Creative bachelorette gifts

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Give the bride-to-be a unique bachelorette party gift to help her celebrate her last days as a single lady. Avoid traditional bachelorette party gifts, such as lingerie or romantic items --- instead, choose a creative gift that she is sure to appreciate. If you want to go the traditional route, try adding a unique gift to a traditional gift of underwear or massage oils.

1. Friendly Gift

   • Select a gift for the bride-to-be that shows how much her friendship means to you. Give her a scrapbook of the two of you or your group of girlfriends. Buy a decorative picture frame with a photograph of the bride with her best friends- choose a frame that is high quality so that she can hang it in her new home after the wedding. Sign up for a yoga class or a spa weekend that the two of you can attend together as another option.

   Entertaining

   • Take a cue from the spirit of the bachelorette party when selecting a gift. Give the bride-to-be items she and her husband can use in their future home to entertain guests and throw parties. Buy patio lights to string outdoors, a drink shaker kit, margarita glasses, a karaoke machine, a fondue set or a decorative serving platter. Have the other bachelorette party guests in on the theme, too- this way, all the guests can coordinate gifts around the theme.

   Movies

   • Treat a movie-loving bride-to-be with a gift basket full of wedding-themed movies. Include titles such as "Father of the Bride," "My Best Friend's Wedding," "My Big, Fat Greek Wedding," "The Wedding Singer," "Bride Wars," "The Wedding Date," "Wedding Crashers" and "The Princess Bride." Add a few packages of microwave popcorn and movie theater candy, such as Dots, Junior Mints, Milk Duds and Red Vines. Place all of the items in a large popcorn bucket or bowl.

   Games

   • Help the soon-to-be bride and groom fill their game closet with board games they can enjoy together or play with family and friends. Purchase a variety of games ranging from classics, such as Scrabble, to contemporary games like Scene It. Provide at least one game for a group, such as Trivial Pursuit or Catch Phrase. Other options include a few decks of cards and a set of poker chips that the couple can use to host poker night.

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