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It s (bachelorette) party time! Once you choose a date, a destination, and a theme, it s time to let your guests know the details. But how far in advance of the event should you start spreading the word? While you ll want to give everyone enough time to consider their schedules, book travel (if necessary), and to take time off work, you also don t want to begin planning too far out that it s impossible for guests to gauge whether or not they re actually free.
Charlotte Hale, CEO and founder of Plum Pretty Sugar, says that finding the sweet spot is important. Lives are so busy these days and if the bachelorette party is out of town or destination, so I think three months is appropriate. I think it s important to give guests the time to plan and get excited about the fun to come, she says. At the three-month mark, it s a good idea to notify the bride s ideal guest list with the trip s information, including dates, estimated travel costs, and any important plans. These de