Bachelorette Party Question (For those going away)

cets1290 Posted: Oct 31, 2013 04:54 PM

Bachelorette Party Question (For those going away)

Are you planning on staying in one big room, or splitting up into smaller rooms? My sister is mad because I want to get individual rooms so that I'm not sleeping and sharing a bathroom with 12 other people..

My sister thinks that the whole point is to all be hanging out together and bonding and whatnot, and I agree with her, but I really just like my own space and like to know that I don't have to rush getting ready or taking a shower because I would only be sharing with 2 other people and that's it.

My FH's sisters will also be coming, and I feel kinda weird sharing with them. We get along, but I feel like I won't be able to act like my usual myself around them.. so I like the idea of hanging out all together, and then being able to chill with just my friends in my room..

thoughts??

Lori0413 Posted: Oct 31, 2013 05:07 PM

Bachelorette Party Question (For those going away) - Long Island Weddings

For my SIL's bachelorette party in AC, I got 3 rooms amongst what should have been 9 girls but ultimately went down to 7. IMO, you can't share space with that many girls. You're only using the rooms to sleep and shower - the rest of the time you'll all be together!

MissToMrs Posted: Nov 01, 2013 06:04 AM

Bachelorette Party Question (For those going away) - Long Island Weddings

Ugh don't all stay in the same room!!! We did that for SIL. I didn't plan it her moh did but it was horrible. I couldn't wait to go home! I went to one where we shared rooms but with 2 or 3 close friends and it was perfect! I recommend maybe going that route saves money and your comfortable!

Melissa211 Posted: Nov 01, 2013 09:24 AM

Bachelorette Party Question (For those going away) - Long Island Weddings

Just get adjoining rooms!

coffeeisgreen Posted: Nov 02, 2013 05:18 PM

Re: Bachelorette Party Question (For those going away)

I'm not going away for mine but I did for a friend of mine last November. (She had one here in the city the weekend before we left.) We went to Disney World but there was only 6 of us and three were in one room and 3 in another. The rooms were connected so we could leave the door open to communicate.

I would try to stress again why you would prefer to have separate rooms but maybe sharing isn't a bad idea. It might help you be more comfortable around them, camping out like that. At the end of the day though, it's your party and hopefully they can list to what you prefer!