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Bachelorette and bachelor party invitation wording: examples

A bachelorette or bachelor party invitation should make people laugh, get them excited and give the essentials without spoiling the surprise. Here are examples and a checklist of what to include.

What to include

• The dates and meeting time.
• The venue, or just the city if it's a surprise.
• The budget per person and the link to the group kitty.
• The dress code or theme.
• The RSVP deadline, so activities can be booked.
• A reminder to keep it secret from the bride- or groom-to-be.

Bachelorette party wording

Calling all the girls: Camille is getting married, and before she says yes, she's having the weekend of her life. Meet on Saturday, May 15, 2027, at 10 a.m. The rest is top secret!

Camille's last weekend of freedom! May 14 to 16, 2027, we're heading for the sun. Budget: $250 per person, kitty link included. Saturday night dress code: all pink.

Mission: make Camille's bachelorette legendary. Location: secret. Date: May 15, 2027. Reply by April 1, and not a word to the bride!

Bachelor party wording

Gentlemen, Hugo is getting married. Before he hangs up his sneakers, we're taking him away for 48 hours he'll never forget. Meet on May 22, 2027, at 9 a.m.

Operation last lap for Hugo: May 22 and 23, 2027, sports by day, party by night. Budget and kitty in the invitation.

Hugo thinks he's having a quiet weekend. He's wrong. See you on May 22, 2027, and radio silence.

Our tips

• Send the invitation one to two months ahead, so everyone can plan and pay their share.
• Never go through the bride-to-be's phone: with our Design + SMS Sending plan, we send it to the whole crew ourselves.
• State the budget in the invitation: nobody likes surprises on that front.

See also our page on bachelorette and bachelor party invitations.

Updated October 30, 2026 · Bachelorette and bachelor parties: see our invitations