With the coming of spring so too comes wedding season, Prince William\u2019s included.<\/p>\n
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And with wedding season in the spring and summer, some of us are invited to weddings that fill up every weekend in April, May, and June.<\/p>\n
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Rehearsal dinners, bridal showers and bachelor parties lead up to the big day.<\/p>\n
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Probably the most travel oriented wedding event these days is the bachelorette party.<\/p>\n
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Some bachelorette weekends involve hitting up the bride\u2019s hometown. However it is becoming more and more popular these days to get out of town, far, far away from the groom.<\/p>\n
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While shots may be the only thing some bachelorettes want, the bride who likes to travel and relax will be looking to her bachelorette party to plan the ideal getaway. If you find yourself in such a conundrum, here are a few tips to help with planning that weekend getaway just before the wedding:<\/p>\n
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Get a sense of where the bride wants to go and find out if its feasible<\/strong>\u2014The first step in planning a bachelorette weekend away is gauging where the bride wants to go. Before your bride starts demanding Paris<\/a>, give her options that are actually feasible for the time frame and for the pocketbooks of all parties involved.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Research Food and Wine at Your Destination<\/strong>\u2014Don\u2019t just wing it when it comes to restaurants at your bachelorette party destination. The weekend should be special and so should the cuisine. This is the time to research the best of the best, which local chef is really coming up with the tastiest dinners in town. Brides who like to travel will expect the food and wine to be interesting, tasty and filling, just as they would on any adventure far from home.<\/p>\n <\/p>\n