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"Another Round Before the Gown"
by Regina Varnado

OMG! You said yes! You've planned everything to a T. You’ve picked bridesmaids, got the venue booked and have everything planned perfectly all the way down to the flower arrangements.
 
But, is it really official without the last "hurrah"?
 
Of course, it is. But what better way to enter the world as a "Mrs." than going out with a BANG!
 
You guessed it, PARTY TIME!
 
Call it a bachelorette party, celebration, weekend, or mission, here's our take on why every bride should consider a bachelorette party before their big day!
 

1. Honoring your old chapter before entering your new one.

Hey, being single wasn't that bad right? Cheers to those days and nights spent trying to figure this whole "love thing" out. A sweet toast to the amount of "amazing" you were before you were swept off your feet. It’s not about comparing the old and new, but more saluting the beautiful journey!
 

2. Enjoy "Single" with your girls one last time!

In the words of the great "Beyoncé”; "If you like then you should've put a ring on it". In your case he did! Before the union is solidified amongst family and friends, take one more trip around the "I do as I please" island. No checking in, no asking permission, no marital responsibilities at all. Your bridesmaids have vowed to be there for you so what's wrong you one more round of hardcore "Squad Goals"? YOLO (you only live once) right?
 

3. Giving closure and meaning to the single life

To every mistake, every horrible date, every jerk, every heartbreak, every ring around the rosy, here's a toast to everything that just didn't work out. From your high school sweetheart to the angel in disguise you met at the market, celebrate all things that went wrong. Turn up and give appreciations for the one who walked in and made it all make sense.
 
Bachelorette parties aren’t required and nothing says they determine your future happiness. But before dismissing the idea entirely, consider a few key points. You deserve to celebrate not only yourself but the friends you have & the life you've lived. There's no rule book on how to celebrate. You're free to make this moment your own. The key is to honor yourself and your friendships. Take a night away from the pressures, schedules, and deadlines. Weddings should be about the journey and be celebrating some of the best times of your life.

Doesn't sound so bad right?