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First of all, make sure all partygoers are on the same page when it comes to who pays for what.
Obviously, the bride-to-be should not have to spend a dime all night, so that leaves everyone else footing the bill.
It's up to you, it's most beneficial (and the most fair way) to have everyone split up the final costs equally.
The largest expenditures you will have is food/drink and a hotel. If you're aiming to have a fun Girl's Night Out, I recommend getting a hotel suite. Even at $200-$250 for the night, that's not bad once you split it up 10 ways.
As for dinner, if you want to save, have it either at the hotel or someone's house beforehand, and have everyone bring a dish.
Another cheap, fun idea is to make t-shirts before heading out.
Getting a funny veil for the Bachelorette is always classic, but some of those novelty veils can be pricy. Buy a headband for a dollar, and some white netting with stars on it at Wal-Mart for about two dollars a yard and stitch it onto the headband. You can always get novelty items at the store to hang on it as well.
I've seen a lot of shirts for the Bachelorette that have a checklist on the back of things to do on the night out (for example; get a lapdance, do a shot, get a kiss from another guy, dance on the bar...). These can cost upward of $15! Design your own in a word document, print it on an iron-on, and iron it onto a cheap t-shirt I bought. Total cost: $5.
If you want to bring in some money for the Bachelorette, you can always create a necklace or a shirt with Lifesavers sewed on, and write on it "Suck for a Buck." Each person who wants a candy pays the Bride-to-Be $1, then sucks a candy off her.
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