From zombies to nudie times: 15 unconventional bachelorette party ideas (great for bachelor parties, too!)
We’ve covered some major ground in unconventional bachelorette party ideas in years past (no plastic penises required!), but there are definitely some party plans that we hadn’t seen, including a few rad-as-hell ideas from readers. From zombies to “bawdy positive” burlesque to bonding nudie times, let’s see what offbeat recreation we can get into today!
How to throw a joint bachelor/bachelorette party at a baseball game
Most of our friends are couples and we all share in the enjoyment of each other’s company. There are no “his” friends and “her” friends, they are simply, “our friends.” Add in our 10-month old daughter, and the need for typical bachelor and bachelorette parties goes right out the window. We have a mutual love of baseball (even though our favorite teams yield from opposites sides of the Bay) and beer, so our wedding party decided to throw us a joint “stag” party at our local Triple A baseball game. Here’s how they pulled it off…
Delinquent Debutantes’ “bawdy positive” movement for all shapes, sizes, and abilities at your Nashville bachelorette party
I am officially jealous of anyone living near Nashville because you have access to one of the most amazing “bawdy positive” movement and dance classes known to offbeat-kind. Delinquent Debutantes is Nashville’s premier burlesque and circus dance studio providing classes in body positive movement for all shapes, sizes, and abilities. We’re talking a totally safe space for anyone wanting to explore their sensual side, get an awesome workout, and of course… host the most bad-ass and body positive bachelorette party.
Sizzle Cone Designs has the (actually fun!) custom wedding games for all your events
Far from just having an extremely fun name, our sponsor Sizzle Cone Designs has an extremely fun job: To make custom wedding games for all sorts of wedding-related events — Mad Libs, crossword puzzles, even invites and more!
In defense of STAG AND DOE parties: How a buck and doe party saved my wedding
For those not in the know, these parties are a fundraiser for engaged couples. The idea is that attendees pay an admission (usually around $10-$15), and play games that are designed to make some money for the couple getting married (think dollar dances, coin toss games, raffles, etc). Don’t get me wrong, I get how some people may be weirded out by this idea. But I think about it this way…
Cads About Matrimony is the ONLY wedding game you’ll want to play (sorry, toilet paper dresses)
After seeing how popular the $5 print-it-yourself version was, Tribesmaid Ailea started a Kickstarter for a pro version, and (thanks in part to you guys) got fully funded! So now you can buy that sexy, sleek, box of wedding snark fun instead of having to find a working printer (because, if you’re like me, that task is A LOT harder than planning a wedding). Let’s take a peak inside the sexy sleek box from our sponsor Cads About Matrimony…