There are plenty of great bachelorette parties to suit every style and budget. Whether you want to splurge or save some dough, find the best one for your gang.
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Party Pointers Who should plan my bachelorette bash?
Usually it's the maid of honor, the bridesmaids or the bride's core group of friends. even if they're not in the wedding party. Can I tell my friends what I want without seeming pushy?
Yes, it's OK to say that you would love to sing karaoke. That might even make planning easier for them. How much should I expect my friends to spend?
It all depends on what they can afford or what they wish to spend. Tell the friends doing the planning what amount you're comfortable with. Will I need to pick up my own tab?
Probably not. Usually everyone chips in to cover the bride's cost. When's the best time to have it?
Two or three weeks before the wedding is ideal. Avoid the week or so before the big day. Click here to get our Wedding Countdown widget >>
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High-Concept Idea: White-Water Rafting. Gatherings that involve a thrill ride are growing in popularity, says Darren Hitz of Adventure Bachelorette Parties. 'White-water rafting brings the group together, gives them a new experience and has them working as a team to paddle the raft,' says Hitz. 'It helps them bond, and they'll have tons of stories to share later on.' Expect to pay about $75 to $200 per person for a rafting outing.
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