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| A group of friend's at our co-owner Rachael's spa-inspired Bachelorette Party at the beautiful Ojo Caliente Mineral Springs Spa and Resort in Northern New Mexico. They just slathered themselves with the natural and nourishing mineral mud at the Ojo Mud Pool. |
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| The Bride and one of her bridesmaids at Ojo Caliente. |
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| The Bachelorette group enjoying food, drinks and gifts at the Ojo Caliente Pavilion. |
It is important to remember to plan something the bride enjoys. Does she like to find adventure, escape to the great outdoors, sit back with a glass of champagne while getting her nails painted, or have cocktails on the dance floor? Think about the bride on her own, not as a couple because this is her celebration; Celebrate who she is and all the things that make her great and special.
The price can dictate whether you take a wine tour in Napa Valley or visit a local winery for dinner/picnic and tastings. Consider all the members of the party the bride would want to be with her. If some party members can't afford to fly to a desired location, try to bring that location to where you are.
Location, location, location. Is the bride having a destination wedding? Does she have friends and family in different states? Sometimes the location of the bride, the friends, and the wedding must take a toll on the where and when of the activities. Don't be afraid to do multiple parties if the bride has a diverse group of friends, just remember to find places the bride would enjoy being herself whether it is taking pole dance lessons or doing a classic black-and-white movie night while drinking champagne cocktails.
Remember most of all, the bachelorette party is for the bride! What does she want to do?
Contact us at info@vintageandlace.com for more ideas, especially for Hawaii destination weddings or local Oregon brides!
