Making the Most of Your Bachelorette Party
First published September 14, 2018, updated September 28, 2018. Details such as hours, prices and rules may have changed since; check with each place before you go.
So much is made of bachelor parties in our society, with the media depicting them as the fun-loving nights of drunken scandal. However, the bachelorette party, if mentioned at all, always seems to be a weak second, but bachelorette parties are brilliant (ladies know how to get down). Here are some suggestions for maids-of-honor planning this big event!
1) Take your party poolside. Trader Ed's in Hyannis has a pool (and a bar). This locale can be booked for functions, so it's a great place to come with the girls, kick back, and have some libations!
2) Treat yourselves to a day at the spa. There are plenty of places to go and get pampered on the Cape! Beach Plum Spa and Med-Spa has a Bachelorette Party Package. Bellezza Salon and Med Spa has various packages that could be great for a group of gals. Cranberry Nail Spa in Falmouth is another option for a spa day (and then you are in fabulous Falmouth, with drinking and dining options galore!). Another Falmouth spot? Studio 137 Salon and Spa, which offers plenty of personalized care.
3) Belt out some tunes at karaoke! If you are going to be drinking (or even if you aren't) what could be more delightful than singing your favorite songs with your best friends?
4) Who says fishing charters are just for men? Plenty of outfits will accommodate ladies who want to spend their time out at sea, including Magellan Fishing Charters.