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A: Generally, no. Bachelorette parties are intended for only the bride’s friends and family, such as the bridal party and close friends who will be attending the ceremony. Attendants should definitely double-check the bachelorette party invitation list with the wedding invitation list to avoid any awkward situations. However, as a courtesy, ask the bride before the event if there is anyone else that they would like to include in the celebration. She might want to invite someone who is unable to attend the wedding on that date, or ever a few coworkers she is close with but is unable to fit on to her guest list.
If you are organizing a bachelorette party and would like to invite one of your friends to tag along, consult the bride first. Chances are, she won’t have a problem with it, but it is her party, so asking her is the right thing to do. After all, she will be the one that is considered rude or inconsiderate if a guest harbors hurt feelings over the lack of invitation.
Try to resolve any questionable situations beforehand so that you can have a drama-free bachelorette party. This event is your opportunity to toast the bride and celebrate her impending marriage without any negative baggage impeding your efforts.
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