A bit more chic? Give everyone a dress code. That way, an ordinary evening immediately feels like a events. Have all the girlfriends come in black and the bride in white, opt for soft pastel shades, or go all-in with a Great GatsbyAn evening full of pearls and feathers. Start at home with bubbly, pull up a chair in a cozy bistro, and finish on the dance floor. Extra fun: give everyone an envelope with a secret challenge at the beginning of the evening. Have the DJ play the bride's favorite song, or collect three wedding tips from complete strangers. Whoever completes the most challenges wins.

A whole weekend together might just be the most fun of all. No villa in Tuscany needed: the Veluwe, a Wadden Island, or South Limburg are just as delightful. Think of long breakfasts, walks, a good lunch, and evenings that last forever. Pizza and a movie on Friday, an elaborate dinner on Saturday, and brunch until the afternoon on Sunday. And in the evening? Werewolves, 30 Seconds, or karaoke with the cheesiest hits. Come up with your own cocktail beforehand and name it after the bride, and you'll instantly have the drink of the weekend. Looking for the perfect spot? We've got you covered. the best destinations for a girls' weekend already lined up for you.

Is she getting married in the winter? Then bring the winter sports experience home. Light all the candles, set a after ski Put on a playlist and ask everyone to come in their ugliest sweater. On the table: cheese fondue with baguette, baby potatoes, and pickles, followed by chocolate fondue with fruit and marshmallows. Serve with mulled wine, or hot chocolate with a splash of rum and whipped cream. And don't forget the old fondue rule: whoever drops their bread into the pot has to perform a task. Think of them beforehand and put them in a jar. It doesn't get any cozier (well, maybe on the slopes).