1Plan a Murder Mystery
wraggIf your bride loves a good “whodunnit,” she’ll be over the moon about a murder mystery themed bachelorette party. To execute this, you can have everyone come dressed as one of the characters from the mystery and spend the evening sifting through clues to figure out who is responsible for the crime.
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2Rent a Boat for the Weekend
ASphotowedThink “Below Deck” but bachelorette edition. You could even plan to charter a yacht in well-known bachelorette destination like Miami or New York. But even if you stay local, who doesn’t love the idea of spending an evening with all of your closest friends on a boat?
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3Take the Crew Glamping
Debbie BurrowsNothing is cuter than Camp Bride. Plan a luxurious camping experience filled with matching camp shirts, endless s'more making and, of course, ghost stories by the fire. If you're planning for a large group you can also plan your own camp games like four-legged races and capture the flag.
4Book a Spa Weekend
golubovyRelaxation is always a welcome idea for a bride who is enduring the stress that comes with planning an amazing wedding. Your friends will love the opportunity to unwind and enjoy each other’s company as you get facials, massages and other services.
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5Visit Your Nearest Amusement Park
Anna GorbachevaAny thrill seeking bride will love the idea of taking over a theme park with her closest friends. Not only can you all dress up in sashes announcing that you are "team bride," but you can also level up your experience by selecting a package that allows you to breeze past long lines and reduce your wait time for attractions.
6Throw a Casino Night
Jon Feingersh Photography IncTry your luck with a festive casino night. Sure you could always make the trip to Las Vegas, but for a more personalized approach, you could rent your own games and play for fun instead of money. Personalized poker chips that say "bride to be" or feature her soon-to-be married name, would add just the right sentimental touch.
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7Book a Vineyard Tour and Wine Tasting
Klaus VedfeltAll the wine connoisseurs will be on board for a day of gorgeous scenery, education on their favorite varietals and the process that goes into making them. Finish the outing with a flight of their local wines and food pairings.
8Go on a Bar Crawl
PeopleImagesThis activity is ideal for a city that has a thriving nightlife. Your crew will love hitting multiple social hotspots in one night with reduced entrance fees and open bar options. You can even take it up a notch by having a party bus cart you all from one location to the next.
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9Take a Ski Trip
andresrThere's nothing quite like hitting the slopes, and it's always better with friends. Select a snowy destination like Vermont or Utah, and make a whole weekend out of it. Your bride squad can don matching ski suits and even take ski classes together if there are a few beginners in the group.
10Enjoy a Trapeze Class
RyanJLaneIf your bride loves trying new things, she'll want to give a trapeze class a shot. It's the perfect combination of workout and fun. Make sure to snap a group photo of everyone wearing matching shirts and holding up their personalized water bottles.
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11Throw a Tea Party
Antonio BusielloLive out your high tea dreams with a tea party fit for a queen. Have everyone dress up in their best gowns, pumps and hats to enjoy adorable and delicious finger foods as well as an assortment of teas.
12Plan a Yoga Retreat
Geber86For a necessary stress reliever, get the entire bridal party to go on a yoga retreat. You all will spend a few days meditating, eating nourishing meals, practicing yoga and other restorative wellness activities. Too pricey? Try a private yoga class instead.
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13Go to a Music Festival
gilaxia//Getty ImagesDepending on your bachelorette party date, you may be able to coordinate something like this. All you have to do is purchase your tickets, throw on your festival gear and prepare for a day full of your favorite artists. Another option? Pick a local concert to attend.
14Have a Slumber Party
fizkesWhether you rent out a home or want to throw the event right at your own house, a throwback slumber party is guaranteed to bring back all the nostalgia. Make sure everyone has matching PJs, and be sure to stock up on snacks and games.
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15Take a Private Art Class
sanjeriLet out your inner creativity with a private art class. You can opt for pottery, sketching or a no-fail paint and sip. Plus, everyone will have a cool souvenir at the end.
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16Go Horseback Riding
Samuel Perales CarrascoNow is the time to start brushing up on your equestrian skills. If riding a horse across the beach at sunset isn't already on your bride's bucket list, it will be when you mention this as an activity for her bachelorette party.
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17Laugh All Night at a Comedy Club
MaskotMake plans for the entire bridal party to attend a comedy show or an open mic night, and let the laughs roll in.
18Book a Party Bus
MediaProductionNot only does a party bus make for a fun travel option, but it is also the actual party! Make a playlist of her favorite songs and blast them from the speakers. Then challenge everyone to a dance battle before you arrive at your destination.
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19 Take a Cooking Class
PhotoTalkEveryone loves a good meal. And taking a cooking class as part of your bachelorette festivities will get the entire bridal party in a good mood. Not only will you all show off your skills in the kitchen, but you'll also get to enjoy some incredible bonding together. What's better than that?
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20Have a Karaoke Night
FlashpopYour squad will love belting out all of your favorite tunes as they celebrate. Make it even more interesting by dividing into teams and gifting a prize to those with the best performances. For a low-key version, buy your own karaoke machine for home.

Cameron (she/her) is a staff writer for Good Housekeeping, where she covers everything from holidays to food. She is a graduate of Syracuse University, where she received a B.A. in magazine journalism. In her spare-time she can be found scrolling TikTok for the latest cleaning hacks and restaurant openings, binge-watching seasons of Project Runway or online shopping.
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