Bachelorette invitations are half party card, half itinerary. Whether it's one night out or a whole weekend, the essentials are dates, the plan's shape, and what it costs to say yes.
Starts from: “Bachelorette weekend in wine country for my best friend, tastings and pool time, casual chic, June 12 to 14” — edit anything once it’s designed.
Three directions — different wording, different design
Pack your bags for
June 12 – 14
Arrive Friday by six
Vine & Villa, Sonoma
402 Vintners Road, Sonoma
Casual chic · bring a pool look
Lock in by May 1 (rooms are limited)
Tastings Saturday · itinerary lands after you RSVP
Dinner and dancing for
June 12 – 14
Arrive Friday by six
Vine & Villa, Sonoma
402 Vintners Road, Sonoma
Casual chic · bring a pool look
Lock in by May 1 (rooms are limited)
Tastings Saturday · itinerary lands after you RSVP
A slow bachelorette for
June 12 – 14
Arrive Friday by six
Vine & Villa, Sonoma
402 Vintners Road, Sonoma
Casual chic · bring a pool look
Lock in by May 1 (rooms are limited)
Tastings Saturday · itinerary lands after you RSVP
Wording examples
WeekendLast sip before she says I do
Nat's bachelorette · wine country
June 12–14 · Vine & Villa, Sonoma
Arrive Friday by 6 · itinerary after you RSVP
Lock in by May 1 — rooms are limited
Night outOne last night out for the bride
Dinner, dancing, no bedtime
Saturday, June 13 · 7 PM start
Meet at Bar Marisol
RSVP so the reservation fits us all
ChillLess woo, more pool
A slow bachelorette for Nat
June 12–14 · Sonoma
Tastings, floats, long dinners
RSVP by May 1
Good to know
Be upfront in one line — 'roughly $X covers the house and tastings' — before people commit. Clarity up front beats awkward math later; the details can follow after RSVPs.
One invitation, one RSVP link, one dashboard. Import the group from a screenshot of your chat, and message everyone at once when plans firm up.
Every example above regenerates as your event — your names, your venue, your date, verified.
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