The home base
Pick the neighborhood first, then the rental or hotel. It decides how much of the weekend you spend in cars.
Miami bachelorette guide
Your Miami bachelorette, mapped out
Free guides for the maid of honor: weekend itineraries, the best areas to stay, sandbar boat days, brunch and nightlife. Want it done for you? A P* On Call planner can build the whole weekend.
ItinerariesWhere to stayBoat daysBrunch & nightlifeChecklist
Free planning guidesMade for the maid of honorBusy season: book the big stuff firstShows are 21+
Build your weekend
The six pieces of a Miami bach
Most great Miami weekends are built from the same few pieces. Pick the ones your bride will love, then use the guides to plan each one.
The boat day
A morning on Biscayne Bay or at a sandbar is the photo everyone posts. Book it early and keep the afternoon free in case of storms.
The big dinner
One dressed-up dinner with the whole crew and a toast to the bride. Reserve it the day your dates are set.
The night in
A private show at your stay is the surprise the bride won't see coming. Dancers book through P* On Call, 21+ and entertainment only.
The daytime activity
A sip and paint with a live nude model makes an easy, giggly afternoon for any group. This is a real P* On Call party.
The recovery brunch
Sunday is for a long brunch, a drag show if you can get a table, and one last beach walk before the flights home.
Free guides
Plan it yourself, step by step
Short, practical guides for each part of the weekend. Read them in any order.
2- and 3-day itinerariesReady-made weekend plans that are fun, not exhausting.Where to staySouth Beach, Brickell, Wynwood or Coconut Grove: which fits your group.Boat and sandbar dayHow to pick a boat, what to ask and what to pack.Brunch and nightlifeThe big dinner, VIP tables, drag brunch and getting home safe.Planning checklistWhat to book and when, from six months out to the weekend itself.
Or hand it to a planner
Rather not juggle it all? A P* On Call planner can take any piece off your plate, or all of it.
- Tell us the basics
Your dates, the group size and the bride's vibe. Rough answers are fine.
- Get a plan
We send back a weekend plan with options for the stay, the boat, dinner and the night in.
- Change anything
Swap pieces in or out until it feels right. You approve every booking.
- Be a guest too
One contact handles the whole trip, so the maid of honor gets to enjoy it.
Nothing gets booked until you say yes in writing.
Pick your home base
Each part of Miami gives the weekend a different feel. Tap one to see who it suits.
Maid of honor FAQ
How far ahead should we plan a Miami bachelorette?
Aim for three to six months out. Lock in the stay and the boat first, since the good ones go early in busy season, then dinner reservations, then everything else.
What's the best time of year for it?
Winter and spring bring the mildest, driest weather, and that's also when Miami is busiest. Summer is hot with frequent afternoon storms, and hurricane season runs June through November, so plan boat days for mornings.
Two nights or three?
Two nights fits a boat day, a big dinner and one big night. Three nights adds a pool day and a slow brunch without wearing anyone out. Our itinerary guide has both.
Hotel or rental house?
A rental keeps the group together and is the easiest place for a night in or a private show. A hotel is simpler for a short trip. Either way, check the guest and noise rules before you book.
How do we keep costs fair for everyone?
Agree on a per-person budget before anything is booked, tell guests early what's covered, and collect everyone's share in one payment app. Many groups cover the bride's share together.
Can you plan just one part of the weekend?
Yes. Ask for help with only the boat, only the stay or only the night in, and use these guides for the rest.
Want us to plan it?
Send the dates and a little about the crew. A P* On Call planner will reply with ideas for your weekend.
Rather talk it through first? Email [email protected].