What to wear.... Give the bride something to remember
with a custom-made bachelorette t-shirt, tank top or baby
doll tee. Everyone at the bar will know who's in the bridal
party when they see your unique shirts! Check out CustomInk.com
for a wide variety of custom-made bachelorette wearables
and favors.
Where to go.... Forget the scavenger hunt for mens' underwear,
strippers, and anatomically specific party favors and create
an fabulous event that the bride can remember fondly and
share with her friends and family, not a night of uncomfortable
embarassment. Check out Chicago
Trolly's Bachelorette Pub Crawl for a guided tour of
Chicago's best bachelorette party hot spots. For a more
tailored guided event, check out the Chicago
Bar Project, offering planned events from the serene
girls-day-out to wild nights filled wth lifesaver t-shirts
and bull rides.
Who to invite.... Do you have to invite the mother of the
groom to your wild-night-out bachelorette party? The answer
is a resounding NO! In fact, no one that would make the
bride uncomfortable or spoil her good time need be invited.
Why not opt for two bachelorette parties instead? Plan a
girls-day-out with family and friends complete with a visit
to one of Chicago's museums or other attractions, following
by a late lunch and a glass of wine. Visit the Chicago
Traveler for ideas on what to see and where to go in
Chicago. Then, plan an evening for the bride and her closest
friends where she doesn't necessarily have to be on her
tea-todling best behavior! |
