Um... sure.

LarissaAnn · June 2011

Yesterday, I got an invitation to my friend's fiancee's bachelorette party. That's cool. But it's on a Sunday, from 2-4 p.m., a yoga class. I'm no yoga person, but I could see it being kinda fun and I'm going. But aside from the fact that it's in central Jersey which means I'm driving an hour each way for a 2-hour party, doesn't it sound kinda lame for a bach party? Not even lunch or something really social?

hunnygirl · June 2011

No lunch or anything? That does seem kind of lame. Have fun doing yoga!

Vikki2pay · June 2011

That doesn't sound like an exciting Bach party, and I like yoga. It sounds like a lame excuse to do "something" for the bride.

mlveynar · June 2011

Wait, what? The whole party is a yoga class? Nothing else? No thanks.

OSUWifey09 · June 2011

Yeah...I'd probably skip it. While having yoga as a part of the bachelorette party fu would be fine with me, if that's ALL they're doing - nope.

Cutiepie811 · June 2011

That sounds really weird! I would be hesitate on going. I love yoga, but I think that is really strange to have that as a bach party. No lunch? Strange!

Five_letter · June 2011

No lunch or cocktails? Super lame and barely worth the drive.

I do appreciate the fact that it's not your typical bachelorette party, but lunch would have been nice.

LarissaAnn · June 2011

Ok, so it's not just me (and E - he loves yoga but was seriously questioning this). This might actually be more lame than my cousin's bach party, and that was terrible. At least there we had dinner and a glass of wine. Unless snacks and drinks are involved and the invite just didn't mention it? Would they do that? Have snacks and drinks during a yoga class?

janda309 · June 2011

Just you and E were invited to do yoga for a bachelorette party? That's even more weird. Maybe they are planning to go eat or something and just didn't put that in the invite? So, odd....

LarissaAnn · June 2011

janda309:
Just you and E were invited to do yoga for a bachelorette party? That's even more weird. Maybe they are planning to go eat or something and just didn't put that in the invite? So, odd....

LOL, no, just me, not E. Just girls. E just joined me in thinking it was weird and lame.

aligator423uf · June 2011

Yea, weird. I doubt they'd have food and drinks at the actual class, so if there was some type of food involved I would think that the invite would say something like "come join us for yoga followed by lunch at XX". Right? That makes sense to me.

LarissaAnn · June 2011

That's what I thought too. So we're going to a two-hour yoga class, which doesn't seem all that social and talky to me, and then heading home? That's it? It's just so... not... party-like.

justrachet · June 2011

That's so bizarre.

Um... sure.

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