants to do that. and the bride has hinted at it as well. </p>
<p>Go to some sort of male review, then you have to make a scavenger hunt list of things the bride has to do. Get one of those “buck a suck” t-shirts also. Phallic shaped everything seems to be in vogue also. Bachelorette parties always seemed more fun to me than the typical bachelor party, just strippers and a billion dudes. I never have liked strippers, for the same reason I don’t like hookers.</p>
<p>In London, and perhaps other places, the girls out celebrating together all dressed alike in some way. For example bunny ears, decorated shirts, or hats. With all the Halloween shops open now, this would be a good time to find something fun.</p>
<p>I got an e-mail from the Club One in baltimore and that thursday night is 18+ so the one girl who is 20 can come with Also, since it’s for a bachlorette party they are giving us all free admission. (Except for the 20 year old) and we get a discount at the hotel two blocks over if we decide to stay there… which I think we will they have nice suites. :)</p>
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