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Comments (24)I'm glad that your FH knows that you spoke with the best man...communication and trust are so important in a happy marriage, IMO. You and your husband should talk to each other about what each of you want to do at your respective parties. After that conversation you should both talk to your respective party planners. Many times bachelor and bachelorette parties are not for the guests of honor (the bride and groom), but just an excuse for their single friends to get out of control and be wild. Neither you nor your FH should feel pressured to have the type of fun neither of you are interested in, regardless of religion or personal beliefs. The wedding party and friends should respect both of you - these parties should be about doing something you two enjoy, not what they want to do! My husband is not a fan of strip clubs. A contingency of his friends really wanted to go to a strip club. My husband told them they could go, but he wasn't going to go. This is what he did for his bachelor party: A group of guys (married and single) went to Reno, NV for the weekend. They played a round of golf at a nice course the first day - all together. In the evening they had dinner and gambled. My husband hates to dance, doesn't like clubs, and didn't want to go to strip clubs. He told the guys - I am going to the craps tables, if you want to come that is where I will be, otherwise go ahead and do what you want - you know where I'll be. Some went to gamble and hang out with him, others took off and did their own thing. Everyone was happy. The second day they played 9 holes of golf, gambled a bit more, and then came home. This is what my DH wanted to do, your FH should get to do what he wants. I had my bachelorette party the same weekend. The girls and I went and had a spa day (manicures, pedicure, facials, and massages) - it was wonderful. After the spa day, my MOH hosted dinner at her house, and paid to have a limo pick us up and take us to San Francisco for dancing (I love to dance). We had a great time - it was exactly what I wanted to do. My DH and I did not see each other during our respective parties, because we weren't even in the same state. We trust each other completely, and both had a great time. It was good for us to have them the same weekend just because of timing - we didn't have that many free weekends before the wedding and a lot of the people that went to the parties were married or dating other people at the other party, so they didn't want to have two weekends apart - so convenient to have them at the same time. I don't think that bacholor or bachelorette parties have to fit a particular "mould" or "tradition" - the tradition is to go out with your friends without your future spouse and have fun. That's it. There is no formula for what defines what is fun except the participants. I actually had two bachelorette parties - one was the one I described above, the other was dinner out at a great restaurant in San Francisco, drinks at a trendy club (no dancing), and talking. It was great. Neither was not the last time I got together with my girlfriends without my husband (and he has hung out with his friends without me since we got married), but it was a great excuse to go out with just the girls and it was the last time I went out with the girls before I got married - such special memories! So, my point: Both of you should do what you want to do - have a great time, and don't worry too much about doing what a few people want you to do - If they want to go to a strip club for a bachelor party, then tell them to get married. They can do that for their bachelor party! ;-)...See MoreCurtains for a young bachelor?
Comments (24)Ok guys, lot os replies, thanks! "Unless I missed it - what's your budget for these window treatments? What are the dimensions of the windows, drape to the floor or just covering the window itself wanted?" No budget. The dimensions are 52" by 36", the top of the window is 81" off the floor. The curtains in my bedroom go all the way to the floor so I guess I could do that again in the living room, but I am willing to look at other designs. "Here's a grommet drape in chocolate. I don't know if the 84" length is right. What is the ceiling height?" The ceiling is 8'. I used 84" curtains on the bedroom windows. "IKEA has many modern/masculine curtains." I didn't notice any curtain section while I was there, I guess they were either spread out or I just have bad eyes lol. One thing I did notice at Ikea was pictures. I have this huge wall in my stairwell that is way too plain, I would like to hang something there. The open space is about 7' wide by 12' high. I have a coat rack hanging about 4' off the ground so that cuts the height to 8'....See MoreClueless bachelor, need help picking new cabinets hardware
Comments (35)Since you've chosen such a traditional design in your cabinets and countertop, why not try Century Hardware's classically beautiful Belvedere knobs and pulls? Regent Bronze or Champagne Gold would stand out nicely against the wood color and either one would compliment the shades of gold and browns in your countertop! https://www.houzz.com/collections/centuryamerica...See MoreColor Scheme and Decor Help for a bachelor!
Comments (38)another example w/ black & white photo on wall, layers of neutrals on bed, geometric & stripe pattern & textures Here is another “warm” neutral room using black/white/creams and a warm gray accent wall with the black & white photos. For bringing in any metals, “warm” nickel or soft golds (‘champagne’) do well with warm neutrals, very dark navy can also be used as a neutral with this type of room if you want to use a dark solid instead of black, note the warm neutrals...See More- 2 years agolast modified: 2 years ago
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