ER and I kind of planned the party together. Her sister had wanted it to be a fun night where we all dressed up to get together. I knew exactly what I was going to wear. I felt a little overdressed when I arrived and found ER in jeans, heels and a nice shirt. Oops!
We started the night with dinner and some drinks. There were a lot of girls there -- even the bride's mom and now mother-in-law. Her br!desm@n was there too.
ER and I had gone earlier in the week and bought silly, fun gifts for her sister to wear and use, and leis for everyone else. We brought all of it out as soon as we sat down at our table.
After dinner, we went to a piano bar, which was a total blast. It's a great place to go for a bachelorette party, since the whole atmosphere is so laid-back and silly. It fit ER's sister well. She had such a blast with the night that one of the pianists really took to her.
He called her up on stage, and he actually got two guys to go up and serenade her with "You've Lost That Lovin' Feelin'." As you can tell, she totally didn't enjoy it (rriiiiiiiiiight).
We all belted out songs and had a great time.
ER's sister even got called up one another time toward the end of the night to play along with "Head, Shoulders, Knees and ..." (the piano bar version didn't exactly always mention toes. Or heads ... or shoulders.)
The night was really awesome, silly and fun. The bride had a blast, even though she managed to get sick from eating too quickly at dinner.
As it neared 1 a.m., we were all exhausted from laughing so hard, taking silly pictures and singing at the top of our lungs. We called it a night, even more excited for the wedding that weekend. You've gotta love a great bachelorette party!
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Sounds like a really good time!
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