Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 1
Don't
over-drink yourself – You should be in control of the
bachelorette party at all times while still having a raging
time - A great way to pace yourself is to drink a glass of
water in between alcoholic drinks. If looking for some fun
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Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 2
Don’t give in
to peer pressure - There is always one bachelorette that
pushes others to drink large. Make sure those with reason
calm this diva from pushing too hard on the others without
sounding like a party pooper.
Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 3
Let your guests know in advance whether you will be serving
alcohol, or letting guests bring their own, so they can plan
on a designated driver or other way home - This information
should go in the
bachelorette party invitations along with the phone
number of your local taxi service, in case they become too
inebriated to drive themselves.
Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 4
Have at least one bachelorette keep a close eye on the
drinking, don't let it get out of hand - See if you can get
one of your friends that is a responsible, non-drinker to
act as a "drink supervisor" and watch for problem drinkers.
Deal with problem drinkers quickly, either by cutting them
off or sending them home, so they don't ruin the party for
everyone else. There is also the next day factor which is
that you don’t want to be the person ending up on someone’s
facebook or twitter, face down on the table or dance floor,
let alone taking a spring break type picture that gets
posted on the internet for all to see. Check out some
amazingly drunk bachelorettes
here.
Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 5
Be sure to have plenty of food is available - Eating food,
particularly high-protein and carb foods, like bread, cheese
and meats, slows down the rate at which the body absorbs
alcohol. Alcohol tends to be absorbed by the body much
faster when combined with a carbonated beverages such as
diet cola, soda water or ginger ale. Don't mix alcohol with
energy drinks thinking that will keep your guests from
getting drunk. It's a bad combination, as new scientific
studies have shown. The energy drinks themselves have been
found to possibly cause heart damage. If you are going to
have a bachelorette party energy alcoholic drink, only make
it one for the evening.
Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 6
Stop serving alcohol at least one hour before you think the
party will break up - This will give your bachelorettes some
time to sober up. Those who have been drinking a lot should
be allowed to stay until they are sober. If you believe that
anyone is too intoxicated to drive themselves home, see if
anyone else is willing to drive them home or back to the
house or hotel you are all staying at. If not you can either
drive them home yourself, call a taxi for them or let them
spend the night at your house.
Bachelorette Party Drinking Rule 7
Don't let anyone that has been drinking drive - Have one
person stay sober and offer to drive those people home who
may be too intoxicated to drive. Have some extra cash on
hand and the telephone number to a local taxi company in
case anyone is too intoxicated to drive themselves home.
Take their car keys if necessary.
If
you will be drinking, which is common place and almost
synonymous with a bachelorette party, keep an eye on just how
much you drink. Try not to let it get out of hand and don’t let
anyone that has been drinking drive. Take their keys if you have
to. We know a person that takes keys from each bachelorette when
they arrive, just in case. Have one bachelorette stay sober if
you can and offer to drive those bachelorettes home who may be
too intoxicated to drive. If not, have a designated place for
them to spend the night or call them a taxi. We always suggest a
