Bachelorette Party Opinions

dreamland

New Member
I am in a wedding (which is my first wedding I have been in) and need your opinions.....

Do you think that all of the people in the bridal party should pay for their part, whether they are going to the bachelorette party or not?

I say yes because it's not fair for the rest of the party to pay additional, when everyone knows what the responsibilities are when being in a wedding from the beginning!

What do you think?
 

suzeQ

Occasional User
Why would anyone who is in the bridal party not go to the bachelorette party? If they are close enough to the bride to be asked to be an attendant, I would think they would make it a point to go to all the festivities. If they can't make it, I would hope they would still feel an obligation to help out with any costs. JMO
 
suzeQ said:
Why would anyone who is in the bridal party not go to the bachelorette party? If they are close enough to the bride to be asked to be an attendant, I would think they would make it a point to go to all the festivities. If they can't make it, I would hope they would still feel an obligation to help out with any costs. JMO
:yeahthat:

I think it is only fair to help out with all costs regardless of if your going or not. When you say yes to be in a wedding you say yes to all financial obligations that go with it.
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
You should bring your own bills to stuff in the strippers ... :confused:.
OK, what do male strippers use to collect tips? The gals wear a garter.
 

suzeQ

Occasional User
aps45819 said:
You should bring your own bills to stuff in the strippers ... :confused:.
OK, what do male strippers use to collect tips? The gals wear a garter.

The guys wear those tiny little speedo-like undies! It's tough to tuck bills in without touching some sensitive areas. :cheers:
 

K_Jo

Pea Brain
PREMO Member
When you agree to be in a wedding, you are agreeing to give up half your life savings. That's all there is to it.
 
K_Jo said:
When you agree to be in a wedding, you are agreeing to give up half your life savings. That's all there is to it.
:lmao: Isn't that the truth. I felt bad because the shoes I picked out were like $60 but they were honestly one of the cheapest pairs in there and I knew they would never wear them again.
 

Oz

You're all F'in Mad...
Like everything else, if you go, you pay.

If part of the wedding party is out of town, they should not be expected to pay. If they have other obligations, work, etc, then they should not be expected to pay.

Sounds like you're in over your head with party expenses. Have a party you can afford. Others shouldn't have to pay for your big ideas, unless they participate. Other folks might have circumstances where they can't afford it either. Scale down so everyone can enjoy.
 

K_Jo

Pea Brain
PREMO Member
workin hard said:
:lmao: Isn't that the truth. I felt bad because the shoes I picked out were like $60 but they were honestly one of the cheapest pairs in there and I knew they would never wear them again.
I had my girls pick their own shoes, but I did make them take me to Atlantic City!
 

Stang Girl

Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
We are all new at this so we kind of don't know what we are doing. I just want every one to go and if somone can't go I will pay... I don't mind paying.
 

AllyCat

Alittle shy
Stang Girl said:
We are all new at this so we kind of don't know what we are doing. I just want every one to go and if somone can't go I will pay... I don't mind paying.
You shouldn't have to pay it's your party! Some of us just can't go if it's out of town. But nothing has been decided. We are going to talk about it later.
 

Oz

You're all F'in Mad...
Stang Girl said:
We are all new at this so we kind of don't know what we are doing. I just want every one to go and if somone can't go I will pay... I don't mind paying.


Problem solved - that's what I'd do too!

You're asking them to be in your wedding. But as a friend, you don't want that to present any kind of financial hardship. By picking up the slack, you are still able to have your friends present.
 

Stang Girl

Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oz said:
Problem solved - that's what I'd do too!

You're asking them to be in your wedding. But as a friend, you don't want that to present any kind of financial hardship. By picking up the slack, you are still able to have your friends present.
But some people don't think I should pay? I guess we will have to deal with it once that time get's here.
 

Ehesef

Yo Gabba Gabba
I'm not in the wedding, but if I'm invited to the bachelorette party (hint, hint) I plan on paying my fair share. I wouldn't have it any other way.
 

aps45819

24/7 Single Dad
Stang Girl said:
But some people don't think I should pay? I guess we will have to deal with it once that time get's here.
Don't know about the etiquette for a bachlorette, but for a bachlor party, it's usually arranged by the best man and the groom is an invited guest whose tab is picked up by the participants.
 

Stang Girl

Mr. and Mrs.!!!!!!!!!!!!!
aps45819 said:
Don't know about the etiquette for a bachlorette, but for a bachlor party, it's usually arranged by the best man and the groom is an invited guest whose tab is picked up by the participants.
Thats sound like a good ideal.
 
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