Bachelorette Invite

I'm planning a bachelorette party for my friend and want to make my own invites. I've been trying to come up with a catchy/witty phrase but can't think of one. Anything that I've found online is corny ("girls night out" etc)!

friendship like a ship that goes to town

2008-02-29 07:25:02 by RodgersK

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I live in another state and my wedding will be in Chicago where are my friends and family are (along with the celebrations). I was wondering if it would be rude to invite girls to the bachelorette party that are not invited to the wedding? I'm not able to invite all my friends to the wedding, but I would love to share a fun night with them. Does this apply to the bridal shower as well?

In my opinion only those invited to the wedding should be invited to any gathering associated with the wedding e.g. shower.
If I got invited to shower and not the wedding I won't go, it's a little insulting.

2008-03-04 10:51:00 by luckylady13

My fiance is having her Bachelorette party next Saturday night, and she asked me if it's OK for her to invite her gay male friend. Seems OK to me. But I'm not great at tact and manners. So Yahoo audience, you tell me! Thank you.

I don't see why not. If they are friends and normally spend time together...why shouldn't she include him : )

2008-09-27 07:15:23 by Jake M

Can I invite girls that are not invited to the wedding? We have a very small budget and cannot invite everyone to the actual wedding. All my friends are very understanding about this. So I feel like they wouldn't be offended if I did invite them, knowing they were not invited to the wedding. I think alot of the "etiquette" stuff is a tad over the top as well.

I think that is fine, weddings are expensive. You are asking them to come party with you, not bring you presents. I don't see a problem at all.

2009-09-10 09:12:49 by j

My fiances cousin who is in our wedding is gay, and some of the other groomsmen are not as open minded as us. I do not want there to be hurt feels or to have anyone uncomfortable so I have been thinking about inviting him and his boyfriend to the bachelorette party. The girlfriends/wife's of the groomsmen are invited, is this social acceptable?

Invite him to both and let him choose.

I''m not sure he would be interested in naked women though...

2009-02-23 16:52:46 by katievegas08