Bachelorette Party Invitation

I'm getting ready to send the invites out for my friends Bridal Shower. We're having a some what surprise bachelorette and lingerie party the same day after the shower. Is it alright to send both invitations in the same envelope or is this tacky?

As long as all the same people going to the bridal shower are going to the bachelorette party its fine. But if even one person is not invited to the bachelorrette party but to the bridal shower, it would kinda impolite seeing as this person might hear of it from another person and feel either left out or think it was an oversight.

Ideally the two things would be on different days so they are distinctly separate. (also so its clear that two gifts are expected if that is the case) but if thats not an option, I say send out separate invites if anyone is to be left out, or just say on the bridal shower invitation "Lingerie and bachelorette party to follow"

2010-03-13 09:45:45 by Kylie

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I'm throwing a bachelorette party and can't come up with good wording for the invitations. I want to include that everyone wears a wig, and that they will need to pay $50 for the dinner. Any ideas?
50 bucks covers a complete meal (app, salad, meal, and dessert) plus a drink, plus a room for the night

WOW 50 bucks for dinner is a LOT. Specially in this day and age. Where in the world are you going that a meal for 1 person is 50 bucks. You may not get a lot of takers. I would really re-think that. 50 bucks plus a gift, and the cost for a Wig your party is going to be lame. Wigs are going to be hard to come by and peole wil lhave to go to a costume store. If it were closer to Halloween wigs are Everywhere but Not in January.

Anyway.

I would just say, Everyone wear a wig. The cost of the "No-host" dinner is $50.

2010-01-19 15:02:19 by KayJay

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My friend is getting married in Vegas and we are throwing a bachelorette party at home the week before. I am trying to think of some cute wording for the bachelorette party invites having to do with her wedding in vegas.

Saw this one. It's for people GOING to vegas for a bachelorette, but maybe you can change the wording a little bit??

It's
Mary's
Last night of being single
and all bets are on...
Let's see if she can
really keep her ring on!
Pack your bags
we're going to Vegas Baby!
Saturday, June 19th
It will be the
Bachelorette Weekend Bash
you'll never forget.

What happens in Vegas
Stays in Vegas.

2008-08-28 11:52:11 by ashes0428

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I want to invite parents of friends to the dinner but not the dancing afterwards...how can I word this so that I do not have to send out two different invitations?
I have searched etiquette sites already and they say that it is "ok" to do...I just need help with the wording.

Don't tell the parents about the after-party. Send them a separate invitation. :)

EDIT - Just don't mention it on their invitations. It's really simple!

2008-04-15 12:13:13 by pgfpdwife

I'm hosting a bachelorette party in March. Our theme is an alias theme (not the tv show). The girls will come up wth new names and personality and will dress and act accordingly. The reason I chose the them is the bride wanted to go somewhere that she was not recognized but still go out and have a good time. But staying in town was convenient for everybody...so why not go incognito? lol We're all going to buy wigs and everything. I want cute wording that tells the instructions for the night without having to write an entire story lol. Thanks in advance.

A couple of years ago I waited on a bachelorette party that was dressed like men. All kinds of mens clothes: tuxedo, lumberjack, pilot, etc., beards, mustaches, sideburns. They had a great time. Men took the hint and didn't hit on them much. Kinda looked like the Village People though.

"Black-op party. Come incognito. Anything goes. Admit nothing"

2009-12-29 13:30:48 by spotti8406