Bachelorette Parties: To Be or not to Be?

Many modern grooms will allow their brides to hold their bachelorette parties since this is the progressive age and all but are not okay with them deep down. Look up the term on the internet and you would not be okay with the idea either. DC Bachelorette Party conjure up thoughts of unrestrained debauchery that are then forever hushed up between the girls. One last time, most people say. Only problem is that most girls end up doing things they have never done before, and probably would not be okay with otherwise but are the ‘norm.’ So one last time, really?

Bachelor Party Bus Rentals are the equivalent of the male Bachelorette Limo Party. But historically, the roots of bachelor parties are quite different. In the olden ages, weddings were not what we know them to be today. In most cases, there was no dating or courtship, or choosing one’s groom for that matter. Marriages were arranged and hence the brides-to-be liked to go out and have fun with their before entering the dreary institution. So is there still need for the parties today?

Before one gets into an agreement to get married, they have a life as a single person. They have friends and hobbies that marriage will probably not allow them to enjoy. Not because they are wrong, but because marriage has different demands. It then seems right that they would want to spend time in that company for one last time.

Marriage is a whole new stage in life for everyone. No one knows what it holds, but they go into it anyway. Also, every girl who has lived to find a good man to marry them can say they have led a good life. This is reason enough for them to want to celebrate with the people they have had that life around and reminisce on all the things they did.

I am therefore not really against the idea of Bachelorette Party Transportation. It is the misconception about them today that troubles me. This might a conservative point of view but really, the party only exists because there is a Wedding Transportation Services coming up soon. So is it wise for ladies to act the most single they ever have on the eve of the transition? Wait, are even single at all once you are engaged?