Bachelorette Weekend Packing List

What to pack for a bachelorette weekend, from sun gear to the morning-after pouch.

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  • Bachelorette Weekend Packing List
  • Quick-dry beach towel or Turkish towel
  • Sunglasses in a case
  • Mini sunscreen and SPF lip balm
  • Reusable water bottle
  • Waterproof phone pouch
  • Light beach tote
  • Robe or matching PJ set
  • Cozy slippers or fuzzy socks
  • Makeup pouch or toiletry bag
  • Sheet masks or eye gels
  • Hydration packets
  • Pain relievers and antacids
  • Breath mints or gum
  • Hair ties and dry shampoo
  • Band-Aids for blisters
  • Trail mix or protein bars
  • Tea sachets or instant coffee
  • Matching top or group outfit
  • Sash, veil or tiara for the bride
  • Portable speaker for karaoke
  • Bridal bingo cards
  • Welcome bag for each guest
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Kennedy Blue notes there's a good chance at least one friend forgot a towel on their bachelorette weekend packing list, so that's worth a tick. Below you'll find beach and sun gear, a getting-ready kit, a small recovery pouch and party extras such as sashes, a veil and bingo cards. Tick through each group as you pack, and check off what you already own. This list assumes a rental or hotel stay with a small group. It leaves out travel bookings, budgets and the schedule itself.

Why these items are on the list

  1. Quick-dry beach towel or Turkish towel. Kennedy Blue says there's a good chance at least one friend forgot a towel, so bring your own.
  2. Sunglasses in a case. Junebug Weddings lists sunglasses in a cute case among its beach and summer ideas.
  3. Mini sunscreen and SPF lip balm. Junebug Weddings lists mini sunscreen and SPF lip balm among its beach and summer ideas.
  4. Reusable water bottle. Stays with you to keep you hydrated; a name on it can help avoid drink mix-ups.
  5. Waterproof phone pouch. Junebug Weddings lists a waterproof phone pouch among its beach and summer ideas.
  6. Light beach tote. One bag for the towel, sunscreen and bottle, and it gets reused for groceries afterwards.
  7. Robe or matching PJ set. Junebug Weddings lists matching robes or PJ sets among its prep and pamper ideas.
  8. Cozy slippers or fuzzy socks. Junebug Weddings lists cozy slippers or fuzzy socks among its prep and pamper ideas.
  9. Makeup pouch or toiletry bag. Junebug Weddings lists makeup pouches or toiletry bags among its prep and pamper ideas.
  10. Sheet masks or eye gels. Junebug Weddings lists sheet masks or eye gels among its prep and pamper ideas.
  11. Hydration packets. Part of a post-party recovery kit for the morning after toasts and dancing.
  12. Pain relievers and antacids. Part of a basic recovery kit. Check with your doctor or pharmacist if you're unsure what suits you.
  13. Breath mints or gum. Sits in the recovery kit with the hydration packets and pain relievers.
  14. Hair ties and dry shampoo. Junebug Weddings lists hair ties or dry shampoo minis among its hangover kit picks.
  15. Band-Aids for blisters. Let's Batch lists Bandaids under its Safety First supplies for a wild bachelorette weekend.
  16. Trail mix or protein bars. Junebug says snacks are often the most appreciated item. Consider a mix of sweet, salty and allergy-friendly options.
  17. Tea sachets or instant coffee. Easy-to-pack morning fuel; tea sachets or instant coffee packets are a simple snack-and-sip pick.
  18. Matching top or group outfit. Kennedy Blue calls matching tops a must for any bachelorette party.
  19. Sash, veil or tiara for the bride. Let's Batch lists sashes, veils and a tiara as bachelorette attire and accessories.
  20. Portable speaker for karaoke. Let's Batch suggests a karaoke machine, or just YouTube videos and a speaker.
  21. Bridal bingo cards. Let's Batch suggests creating bingo cards with common bridal shower or bachelorette party gifts or activities.
  22. Welcome bag for each guest. A reusable tote doubles as a gift and a carry-all.

Keep it open on your phone while you pack, and share it with the group so nobody has to ask who's bringing what.

When to use it

Use it once the destination and the sleeping arrangements are settled, before you start packing.

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