Plan a Theatre Outing | Day 34 of 60 Health Storey Bridal Prep
Holiday Theatre Outing with Family, With Friends
1. Choose the Theatre Production
- Select a Show: Research popular holiday theatre productions for November and December. Consider classics like "A Christmas Carol," "The Nutcracker," or local holiday-themed shows.
- Check Reviews and Availability: Look for reviews and verify show times to ensure it fits your schedule.
2. Gather Your Group
- Invite the Moms: Reach out to your mom and future mother-in-law to see if they’d like to join for the afternoon.
- Bridesmaids Invitation: Discuss with your bridesmaids to confirm who wants to join for the evening.
- Use Meetup: If some friends aren’t interested in theatre, check Meetup for local groups or events.
3. Purchase Tickets
- Book Early: Once you’ve confirmed the group, select a date and purchase tickets. Ensure everyone is on the same page about the show.
- Group Discounts: Look for group discounts or promotional codes if possible.
Day Schedule
Afternoon with Moms
- 12:00 PM: Meet-Up for Lunch
- Choose a cozy restaurant where you can have a relaxing meal with your moms.
- Make Reservations: To avoid waiting, make a reservation in advance.
- 1:30 PM: Post-Lunch Activity
- Spend some time shopping for holiday gifts or visit a nearby café for hot drinks.
- Discussion: Share wedding planning details and enjoy bonding time.
Evening with Bridesmaids
- 4:30 PM: Gather with Bridesmaids
- Meet up at a designated location, ideally one close to the theatre.
- 5:00 PM: Dinner Before the Show
- Opt for a restaurant close to the theatre for dinner (~1.5-2 hours before the show).
- Reservations: Again, make a reservation to ensure timely service.
- 6:45 PM: Head to Theatre
- Leave the restaurant at least 30-45 minutes before the show starts to allow time for transit, parking, and seating.
- 7:30 PM: Showtime
- Arrive at the theatre a bit earlier to settle in and enjoy the excitement.
4. Post-Show Plans
- 9:30 PM: Dessert and Discussion
- After the show, gather for dessert or drinks at a nearby café or bar to discuss your thoughts on the performance.
- Dress Appropriately: Confirm the dress code for both lunch and the theatre, opting for something festive and easy to move in.
- Snacks and Refreshments: Consider bringing a small snack for the journey, especially if it will be a long day.
- Capture Moments: Bring a camera or ensure phones are charged for pictures, whether it’s at lunch, the theatre, or afterward.
Tips for a Smooth Day
- Confirmation: Reconfirm everyone’s plans and the dinner reservation a few days before the outing.
- Flexibility: Stay flexible with timing, allowing for spontaneous fun or last-minute changes.
Enjoy the holiday theatre outing as a wonderful bonding experience while celebrating all the joys of wedding planning!
