Throwing a bachelorette party can be the best experience and the most memorable event of a brides life, but when a friend takes charge of this party make sure she knows you well enough to make sure it is a fun girls night out for all. Make sure you do not alienate your guest or let the party festivities get out of hand. You still can plan a party to make it fun for everyone.
Some bachelorette party ideas we designed for our customers includes event-based or travel-based parties. Examples of event-based parties would be dessert-testing, wine testing, or cocktail hour parties at your local pub or lounge. Be creative and make your own bachlorette party themes such as disco, country, flower power, but be sure to include matching favors with the party theme. By holding an event-based bachelorette party, it is more organized, but still lots of fun for all guests.
Travel-based parties would be visiting a local comedy club, line dancing, casino, karaoke, camping, or even a 3-day weekend cruise package. If you are staying in the local area make the event fun by hiring a chauffeur-driven limo or a chartered bus company to have your group travel in style! Make sure everyone meets in the same place and hotel accommodations are set in advance, so if you are consuming alcoholic beverages your guests know they have a safe place they can return to in the evening.
Whichever type of party you decide to design for the bride be sure a proper amount of planning is involved, create a functional itinerary, and order your themed-based favors for a fun-filled night with the girls.
Remember, after the creating the guest list for the party, you will have a better idea of what type of party will be hosted. If the bachlorette party has primarily coworkers, church friends or acquaintances it would be better to have an event-based party, but if you are inviting an intimate group of your very closest girlfriends, a travel-based party would be just the ticket for a girls night out on the town.
I was researching ideas for weddings and wondered if anyone started this trend yet and found one company who has designed a wedding cookie favor tree and the designs are made by Shara. I love this idea. Not only can you use this as a cookie favor tree, but I would suggest you use it as a wish tree as well. 
