A funvite invite can hold the whole weekend: a scratch card that reveals the destination, stories that walk through the itinerary, and a quiz about the bride for the squad to play. It is shared as a link, so it stays out of the family group. The same works for a bachelor party; just change the tone.
What to include
- Whose bachelorette it is, and whether she knows.
- Dates, start time and where to meet. For a trip, flight or train timings.
- The plan for each day, even roughly.
- Costs: estimated per-person share and how to pay it.
- Dress codes for each night. Matching outfits are popular; give people time to order them.
- What to pack, and anything the bride must not see.
- An RSVP date firm enough to book rooms.
Keep the bride comfortable
Cheeky is fine; embarrassing is not. Check with the bride, or someone who knows her well, before adding anything she might not want her future in-laws to see if the link travels. Keep the budget reasonable for everyone invited, and plan it at least a few weeks before the wedding so nobody is exhausted for the functions.