Toast the bride-to-be in Nashville. The Music City provides options for every type of bachelorette party. Put together an eclectic itinerary by checking out these spots.
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This brunch spot doesn’t discriminate against those who can’t wake up in time for an early meal — Sunday brunch is served 11 a.m.–5 p.m. Wine by the bottle is half off on Sunday.
Bombshell Creative
Bombshell Creative offers boudoir photo shoots for bachelorette parties. Sessions also include wardrobe consultation, art direction and make-up.
Lonnie’s Western Room
This cozy karaoke spot is open daily until 3 a.m. Lonnie’s has an extensive song collection. Arrive early to ensure a short wait to sing. Keep in mind: The bar is cash only.
Miss Fit Academy
The studio hosts classes in the arts of pole dancing, aerial aerobics and Coyote Ugly-style bar dancing. Parties are offered seven nights a week and can accommodate groups up to 29.
Pinewood Social
This trendy new space features dining, cocktails, bowling, bocce ball, a pool and outdoor space.
Ryman Auditorium
See a show at this National Historic Landmark and Nashville institution. Many artists have recorded live performances here, including Johnny Cash and Neil Young.
Stock-Yard Restaurant
One of the top steakhouses in Nashville, Stock-Yard Restaurant can host groups of 10 or more in one of its 16 private dining rooms. Tip: The restaurant offers complimentary shuttle service. Call ahead to reserve.
Suzy Wong’s House of Yum
Every Sunday, Suzy Wong’s offers up a Drag’N Brunch, featuring live drag entertainment, two-for-one mimosas and an Asian-inspired menu.
The Big Bang
Visit this dueling piano bar for one of its nightly shows that combines music, comedy and audience participation. Bachelorette parties of all sizes can be booked in advance on the website.
Wild Horse Saloon
Enjoy free line dancing lessons in the three-level warehouse. The 66,000-square-foot venue offers special bachelorette party packages.
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